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Free float AK idea.

Fri, 18 May 2012 13:50:37 +0000

I have this idea of a free floating AK. The gas system is supported by a extended trunion, just like the PSG1 sniper rifle.
The gas would be fed to the piston with a D.I. tube and a AR gas block mounted to the barrel.

Automatic rear trunion for an AK sidefolder

Thu, 17 May 2012 23:50:38 +0000

This is just a rough scetch of my idea. It's a bumpfire setup for side folding AK's. Not the AK100 folder though.

Another (old) idea

Who's good at photoshopping?

Wed, 16 May 2012 21:14:45 +0000

I need a favor.

Donnie, a question about Romney

Tue, 15 May 2012 15:38:55 +0000

Are you still apprehensive about Romney because he is a Mormon? Or has that question in your mind faded?

AK 47 Tube Gun

Sun, 13 May 2012 13:17:05 +0000

I have been pulling measurements to see if I can use 3 x 1.5 S.S. rectangular tubing with a 0.12 wall thickness for a receiver shell. The tubing would replace the receiver and forearm and the carrier will load from the back, just like how an MP5k endcap is done. I'm thinking of a rail along the top and bottom of the receiver also. I even have an idea to make it a take down gun.

Small vid we put together re: MD Arms POS "Booster" piston

Tue, 08 May 2012 08:31:52 +0000

The worthless hack Mike Davidson at MD Arms has always been a big fan of ripping off other people's designs and acting like he reinvented the wheel. Awhile back we ordered in one of his new "turds" and put it up against the King Armory KA-SG01A literally. Considering that the part is a blatant copy (according to an ex-employee they spent a few months trying to figure out how the KA-SG01A worked before finally opting to just copy it) and that they were selling them dirt cheap, we decided to "test their metal" by putting it in a lathe and using a KA-SG01A piston to actually machine it down. After this video we also heated each up with a torch to approximately 1600F to check for oxidation problems (the MD Arms "Booster" quickly melted and burned ). The KA-SG01A, after being used as a machining tool and heated to bright red, was put in a Saiga-12 and is STILL out there running. There are two types of gun parts out there folks and you get what you pay for, wouldn't you rather pay a couple extra bucks and get something that is made to be durable rather than something that is a cheap knockoff? Watch the video and enjoy

Polish AK receiver blanks at Copes

Sun, 06 May 2012 12:56:04 +0000

I ordered a couple Polish made receivers from Copes. They aren't finished, but I needed something like this for a special project I'm working on. http://www.copesdistributing.net/polish-...-4748.html

Saiga 12 "BULL"

Mon, 30 Apr 2012 15:20:47 +0000

The Saiga 12 Bull has a ported gas block. I was taking to kingjoey and he was telling me about this fluting idea he had to keep the gas system clean on a Saiga 12. I just ported the gas block instead of fluting it, but I personaly think the kings way would have the exact same results.
I see a lot of people buying aftermarket products to make these guns run. In my opinion you don't need all that stuff. As far as polishing of bolt carriers. I did do a very light polish on the bottom of the carrier and the stem of the bolthead, but that was all. I had to install parts for my U.S. parts count, but the only parts that would possibly affect the weapon as far as firing was a Tapco FCG and a KingArmory puck. Everything else is stock. You need the correct porting for these guns to work, but I think that some of the products and services out there are nothing more than couch commando fluff. I plan on testing this system more but the weather has been bad. My uncle shot it in between rain showers on Saturday, but it was 46 degrees and crappy. I will test it more when it's nicer outside.
Anyway, these are pics of the test weapon and the video is of my uncle the big pheasant hunter shooting a Saiga for the very first time.
The ammo used in this test is that cheap low brass ammo WalMart sells in the 100 pack.

