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Well, that’s ok - I don’t HAVE to be right all the time, which is part of the reason I’m not a mod/admin. :boink:

Or a CZ97 converted to 9mmP?

It’s a test barrel on an action that might well be registered as a pistol. I don’t know, and I don’t think they get into it on the website.

Check out a site called “ballistics by the inch”. They cut an inch off a barrel and fire it, then cut another inch until there’s nothing left.

PM me your address and I’ll send you a snap cap and a few dummies for it, then you can do drills with it and dry-fire it all you want.

I used to CCW a BKM and did IDPA matches with it. Great gun, but don’t dry-fire it. Fucks the firing pin up. The only problem with those pistols was the stupid firing pin and retention system. Should’ve been more like a hi-power. Some day I’ll modify a few of mine.

I know that gun inside and out. Star model BM, one of the earlier mil/police issued ones with the reverse ramp front sight. Steel frame. There’s a guy here selling a commercial BKM (lightweight alloy frame). I’ve owned a few of each type among my collection, and a bunch of other Star pistols...

They say people tend to rise to the level of their incompetence...

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What does the S and U stand for in AKs74u?

Well, now that does make more sense - the other countries making their copies did so in response to the lack of further Russian ones being produced in the caliber they preferred, right? And then there’s the CZECH guys, who always have to go a different route, and the Yugoslavs who find a point...

That's some GREAT info there! And since I used to collect aluminum-framed 9mm pistols, I can understand where you're going with the differences between different types of different models. For instance, the S&W 39 started out as a steel-frame, single action before it was given a model number...

Oh, goodie! I think I paid $326 for it about 6-7 years back at a local pawn shop. And haven't changed anything that can't be changed back easily.

As if I would really know. Never handled one.

Holy shit, I have a 26! But the stock says 4, not 6 like yours. Is 0404 an arsenal number? Hard to read, it's a light stamp.

ouch, said my thumb...

Dammit, now I gotta check mine....

I'd probably keep my SKs rifles, but I'm not so sure about the Mosin... That SKS still in the wood stock has a SWEEET trigger, really smooth, just creeeeping along and ....BANG!

That's a purty riffle thar....WTF is it? And how do I find one? Seriously man, I gotta have you build me something like this...

Wait - how do you know which arsenal built the Chinese? It's all just gibberish inside a triangle, no real numbers...