Recent content by MilsurpShooter

Personally, I'm not a fan of the dry firing. Things are built like a tank I know but still just... always worried about having that bad luck and mine being the one that Comrade Nikolai didn't spend the time heat treating properly and boom, broken firing pin lol. Easiest thing I've found to...

I can't give a 100% unbiased review, seeing as all I've owned have been older hand me down optics or cheap .22 plinker scopes. I have shot through high end Zeiss, Schmidt&Bender, and Nightforce optics while at the range and the only Vortex I own is a Vortex Viper PST 6-24x50. It's on a Savage...

That goes on the list for when i hit powerball lol

http://www.yooperj.com/SKS-24.htm scrolls down to China and it should give you a bit of info

Thanks for all the info and ideas everyone. I've ordered some books and a few little parts and some serious research and planning to do. First thing I need to do is hide the stock I have away. Seeing it everyday is making me want to rush the whole thing :o

Parts, stocks, screws, slings, bayonets I have a general idea of where to get them. I've got bookmarks and am a pretty good web sleuth however trying to find a place to buy a Mauser Action seems to elude me for some reason. Long story short I always had this idea of building a new Mauser...

triangle 26 reciever with a B cyrillic letter in front of the Serial Number might denote a Sino-Soviet. Some information here: http://www.yooperj.com/SKS-36.htm

Voted in is... Well... I wouldn't exactly claim it was a fair vote http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2013/03/state_emergency_gun_law.html But hey I guess this is the way to make things safe once the Background check for ammunition purchases got sidelined

http://www.ows-ammo.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=58_21&products_id=4

I highly doubt it would pass, but in NY you never can tell anymore. Wonder who sells 10 round boxes of 8mm Mauser though... Oh I have a single shot 16 gauge, does that mean I can only buy 2 or 3 rounds at a time?

Also, for what it's worth, if you scratch the paint on the Henry receiver it cleans off pretty well.

Cheap model Henry and a Ithaca Saddlegun. No problems on either and both have some of the smoother actions I've had the opportunity to come across. Lot's of people knock the Henry due to the plastic and cheap metal, but I've had mine for awhile, it's taken normal abuse and no issues what'so'ever.

did some google sleuthing and found this place: http://www.poppertsgunparts.com/cgi-bin/webdata/webdata_gunparts.cgi?Model=REMINGTON+MODEL+51&pagenum=1&cgifunction=Search Can't say I've ordered from them but might not hurt to give'em a call? $10 minimum order and a minimum shipping of $4.75 so...

I'm a Surefire guy. Yeah they're expensive but from a customer service standpoint they've earned me as a customer. I had an old P6 Defender (Bulb based) for a long time that I used for work and personal use. Bulbs were... Less then stellar in their longevity and weren't cheap either. After...

I was sold on his videos when I saw him do the 1,000 yard shot with a pistol https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJ3XwizTqDw Even if they aren't one take, they still impress me lol