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Yes, kroil to disassemble, ballistol if regularly clean & disassemble, coppercote(copper anti seize) if you dogleg it(never clean).

The old story was, that the green furniture was used on presentation rifles given to retiring border guards. There used to be a pic on the internet from the Izhevsk museum of an AKM in green. That was the story 12 years ago. Yes, very rare. If only I could find a wealthy AK collector, I have a...

The only GM logo on my 18" Wylde barrels is a circle with a mountain range in it, like an upside down W. But I never bought their NATO pattern barrels.

You say their not out of stock or you wait 5 weeks to get what you want?

Just buy a known quality(name brand) bcg & be done with it, if you're worried about longevity. Like dial1911 said, "And I doubt I Shoot enough to make a difference either", most guys won't shoot a cheap generic bolt until it fails. I will say that most buy the cheapest thing they can find. I...

Still waiting for my not yet SBS'ed, maybe incomplete, definately unfinished & possibly damaged gun to come back... Raphael @ Moss was supposed to do the work(not at Moss Pawn), then supposedly it was sent to Dobb's(who supposedly pulled the barrel, which is NOT necessary), now I'm told nothing...

I have two. Only fired one. It was kind of rough inside, but I diassembled it, cleaned, deburred obvious areas, lubed it up, hand cycled it 100 times, then fired it. No issues with S&B 00 buck. Sent both out to be SBS'd (first one 9 months ago, other 7 months ago) to two different shops(1 is a...

Changing the factory box mag to a detachable makes an SKS subject to 922r. Most, if not all SKS's with aftermarket detachable mags are not compliant. Been that way since 1990.

You can buy a quality dedicated lower for the price of that(sale @ $179.99 vs $199.99 retail) & a $40 Anderson & have a better BHO and mag catch. And It probably won't need tuning to run 100%. Heck, Spikes glock lowers were $169.99 a few weeks ago... maybe less. They work too. At the moment...

Really? Have they dried up?

"According to Silencer Shop’s testing, the Obsidian (in full size configuration) is the quietest .45 ACP suppressor to date." Read all these...

Rugged Obsidian. $654 @ Silencershop. I run a DA Ghost, but in your budget, a great can.

It's a buyers market right now, stack 'em deep.... I have been.

Well, dang, I was wrong about the trigger. But I was right in saying, they probably came up with something nobody wants. edit: We got trolled, NFA didn't.

Buyers(FFL) fee is $35, non-buyers is $175.

It doesn't meet the legal definition of a rifle. It's the binary fire control. What remains to be seen is if it uses their regular BFSIII unit or a different one, that when not on binary setting, fires 1 round on the release of the trigger. It all comes from Technology Branch allowing the...

I missed that it is an AK. If you didn't personally build it(Draco, etc), unbolt the stock, take a picture, write a letter(NFA Branch), remove from registry, buff, paint/blue, sell. Keep all correspondence.

Probably depends on what you started with. If it was a stripped lower, you (re-)manufactured it, it has to stay marked*. Strip it down to a bare receiver, it's still considered as previously re-manufactured. Dumb, but there are laws regarding manufacturing & marking requirements. If you hadn't...

Or, pull & release to fire. It's probably also binary, but if it's designed to require to two functions of the trigger to fire, it uses their approved legal determination about a rifle firing one round 'per function of the trigger', to their advantage. Sorry, thinking faster than I can type.

No, it's simple. You have to pull the trigger twice to fire. Legalese semantics. Rifles fire one round per 'function' of the trigger. They make fire controls, right? So, design something nobody wants & stick it in something that falls in the cracks(legal loophole in the letter of the law).