Recent content by Roc_Kor

Oh good Lord Now I gotta watch the three videos if I want to verify it. Why do your videos have to run so long, nutnfancy?

What video is that? I don't remember him saying that but that would be pretty stupid if he did.

That's true I can see why you'd think that. It is kinda mall-ninja-y. Well I guess his heart's in the right place, but now I may not be able to unsee the Shopping Center Defender in his antics now haha.

The quality of his videos have gone up a lot though. I mean long-winded-ness aside he's probably one of the better YouTubers out there. Not everyone starts at the top of their craft. Heck he actually started out just making a few review videos for amazon and it grew from there. I've been...

www.gunfacts.info All you'll need. Trust me.

I like him enough that he influenced me to end my hatred of the 9mm. I did get tired of the "But it's not a Glock 17" thing in his videos but I guess there is a point to be said about comparing a reviewed gun to something as a benchmark. Besides in one video (I forget which) he stated he wasn't...

From what I understand M44s do have the same "sighted with the bayonet [extended]" situation but some aren't.

From what I've read, most Mosin models (notable exception being the bayonet-less Coassack rifle [same as Dragoon but no bayonet]) were indeed sighted in with the bayonet but this process was inconsistent. And that's interesting to know about the sight notch. I'll keep an eye out for that next...

According to http://7.62x54r.net both the Dragoon and the M91/30 are 48.5" long. I think you're thinking of the M91, which is the original Mosin-Nagant model and IS 2 inches longer than the Dragoon/91-30. The main differences between the Dragoon and the M91/30 are the stocks, barrel bands and...

I also have a 1924 91/30 Ex-Dragoon. From what I understand they're pre 91/30 guns converted to 91/30 spec (sights furniture and such) Mine's in wonderful condition. It does have a Czarist mark that's been stamped over with the Hammer & Sickle. I got it for a steal among a rack of...

All I'd ask is that you make sure you don't have some rare Mosin-Nagant that you're about to cut up, and that whatever work you do you do well, and not just bubba the gun up. But to be constructive, you CAN get turned bolts from the Boltman: http://mosinnagant.net/Boltman/Boltman.html

+1 on the Leatherman Blast. It's solid, has great tools, and fits easily in a pocket. I got mine in black but you can find the stainless one for ~$38 on Amazon. Great medium duty Multi Tool. Video review on Leatherman Blast: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6IfJyIomyA

I've had a Black TiNi Tanto for a while now and I'm happy with them. I heard they're great knives and snatched mine up for about $60 on Amazon. It's my EDC defensive knife. I would never pay MSRP for them though. SOG lists them for like ~$100. Good video review on it...

I have to also vouch for the Mil Spec. The difference between the GI Sights and the Mil Spec are night and day. While the GI.45 is cheaper, the cost of the mil-spec is worth the improvements. If you're paying more than $500 for a GI .45 or ~$600 for a Mil Sec, however, you're being taken. Oh...

This 3 part review series on the SR9 compares it to the Glock 17: The reviewer seems to like it enough. Hope it helps. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpTaV3A2jIE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfW0YR0yD2k http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzNxlmA2iT4