Anyone know any advanced firearms training in South Texas? Picked this up yesterday.

 

Yep. the few guys I've met that used them loved them. As a few of them put, it would run on sand for lube and still pump out rounds. I never had the chance to actually fire one though. I love shotties and there is a M4 for about a thousand up the road. I'd own it but I'm broke and bigger priorities. Just curious of others opinions or nightmares.

 

Slightly lighter trigger. Smoothrr and a real reset feel.
Self install = yes, just have to look at one of a few good videos online that have tips.

RAM review
http://re-gun.com/2012/01/the-mp-pro...-tactical-ram/
Sear review
http://re-gun.com/2012/01/the-mp-pro...n-sear-spring/

Difference was very very obvious to me. My 4.25 is well broken in, but the trigger still needed love, the 5" with these parts made me

 

we can touch dick heads once you become a man

 

.22lr Savage MKii FSVR... Accutrigger, "heavy" threaded barrel, and picatinny rail.
$225 total with shipping and FFL.

Finally went to pick this up today. As I've read, the stock is nothing I would attach the word "robust" to, but it'll do for now as a training tool and plinker. Have Simmons 22mag scope for it as well, but haven't decided what kind of rise I want for the rings... probably as flush as possible.

 

I have a Savage in .17HMR that is built on that same action, trigger and heavy barrel. Wood stock and no thready things on the end. I had some problems with mine when I first got it, it was splitting brass like 10 ****'s and spitting junk out the "pressure relief vent" in the side of the action. Turns out I had 6 boxes of that recalled Remington .17. Its a super fun shooter, you should enjoy it. For a cheap *** factory trigger, I actually like the Accutrigger on the newer Savage rifles. Damn sight better than the 9lb lawyer Remington bolted to my 700.

 

I might wait a few months before building it.. The item I'm speaking of came from the factory select-fire only..

 

krink?

 

Nope. It's something designed in the 1921, produced between 31 and 53, and only made about 80k of them..

 

suomi

 

Those where the coolest in call of duty. iTroll

 

I hate you.

 

Picked up a few KP-31's in parts.

So ------- cool...




I can't believe how freaking simple they are mechanically!!


LMAO!!!!!




btw... how the ---- did you guess that? Did I give too many details?

 

lol, highlight the sentence you hate.

 

http://www.indianapolisordnance.com/index.html


not really, I figured it wasn't a sten since you said "select-fire only"

 

what little you claim to know comes from the Internet and Call of Duty

---- you

 

Oh.. My.. God..

They're really cool but it has 2 problems. The barrel is 12 or 14 inches long and they were only made in select-fire, so it'll have to be registered as an SBR if I can manage to remove the automatic selection somehow.. Read a writeup on it the other day so I know it's possible just haven't done the extensive research. Receiver for it will be a bitch to reproduce though.

 

http://www.indianapolisordnance.com/other.html#S31

 

Now the real question is.... know anyone selling a Sturmgewehr parts kit for under $4k? :(

 

have you ever fired one? it's about as pleasant as shooting a Thompson... not very.