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Big changes coming soon

Thu, 19 Apr 2012 05:16:52 +0000

As soon as we get the website and webstore finished up, this forum and our YouTube channel will be the two next things in the crosshairs. Looks for some additions and changes to occur here over the next month or two

semi auto

Fri, 30 Mar 2012 00:44:04 +0000

LOOKING FOR S&W CS9 9MM SS DA/SA

Yugo M-48 Chambered in 22-250

Mon, 26 Mar 2012 04:36:10 +0000

Finally got most of the bugs worked out of my 22-250 project and am almost ready for varmit hunting. I hand lapped the bore so I would not have to go throug the long bore break in process. Took it out to the range today and run it through its paces. I used the sigting in process for the fouling shots and then fired three five shot groups. All groups were under 1/4 inch and that made me a very happy camper. Next week I am going to work on sighting in on a cold bore which takes forever. I will let ya all know how it goes.
One problem I did notice on it today is that after firing it is a bit hard to extract the case from the chamber. After inspecting the fired cases I see no evidence of chamber flaws which leads me to believe the caming surface on the head of my "after market" firing pin may be the cause. I guess I will pull it out this week and look for abnormal wear marks.[/font]

March Madness

Fri, 23 Mar 2012 00:33:40 +0000

Well, at least those Louisville unis look pretty sharp. However, I picked Michigan State to beat them in my bracket. We'll see...

Yo Donnie boy.

Sun, 18 Mar 2012 05:10:27 +0000

So I'm a wondering. Since I've disbanded the band RainCrowe, I've joined the band Social Burdon. It works out well with most of the former RainCrowe members being members of Social Burdon and all. After many years of just talking about it, them boys is gettin a more serious mindset since we played the rock Somerset event a few months back at Daves after Dark. We is starting to do some real giggin. We would be looking for someone to possibly book us some Louisville acts. Of course I'd have to bring things up to the band, but it could possibly give you a cut of some gigs, and what not. Possibly some Southern Indiana type things. If you think you'd be interested in doing such things, I'll speak with the boys, and see what they say.

A queston for all

Thu, 15 Mar 2012 18:06:14 +0000

I know many of us are, or were of the mind set to prepare for the end of society, any of you still of the mindset. Anyone putting back food, water, other supplies etc....?

Donnie

Thu, 15 Mar 2012 04:15:22 +0000

I want to update my email address to my gmail account but it is not allowed. Is there a way we can fix this for me. My current email address is a major spam catcher....thanks to my wife.

Yo RainCrowe!

Sun, 04 Mar 2012 15:10:05 +0000

Did you make it through the storms down there in Liberty?

Public Health Advisory re: liberalism

Fri, 02 Mar 2012 22:00:19 +0000

A majority of liberalism has been traced back to homeopathic breathing treatments used in places like New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Seattle, and most of CA. If you are using an apparatus similar to the illustration, DISCONTINUE AT ONCE!!! Within days you will see a sharp spike in thinking ability, work ethic, and will no longer find yourself wondering how to spend other people's money. Spread the word, lives are at stake.

Shot divertors (spreader)

Fri, 02 Mar 2012 18:03:04 +0000

Of the numerous things we're bringing out this year, this is one of the most anticipated. Unlike the old mechanical divertors (A&W, etc) which aren't optimal for use with certain ammo, the new KA-SD12 attachment will spread shot patterns laterally yet not effect slugs, less-lethal, and other specialty rounds. Yet another KA innovation using "outside the box" designs to deliver world-class performance and safety. We're going to "let the cat out of the bag" on this new product in a few months.

Fetus in pipe might be murder, but abortion isn't?

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 16:12:20 +0000

Nothing makes sense in this messed up world anymore

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/02/21/phi...latestnews

Stock market lunacy

Sun, 19 Feb 2012 20:11:49 +0000

Isn't it amazing how the stock market index is nearing 13K and the economy is still tanking? Gotta love how irrelevant the Dow is when the gov't is messing up the currency. Allow me to explain....if the dollar is devaluing and everything is costing more dollars to buy, so will stocks. So even though the stock "value" appears to be going up, a lot of it is due to inflation caused by the .gov monetizing a lot of its current spending. This administration has more than doubled (possibly tripled) the amount of hard currency in circulation, any idea what that does when there is no fixed item such as gold required to back it? Was predicting this since 2009, seems I was right on the money again. Really wish that (a) this administration wasn't so damn predictable, and (b) that the average American was educated enough to realize that the gov't is the biggest counterfeiter of US currency right now. Printing money to pay bills is no more legal when the gov't does it than when we do it, the difference is that we'd go to jail