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You could take 79 and then get on 1 up around Milan or go 70/1 all the way.  I don't know about the first half of 1 but the second half is a real nice ride.

Only according to Republicans. She couldn't even get close to the primary nod without Rush Limbaugh's help against an unknown nobody from Illinois who had only given one speech (at the time).   I think they like to keep her propped up just enough to use her as a human shield for Bill and Barack. They have no intentions of letting some old wrinkled woman run the show.   Good to see feminism in the democrat party really busting the glass ceiling they made. ;)

No and your baiting is way off on many levels. Kinda like saying Republicans are conservatives. You do what you believe, Not what you say you believe.

You need to understand that "gotcha" is new school terminology for "I understand what you're throwing". Old schoolers don't get it. Just ask Rachel Jeantel. ;)

Convenient distraction or distraction for convenience?

No. They were built on our RPK receivers. 1.6 mm stamped.

Raven or any of the clones. Zero Concealment, NTac, Sharktac, Atomic Dog, Crown all make Raven style holster without the wait. I personally like the Zero myself. Turnaround is under 30 daddy's and you can customise almost every aspect including color for $60. I've been using mine for several years now and it rides high and tight better than anything else I've ever used.

CNC Warrior is really the only way to go. Run from anything that says Lancaster.

By far the 7.62 and yes the 5.45 needs velocity just like the 5.56 it was designed to mimic. You don't really loose anything in the 7.62 in a shorter barrel. You still have the same sub 300m range and the power across all practical ranges is nearly identical. The same can not be said for the 5.45

Twinkie malfunctions are a common occurrence in my tactical drills. I find that carbo loading gives me stomach aches.     Not sure what that video accomplishes? :confused:

Just looked at mine a bit close and there is a little wobble. Never noticed before and doesn't seem to be an issue for me but it is there.   Speaking of triangle folders, I did see this ;)  http://www.manticorearms.com/Triangle-Stock-MA-5100.htm Gives the look and feel of the triangle folder without the expense and headache of a com-bloc version. Uses the Stormwerkz or ACE folding mechanism.

To be fair there are about to be twice as many new jobs as are currently in the market.             When Obama care kicks in full time jobs will be split in to two part time jobs. Instant job creation! :shake:

That raises my confidence a little. What I'd love to have is a Krink style folder on mine that locks up on the left hand side, but that takes a bit more professional work. I'll probably stick with something simple. Mine isn't a Draco though, it's built on a Polish receiver. Yes I'm not that bold to try to cut the front of my receiver. I've seen it done and it looks good though.

I've always liked the rear peep sight on an AK since I shot a buddy's Galil 15 years ago. The issue has always been the wobble in the receiver covers I've seen. Glad to hear that one is solid, I may do that to mine. I haven't figured out if I want it to look old school or tacticool yet. As bad as most top cover rails are it makes them all seem like a bad idea. The TWS and the Parabellum armament are completely different in how they attach that they just plain work. They are the only two I would ever use for anything semi serious. That being said I wouldn't use the Parabellum after reading enough issues of them not holding 0 with a heavier optic.

I'll add that one of the biggest pluses of the TWS rail is the rear peep sight. Even with the closer front sight of the Draco's front sight I have a 4" longer sought radius than my 16" AR! Also with the lower mount height I can get a correct cheek weld. Fixers the only issues the AK has. :-)

Dolomite is right about most of it. The TWS Dogleg rail is pure awesome. IMO it is the only rail cover that works. Solid, repeatable zero, and low scope mount. I've used them on several and they work. Drilling the back plate was easy. Before I sent paperwork off I found a Stormwerkz sling attachment plate that used the same hole pattern as the Ace stock. I figured that if I ever de-SBR it or want to take it back to a pistol I can just take of the stock and put the sling plate back on. As far as wobble in the stock, mine is solid. I've had probably 5 ace stocks and never had issues. That being said, now that Bonesteel is in the market that is the way to go if you have an open back stamped receiver.

So, I've had the idea for awhile to use Carolina Shooters Supply's AR handguards but I was a little hesitant since it doesn't appear anyone had tried it on a Draco yet. So here it is. It was fairly easy. Only real modifications was to remove the lower handguard retainer (i cut mine off with a Dremmel), drill a hole in the bottom of the receiver for the HG retainer bolt, and modify a gas tube (sans HG retainer caps) Still have to finish modifying a gas tube. I'm going to try a Saiga gas tube first. Any suggestions would be welcomed. I really like the full length of the handguards, the light weight, and I believe it will dissipate heat better, and they're modular.

The ad says that it is the ORIGINAL copy hand typed by Schindler himself.

That would be racist.

Either way, get it. Those are fantastic guns.

Decorum police - check! Now all we need is a grammar Nazi and this thread will be complete. In all seriousness TM was just the canvas that was used to paint a larger picture. Respect and civility left this topic 3 months after it happened.

Haha! So TM was killed because he was black AND gay!? This has epic written all over it!

+1 ;)

Great, another bump your post count thread. :shake:

A nice weathered plank off an old barn using shotgun shell hulls as hooks look really good if you like the rustic look. I do ;)