m1911a1-Blackhawk

Sorry so late but ive beat the ammo topic with a dead horse already. Yeah its just some bulgarian and russian surplus. And 7.62x54r is and was a trememdous help, but some info is vague. Im over it now and just love shooting the dern rifle. The history is another topic hahaha P.s hey your lady friend in your avi is holding a very nice ar variant. Dont let the anti gunners get a hold of it. They are nutts Lmao Scoutjoe pics of your mosin plz? Arik id like to see your mn rifle also!?

You can post pics of your mn here dont be shy

Yes it is my friend. Tis a wonderful thing to look at. I want one so i can have some mock dragunov custom furniture made and have it for my sharpshooter rifle. Finn Mosin for backup :-)

Hey drinking beer, Thats a nice saiga in your avi, what is it chambered in? Looks like a .308 with a 22" bbl. Im in want of one pf those for christmas. Might have to wait till my bday next year :sad:

Now drinking beer thats exactly the look im looking for. YOU ARE THE MAN!!!! Now for some bluemoon my wife can drink some cabernet lmao :cheers: :thumbsup: And good try red333 :wink:

Hahahaha this thread is hilarious seriously. PUT A BEARD ON IT HAHAHA ROTF CRYING :-D

Wow not one comment. Oh well i love my mosin :raspberry:

The guy i got my finn from also gave me a shit load of ammo of many variations, but aside from the wolf ammo, none of the other two variations of the ammo i have, shows any marks from manufacturer. I was wondering if anyone here knew what the two on the left are in this picture. Theres one with a white tip, and another (that i like better than the rest) with a red strip around the projectile before the case. It isnt wolf thats for sure. Anyone have a clue? The reason im concerned or curious is because i would like to know what exactly performs best for this particular rifle. Like what grain im

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More updates and pics. Theres an "L" on the inside of the stock, and on the buttstock. Old serial 8881 on the bottom of the barrel. Weird but i didnt find any original manufacture date on the tang just izhvesk symbols i mentioned above ( bow and arrow more arrows and triangle with arrow in center) Their was no tool marks or any sign of possibly brushing or grinding the date off either. It looks rather untouched. But no date anywhere. The trigger retainer ( if thats even what its called) or the little metal flap that attaches the trigger to the reciever by screw has a triangle with arrow like t

Hey all. Just wanted to share my new toy with yall. Its a Finnish m27 tikka Mosin nagant built in 1932. It was part of a trade for another firearm i was trying to sell. Im in love with this flawless ( i havent shot it yet but just wait) piece of history. Its sturdier and well put together i would say better than the russian 91/30's ive held recently at my local gun stores (ammobros turners and big 5). Im still researching the rifle but so far everything matches ( serial#s). Heres some pics. Sorry i dont own a canon. Its a cellphone pic. Doesnt do it any justice but without pics this post is wo

I have a raa saiga 7.62 '09 no button. Everyone (rifle) ive held an seen here in so cal has no button. Not saying we dont have em here just saying " I " have not seen them.

I know im late but i JUST finished my saiga 7.62 conversion and i used the red star retaining plate from ak builder and mines broke. I mean broke at the point where the c looking part that adapts around the hammer axis pin is no more. But i rigged it with a hook clamp from my tool box. Another wasted penny if ya ask me :-( just my ak47¢