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That is a good looking mount.

I guess it is on my end, no worries, still a sweet knife.

For some reason all I see is a sound play back.

Good looking knife, sounds good.

WELL YEA!!!

Be sure to get some pics for us.

Item location: днепропетровск, default, Ukraine

No help here.

Target you can make your self. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvhI5EZPKDA

Imports are out there, and 922 compliance would be needed. as posted before. https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2010/05/21/european-ar-15-rifles/

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks

You can use a GOOD file to break the hard surface before you drill.

When the POS that slapped you comes around the corner, knee cap him!

Paper maps are Ok to know how to read, I taught my son how to read paper maps, getting them folded up correct is a another thread.

Yes, to a point, might run a few more rounds (100) or so. Do you know what brand ammo failed? Was the fails in just one magazine, how many magazines do you have?

Lead free primers have a "shelf life" from what I understand. There was a vendor on this site that posted about the "shelf life". How long will the primer last is unknown, please keep us in the loop.

We had 10 ft cables give to us. But no way to hook them to the welder so I went and bought connectors, and it will weld with stick. Going to be a few days, need to get some argon, and then on to the tig test. The water cooler for the TIG does work.

and yet the young ones in this country are leaning left to a Socialist .gov. All because schools have gone left, and that is the fault of the adults that allowed it to happen. I am not pointing a finger at anyone. I do look in the mirror and ask if I should have, or could do more.

Does a Saiga 12 count, same "action".

WORKS as tested! The rest of the story. Got the welder to my sons house, wired up the supply power. Used jumper cables for ground and stick lead. Used a coat hanger for a stick and the machine welded with 35 amps on the input line from the breaker panal. Still have to get a proper ground lead, argon gas bottle, and some TIG componats to do a proper TIG test. I want to thank Terry for the gift of the welder.

I have asked this very question of a SRO before. It depends on use, as I repair equipment mine is a tool. How ever use your better judgement.

If you have and can read a volt meter check for 12 volts to "T40 12 BR" at "C165 on #2" when you try to start and have no start. Let us know what you get in volts.