Bridis
-
Content Count
1,395 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
15
Recent Profile Visitors
1,389 profile views
-
I got my refund. Invoice #52. I sent my original payment of $750.00 to Red Dragun in February of 2011. And I received my refund check today. Brian is paying us back.
-
Rubber mallet.
-
I hope we haven't forgotten about Youtube.
-
When you take into account what I paid for my Tromix skeleton stock, that's an awesome deal.
-
Some good news on the refund front. I am invoice #52 and put $750.00 down on an 030. I got this email from Brian today. -----Original Message----- From: Brian Skinner <brian@reddragunweapons.com> To: Sent: Thu, Jun 6, 2013 3:53 pm Subject: Refund Hi Brian, Can you please confirm your address for me for your refund check. I am currently able to knock out a handful of these with yours included, so if you could confirm for me I will have it cut and out to you within the next week. Thanks! Brian
-
Where's Evil when you need him?
-
No pics?
-
3 MD 20's 1 PM 12 1 12 rnd stick
-
That is a forend with integral iron sights. That looks like a Halo quad rail. I don't think they make them anymore. But sometimes they pop up on gun broker listed for $350 to $450. They are supposedly pretty heavy too. I suggest you look into the Chaos rail systems. They are cheaper, lighter and have more options.
-
Saiga S12 Oversized Gas Block/Tube? Unable to Rail!
Bridis replied to rec_shooter's topic in Saiga-12
rec_shooter I'm pretty sure I could get you the Saiga you are looking for if you were so inclined to give me your shotgun in exchange. -
Saiga S12 Oversized Gas Block/Tube? Unable to Rail!
Bridis replied to rec_shooter's topic in Saiga-12
You do not have the typical Saiga-12 that everyone has conversion or modification parts for. Maybe you could sell this one and buy the S-12 model you want. For more info on what type of S-12 you have, post up the numbers stamped into your gun or google them yourself. GL -
Looks like gunfun was getting pushed around by that S-12. It also looks like you didn't clear the weapon at the end of the last video. Glad you got your shotty running good.
-
Good looking stuff... Not sure how ur suppose to order anything.
-
I'm sure it can be discouraging to an amateur to make adjustments without achieving the results desired. Plus, amateurs don't have all of the time to go back and forth to a range for testing. I recommend taking the advice of the Pros who have spent the time and identified a fix. Why waste time reinventing the wheel? Especially if you don't have the previous experience.
-
Maybe when you read the multiple threads about drilling your gas ports to resolve reliability issues you should have drilled them to the recommended size?
