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mmmmmm ..................... AR's are like a Ford Taurus . everybody has one. But not everybody has a Swiss built tack drivin K31. No comparison. I'll bet you wish you had the K31 back. Do you know what a Private Series K31 is?

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Something I may have not mentioned and I haven't read through the entire posting again. When I use the Hornady comparator tool it will of itself add 1" to the overall measurement. So my actual bullet seating depth as measured from the base to the ogive is 2.250". This is the spec. I now use for...

I know it might seem like a simple thing to remove the mount and look. In a perfect world that would be the case. Problem is the screws are slotted screws for a flat blade driver and the screws are lock-tited. And the rear screw head is already buggered a bit. So simply putting a flat blade...

thanks Sunray. It confirms the number ranges I also checked. I googled photos of SC A3's and found also the last digit must be a "7" because the digit "1" has is crossed at the bottom. So only the 5th digit is in question now. Take a look at this photo. I think the 5th digit is a "6"

Come on guys stay on subject ............. jeez If you want to bloviate about low serial numbers and how safe your 03 is ................... start your own thread.:scrutiny: The only 2 digits I'm concerned with is the 5th and the 7th ...................... the others are easy to figure out by...

Hi Guys: I have this SC 03A3 with a scope mount installed. The mount is covering the majority of the serial number. Only the bottom portion of the number is visible. I trying to figure out what the serial number is without removing the mount. Using the SC serial number range and from what I see...

Here's what I know. I have a Gruning Precision Remy 700 in 30.06 with a 27" Douglas barrel. With 190gr. Sierra MK on top of 60.5gr of Reloder 22 it will generate 2900 fps. easily. No signs of pressure, and just very slightly flattened primer. 200 gr. Sierra MK on top of 59.5gr. Reloder - 2800...

Hi Guys: Anybody got any idea what those 3 inline marks are? I realize the 4th smaller mark is an arsenal hardness test mark. So that one I'm not wondering about. But the 3 inline ......... what is that? :confused:

The formula is easy FPSx12 divided by the rifle twist x 60 = bullet rpm

I've run those number on various firearms. The numbers at ridiculous. For instance a 1;7 twist ar with a muzzle velocity of 3000 fps comes out to about 308,571 rpm. I don't remember exactly. It's some where in that area. NHRA Pro Stock engine about 10,000 rpm Modern jap motorcycle engine about...

Some folks just have a knack for seeing the picture. I try but I obviously don't have the eye that dubbleA has. Nevertheless, I'll post another Cerakote job I've had done.

I'll add one load I've recently worked up. I have more recipes but this is one I have in mind because it's a recent one I just did. 147gr mil-spec FMJ 45.5gr. IMR 4064 CCI BR primers in Graf brass. 2850 fps. @ roughly 50 degrees F The group is from a 1944 beech wood K31 I've just got done...

"Anybody ever wondered why such powerful cartridges were used to kill people?" Back in those days when those cartridges were designed soldiers still rode horses into battle. They wanted a cartridge that would take down a charging horse at 350 yrds. to put the soldier on foot.

Here's one of my custom builds. It is not cheap (life is too short of cheap AR's) but it is totally reliable and totally accurate. http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=533799658

I think the parameter was for the standard issue infantryman ............... I see a lot of specs and numbers that don't exactly fit that bill. However, all the cartridges listed are way overkill for shooting people. Anybody ever wondered why such powerful cartridges were used to kill...

I have extensive experience with having firearms done with Cerakote. IF it is done correctly it is durable, tough and looks great. The guy who does my stuff is the first factory trained tech to go private (Legendary Coatings) in White City OR which is where NIC is located. The key is thorough...

AK and accurate are not two words that generally go together;)

That's easy. Swiss K31

If this doesn't "talk" you out of getting some kind of "sheeple" gun, then you're hopeless;)