Did those printniggers ever make a jig for pumping these things out D.I.Y.? The biggest gripe I have with the pistol kits they make is that they point you towards a guy that sells them pre cut or give you general dimensions instead of someone making a jig a la the 3D2A jig that Invader Zip made.
you can get them for like $~500 looking at gunbroker but i've never seen one in person for less than $800, they're one of those jewel guns that gun boomers love to show off and usually in dogshit condition.
If you like customization/modification/tweaking, the Ruger Marks are pretty great. Lots of shit from TK and Volquartsen (among others) out there for them. Downside is that you'll probably need/want to replace the extractor at the very least. Not super familiar with the SR22.
Mrs basso (female) likes shotguns she's actually pretty good and for a tiny girl can take 12g all day skeeting.
I'm partial to cold war era rifles personally so I know these would become the big game rifle. I take a Sporter A1 for deer hunting just because it's such a nice light rifle.
Since I will hunt large game again I don't want a semi where they are mostly banned from hunting. Plus the sexy factor of a big ass belted magnum single shot.
Yup def some half plastic pps43 lmao amazing. I wonder if it's actually "automatic" tho. If it's semi it's a totally legal pistol otherwise. I should know my first ever build was one of these! God .... Young basso making shitty Russian guns in his old apartment..... Those were the days.
I think it depends on whether you find getting knocked around by recoil fun or frustrating. I personally love it, but I know guys who are way better shooters than I am who balk after one shot out of my ten gauge. Past a certain point, I think you don't really control the recoil so much as you just learn to ride it out and recover, and twelve gauge seems to be right on that line for most people. I think that's what they find off-putting, the feeling that the gun is running you.
The FAL is in a bad spot if you've got a hard case of FOMO(fear of missing out), surplus magazines are anywhere from $50-75 and DSA makes polymer magazines for $30. Surplus furniture, accessories and accoutrements are dwindling, the cheapest is the crud coming from Israel on occasion. DSA is the only sensible parts source.
They call this a "Sudy" in certain circles. Not sure why he thought this was a good idea but it probably only cost him like $80 total LOL. Ironically enough I'm pretty sure the kit he made this from has instructions on how to break it the way the ATF likes so I'm not sure why he didn't do the extra work to make this at least not a machine-gun.
If I had to guess it's probably full auto. It's cheaper and faster that way ironically. There are guys that will machine the bolts and send you a semi auto bolt and then you just need to modify the fire control group to take AR parts or what have you, put in denials etc. It's not THAT much more work. If it is full auto it appears that the bolt is locked open in the photo which is kind of funny.
Yeah I suppose it is case by case. Some states have mag restrictions for deer, others allow you to bring a Beta C mag and fill it all the way.
Not sure why DSA has such a monopoly on this market. I've heard the FAL is an absolute pain in the ass to machine so maybe that has something to do with it.
Sadly, I almost feel like the demand is just low enough that nobody bothers to break out the old tooling or something.
It's a milled gun and they already have the machines in place, trying to step in on their turf is a quick way to go bankrupt.
Nobody shoots 7.62x51 or they would realize the small handguard is shit at keeping the barrel from burning your hand after one magazine. I wrapped my FAL's handguard before I even took it out because I'm not retarded.
Kit build with a printed upper receiver
Video of him test firing. I'm still suspicious of OOB problems and he still needs to find a shop that's willing and able to make them for him. But that's good progress. He claims to have timed his mechanism so you can't pull the trigger until the bolt is home, but without seeing the damn thing that's all just conjecture.
Yep the Bauer is a good little baby Browning clone. Not amazing quality but it's always SS which is nice.
Ehh I just discovered the M&P .22lr compact so probably that over a SR-22 as the last SR I held felt CHEAP and the M&P .22 has the EXACT same controls as my M&P 2.0 compact
Apt description of every out of production firearm
I dont think aves has. Im sure they enjoy their small corner of the market enough to not be too free with that sort of thing, I'm pretty sure they actually cnc manufacture most of their stuff anyway.
