Foreign Weapons and Obscure Builds V3
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Wife saw the new 140 and laid claim to it....
See the little holes?
Those are commercial mags
They run ok for range mags
On sale, you can pick them up for $120 for a 10pack at gunmag warehouse
Those are commercial mags
They run ok for range mags
On sale, you can pick them up for $120 for a 10pack at gunmag warehouse
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I like the brown and clear versions
Thems ISD mags. Good for shits and giggles.
That right one's compensating for something.
Bout like me, lots of length but very little girth.
Spiked keeper or flat?
I like them. Not ((10)), but do not cost as much either. I took a day long class with a mix of them and surplus steel. The only problem I had was with a surplus steel mag. Spring was 2" shorter than other springs.
But I destroyed a clear WBP/FB Radom mag very quickly just shooting in the back yard. And everybody else seem to like them.
Maybe it's the difference between 5.45 and 7.62 mags, but I have not seen 7.62 ISD mags for $12 for a long time.
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Ever moved with a warehouse full of ammo?
At one point I moved 5 times in 2 years.
Let me know if you have a Cash price.
SOLD - PTR-32
LNIB PTR-32. G3 roller lock clone, chambered in 7.62x39. Bolt rifle accuracy in a roller lock. Takes regular AK magazines. Paddle mag release. M4 stock. Takes any 2 pin HK rifle stock. Shoots like a dream. Roller lock make recoil almost non-existent. Threaded 5/8 x24 bull barrel, full length...www.southeasttraders.com
@Balthaz has 1st dibs
Will not let Ammo go for those prices
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I wish the guy that created that pic would come back.
Just bought this:
Type 98 Real Shin-Guinto WWII capture Japanese Sword.
The sword maker is known and made over 400 blades during his career from 1939 on.
So excited to get this one in my hands and add to my collection.
Type 98 Real Shin-Guinto WWII capture Japanese Sword.
The sword maker is known and made over 400 blades during his career from 1939 on.
So excited to get this one in my hands and add to my collection.