Lone Eagle

Pretty good movie. Have it on DVD. My daughter loves it. I remember watching it in theaters as a kid. Bro snuck me as a kid, as he worked at the theater.. I wanted that truck.

Yep. Many of the brainwashed are awakening and realizing the lies.

Nope. Mine's not for sale, not even for Martha's Vinyard.

The "children" are the distraction. It's not just Central Americans pouring over. A member on another forum came from a different angle. You hearing of the diseases they are carrying with them? Everything from scurvy to Black Plague. Drop a few in a heavy populated area, and you have a living bioweapon. Wait until the disease has a good toe-hold, then goobment comes in to "help". Media wasn't given a gag order for nothing.

Which was the problem all along. I have several Romy drums, and all function flawless.....after figuring out what not to do.

You forgot the donkey and the stripper.

I have the CAA Tactical mag release on mine, and it's OK. After polishing the magwell a touch, my mags drop free with the push of a finger. Don't overtorque the set screws, as it will deform the plastic.

They won't. I had an SKS and several chesties. They barely hold 20 rounds on strippers per pocket.

OMG!!! Those guys still in business? I used to load trucks at the Montgomery warehouse, and some of what I saw would quickly discourage you from ever shopping there again. You are aware you have a DD right under your kitchen sink, right? Mix those cleaners in the proper proportions......

Or 3" Mag 12 ga. out of an NEF single shot, with a hard butt plate. I'll do you one better. Winchester Model 37 Full Choke 28" barrel with standard 00 Buck. Think the single barrel model of Granny Clampett's shotgun.

So how did you learn the hard way? Yeah carb cleaner works well and doesnt leave any residue in the bolt. Just wear glasses the splashback will hurt. Let's just say the rangemaster wasn't happy when I ripped through a 30 rounder with my finger off the trigger.

Remember the firing pin channel is to be clean and dry. DO NOT oil the FP. Ask me how I learned the hard way. If the carbon build-up is really bad(Tula loves to leave presents), use carb cleaner instead of brake cleaner. I use it on my piston head, and it literally melts the carbon away.

If you live near tracks, you can usually find the tie plates in the ditch or laying on the railbed. Local rail-link told me they were fair game, so I grabbed a few when I picked up some used ties. I used them for bases for my jackstands, but will definitely grab a few for gongs. For cheap targets, cardboard works good. Couple with a few political sign holders, and you can cut the board in most any shape. Local range frowns on B27's at long ranges, so I simply cut a 16"x24" rectangle and paste a 6"/12" black party plate for the head/vital area.

The rear sight on mine was slightly canted right. I simply locked it in a padded vise, opened the cover, grabbed it, then did the Hulk twist a few times. Sight is now center and level, and front sight is where it should be.

I have a M64, and it's definitely not used parts. The barrel/receiver/wood are US made(confirmed by Century), chromed barrel, and a straight shooter. No canted parts whatsoever.

Couple of people on AKFiles have. All they did was use a pair of vise grips to pull the stop pin out. It's just a roll pin, and pops out easy. Once the pin was out, all was good.

Many countries believe in training the population in case of war. Not all of the WW2 casualties in Russia were Red Army, either. Mine learned young, and continue to improve.

They have versions on fleabay for airsoft, but all Chicom products. Not nearly as nice as this one, though. Shotgun Messiah, that's Russian NV scope. Some people would trade their firstborn for one of those.

I've shot one with a folding stock and fake can(not SBR by ATF guidelines with a pinned can). It's definitely more stable than trying to fire off hand. I have a 2-point sling on mine, and can use it for a good cheek weld. M85/92 is the most popular SBR right now. However, not a list I want to be on.

They've dug up mags that were 25+ years old, still loaded, and they worked without a hitch. I got lucky and found a bunch at a yard sale after getting my Saiga. I keep 12 loaded and the rest empty.

We only have 7 deputies per shift(one is Shift Supervisor), One Senior Deputy, one Chief Deputy, and the Co Sheriff for 2600 square miles. Typical response time to our area is 25 minutes to whenever depending on the workload. 911 goes something like this....... 911: "911, what's the emergency?" Caller: "I have an intruder in my house/property." 911: "Address?" Caller: <gives addy/landmarks> 911: "Do you have access to a firearm?" Caller: "Yes." 911: "Do what you have to do." BOOM!!!! BOOM!!!! BOOM!!!! 911: "Is the suspect down?" Caller: "Yes," 911: "OK,

I went in 2001. Had a blast, and actually enjoyed myself. Only ones I shot were the MG-42, Ma Deuce, MP-40, and a FA AK. The night shoot is the real "meat and potatoes" of Knob Creek. The year I went, they ran some R/C cars as well as the drones. I remember the drones because one guy participating was a WW2 B-17 Waist Gunner. He still had it, and downed 2 drones back to back with Ma Deuce.

It is a PKM. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PK_machine_gun