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If you can find someone, maybe cut disks and then forge them into blades. Or cut it lengthwise in 1/8"-1/4" and make blades, probably easier this way. Definitely a lot less work than the other way.

https://www.firearmsnews.com/editorial/762x39mm-gel-test-7-loads-put-to-the-test/383856 x39 tests. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/14653674_Terminal_ballistics_of_762_mm_NATO_bullets_Experiments_in_ordnance_gelatin 7.62 Nato tests.

If it's a standard chamber, I wouldn't waste the time involved to do it. If I had a rifle with a match or tight chamber, or if I shot matches, yes. With a tight chamber, you'll probably have no choice and have to. Keeping your brass consistent for match shooting, is part of the overall game.

A friend did a photochop on it and sent this back.

Saiga chamber. https://youtu.be/W_Ji5s6PAHc?si=SCzXwLrj21oI-SHW

Yeah, should've grabbed my power pliers and used them. We were rushing to get done, didn't help. Still got O.T. and stuck in morning traffic in SoCal. Guess I'm going to move the Skallywag up to work knife for now.

Depends on when you bought it, early versions were 440 until about 2007. They then went to 13C26 until 2009 and then switched to 14C28N. I believe that they also released the Blur in CPM M4 and Magnacut. Which ran the prices up over $200 for a very neat EDC. I just thought it was a little...

Now that's neat!

Thank you sir! 😊

I made the mistake of using it like a screwdriver, in the dark. At work last night, trying to get a set of locomotives from one yard back to another. The locomotive on one end didn't have a radio, while trying to remove it from another in the dark... Should've known it was going to be one of...

I think the powder coating is going to come off, even with lube.

The most loneliest day of my life. https://youtu.be/axb6zptZBQM?si=2uLkhP6CSeqFt6Ax 🤬

Do you want to look like this... Or this...

I always thought it was a good place to run fishing line through. Better than some flimsy stick, that would probably break, if a fish of any size grabbed your hook.

Depends on when you bought. I've had a Galil, MAK-90, SLR... back when they were all cheap. Now I see them at $900+ for an import and $1,200+ for American made. If I'm paying that for an AK, it better run better than what I have or had. With modern CNC machines, they should be making AK's...

So who's are better? Century, Kalashnikov USA, Riley Defense, Arsenal USA... I have an older Arsenal SLR-95, probably one of the best AK varients that I've owned. Other than the Valmet and Galil, which are two of the best ever made.

Sounds like pulp fiction...

Doesn't matter at all. Politicians, media and other people inject their "feels" to influence people. A lot of people fall for the tricks these people play. Look how easy it was to pass the patriot act after 9/11. All the fools they showed on TV, saying that they were willing to give up their...

I looked at a few, seems some owned firearms, some didn't. Benjamin Franklin led troops, more then likely carried and used while serving. Can't find anything about him owning firearms.