jacob300zx

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

TorqueZombie

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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.

Splitime

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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

pusha

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we can touch dick heads once you become a man

samnavy

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.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.

EO2K

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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.

elesjuan

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

pusha

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krink?

elesjuan

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

pusha

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suomi

gearhead_318

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Those where the coolest in call of duty. iTroll

pusha

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I hate you.

elesjuan

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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?

gearhead_318

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lol, highlight the sentence you hate.

pusha

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


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

pusha

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

---- you

elesjuan

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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.

pusha

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

elesjuan

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

pusha

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