Paulyski
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Okay.
That's just pretty f-ing smooth!
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WOW...
What? there's guns in that pic?
All I can see is Paris Hilton's cuter sister.
(I just hope nobody's upstairs...)
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Get a Glock!
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Nice, but better not hear you saying......
"It rubs the lotion on it's skin, or else it gets the hose again!"
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Get those thevin ducks!
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Hey guys, that's standard AKM wood. I got it on the forum from member Tokarz1 & refinished it myself
I used Minwax red mahogany stain.
Sand well, to 500 grit, then, 1 heavy coat stain, let dry 1 day.
Wipe excess off LIGHTLY & do 1 more VERY HEAVY coat & let dry 1 week.
Lightly buff with .0000 steel wool, just to remove any overly thick areas of stain, but not enough to lighten the color.
Then spray 1 heavy coat of Minwax Spar urethane Helmsman high gloss varnish. (not the stuff specified as water-based)
Let dry at least 1 week before handling.
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To shape, I used a fine dremmel sanding drum.
To smooth, I used abrasive prep pads on a drill. Dremmel also makes abrasive buffs, but I have a bunch of drill mount pads that I got cheap, so I saved the dremmel buffs for tighter quarters work in the future.
To polish, I used the dremmel, with wool pads & red polishing compound.
I only addressed the areas that move against the shells & hammer as the bolt rotates, extracts & feeds & the carrier re-cocks the hammer.
I did not remove as much steel as some do, due to the fact that I fire a lot of 3" magnum & don't wish to compromise the integrity of my bolt.
It now cycles even smoother than before & loading mags on a closed bolt is easier.
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To shape, I used a fine dremmel sanding drum.
To smooth, I used abrasive prep pads on a drill. Dremmel also makes abrasive buffs, but I have a bunch of drill mount pads that I got cheap, so I saved the dremmel buffs for tighter quarters work in the future.
To polish, I used the dremmel, with wool pads & red polishing compound.
I only addressed the areas that move against the shells & hammer as the bolt rotates, extracts & feeds & the carrier re-cocks the hammer.
I did not remove as much steel as some do, due to the fact that I fire a lot of 3" magnum & don't wish to compromise the integrity of my bolt.
It now cycles even smoother than before & loading mags on a closed bolt is easier.
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One of the sharpest cammo jobs I've seen.
Well done.
If you can't decide between the 5 or 10, get a russian 8.
Oleg at - rus military . com - has them in stock... They cost about $140 shipped to your door though. I think they're the sexiest mag out there, & since they're the most dependable, you can't go wrong... except for the $$$, but, you gotta pay to play!
(I spread the name of Oleg's Co. out so as not to post a non-contributor link.)
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Reminds me of my friends wife...
A real battleaxe.
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Looks like you are a Weldor from the magnetic clamp.
Cute girl too.
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Post a vid of the boy shooting it!
It has the pad, so it won't break his shoulder, but I'd be interested to see if the first shot knocked him down.
You better load the first one with .00 magnum & have the gas setting set for bird shot.
You'll win america's funniest videos.
Romy AK I built with Custom Stock
in forum.Saiga-12.com Gallery
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Great wire stock mod!