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I don't believe supers come in 54r

I'll take one, PM me your paypal addy

I'll look up the Bushnell Klassy, thanks. Yes the search engine is pretty much unusable but I have already read all of the repetitive threads regarding red dots. Most of those postings have been requests for general suggestions. I think I should've specified that I was looking for feedback concerning those 3 particular models since I read that random people here and there own or have used them.

No need to be hostile. You stated "between those crappy choices". I was referring to that statement for you gave no reasoning of why my 2 choices are crappy even though they are both around the same price range. Thus, if my choices were crappy, what exactly is a decent choice in your book? I bet those are more expensive and out of my price range. Also, Eastwave is out of the PK-ASs...I already emailed them. My hostility knows no bounds! I am literally angry with rage! Look G-Money, everyone has been in your shoes, first we all started out with some half assed optic, and eventua

No need to be hostile. You stated "between those crappy choices". I was referring to that statement for you gave no reasoning of why my 2 choices are crappy even though they are both around the same price range. Thus, if my choices were crappy, what exactly is a decent choice in your book? I bet those are more expensive and out of my price range. Also, Eastwave is out of the PK-ASs...I already emailed them.

Between both of those crappy choices I would go with the PK-A. However if your going low end why not spend less on the Primary Arms Micro-Dot and ultimak rail combination for $153? Sorry there, we can't all afford EoTechs and Aimpoints.

I'm torn between getting a PK-A or a BP-02 + Vortex Strikefire. Both would be around $200 shipped. The PK-A is more genuine in terms of optics but the Vortex has a lifetime warranty and is probably the more advanced. There is also the PK-23 but barely anyone has stuff written about it.

Hello, I'm interested in the EKP-1S-03 model which takes regular AA batteries. This needs to be real, not a knockoff airsoft one. If you got it from Tantal back in the day, that would be preferred. Thanks

I got everything I needed from CSS for under $100. Very fast shipping.

I'm not sure what it's made of but carbon fiber would be less abrasive than using the stock rod, kit, and guide.

From here it looks like the diameter is: 22 to 26 Caliber = .208" so that should fit ok.

So I should've known that my .30 cal sized rod for my SKS would not fit in the barrel of the 5.45x39. So am I guessing that I should look for a .22 cal one?

Same thing happened to me when I purchased through AIM. I got mine open by using two hammers (one hammer utilizing the "hook" ends.)

From what I'm reading online I think I'll be trying the blue loctite as you suggested.

So I purchased this Saiga with the muzzle brake threads already made. 14x1 LH. Unfortunately when it is fully screwed in my AK-74 style brake is upside down. I have to turn it back half-a-rotation before it is the way it is supposed to be. Is there a way for this to be corrected like screwing in a very thin washer of some sort? Also while shooting even though I screwed it in as tight as I could, the recoil kept on knocking it loose. Is this something blue loctite can remedy?

I've only seen a few posts on top tier and certain models but which is your go-to quick release side mount? Kvars are not in stock and a tad more expensive, bp-02s are a good standard for $50 but some are centered while others are not. Dhparms has one that looks ok and is cheaper but I have not seen any reviews. Which mount would you recommend for a red dot at 100 yards max?

Nice groups there.

Where did you get 'em from, AIM, TGI?

I went through the same predicament a few weeks ago. The truck gun doesn't have a side rail so I knocked that out of the runnings. The Rough Rider from lancaster looked pretty good, but I've read some interestingly negative stuff about their customer service. CAIs are all sub-par in one way or another. I ended up getting a Saiga with the muzzle brake and bullet guide already installed from Cadiz for 495. Then I bought $100 worth of conversion parts. When the comparison comes between a $500 lancaster and a $600 converted Saiga, it's hard to not go for the Saiga.

Remember to get the final prices including shipping when doing vendor comparisons. They can make a big difference depending on where you live.

Yeah I've bought from both Classic and AIM and I like my experiences with both of 'em. Right now classic only has the Sniper 91/30.

So I got my eye on a Mosin Nagant 91/30 or M38 or M91/59. Since AIM is out at the moment the only choices I can find are: 91/30 1) J&G for $79.99 2) SOG $69.95 M38 or M91/59 1) Allan's $140-150 2) GunNAmmo $160 I'd rather have the carbine but I don't really want to spend the extra money since all that can go to more ammo. Can anyone comment on any experiences from these vendors both quality and shipping speed? Goal = Cheaper, fun shooting max 100 yards with a round with more balls. I love my Saiga but you can go through 30 rounds pretty quick and all that adds up.

lol looks very entertaining

Have you don't anything to the rifle in terms of a conversion or is this stock, fresh out of the box?

I store my ammo in an old 50Cal ammo box in the garage.