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  1. Capt Nemo
    I don't think their ADM's (if they have any) are that small. Our's (or at least the one I read the OP manual for) are quite a bit bigger than that. It may only be a bluff, or they're dirty bombs instead.
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    I was glad I was on my way out to another engagement when this happened! Someone didn't make it down, or tried to hover and let go a splatterbomb.....8 feet up the wall!!!!!! It hit everything in that bathroom! So glad I was out the door, or I would have been cleaning it up! We've had that "phantom shitter" hit a few theatrical venues locally.
  3. Capt Nemo
    +1M on that! I almost couldn't contain myself the other day! 5 y.o. kid: "Shut the fuck up bitch!" mom: "You don't talk to me that way!" kid: "There's nothing you can do about it, so shut the fuck up bitch!" I almost got up and wailed that kid's ass! Maybe I should have! If I said that to my mom, I'd be picking my jaw up from 1/2 mile away, then get spanked with my own belt, get home and get nailed from dad!
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    For ground nests, 5 lb block of dry ice and a tarp. LN2 works good too! Anywhere else, Gumout Carb & Choke Cleaner. Drops them mid air instantly.
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    Poly Chokes

    Capt Nemo replied to Pro2A's topic in Saiga-12

    When mine had locked, I had shot a mess of shot first, and then went to slugs. The slugs packed that gunk tight. I disasemble every time after shooting now, and I still pull a lot of hard black plastic out of her.
  6. Capt Nemo

    Poly Chokes

    Capt Nemo replied to Pro2A's topic in Saiga-12

    I'm running this version. http://www.saiga12.com/prodimages/S12-PolyChoke_II_002.gif Yes, it does get gunked up quite quickly. I had mine freeze up and I broke the detent clip when freeing it. I used a piece of .041" stainless safety wire to make a new detent. Adds a little M-60 look to it. I noticed that mine was slightly out of alignment when I first put it on. A few slugs later, and the misalignment was gone. Mine will keep a 6" group with slugs standing at 50 yards.
  7. Capt Nemo
    Better yet........electric bleachers!
  8. Capt Nemo
    I've had to keep things to BB guns with my nephew for a while. Then last month I took him out with the 10/22 and S-12. While he was taking a little more time, he was doing better than I thought he would. All his friends were freaked out that he got to shoot a real Saiga 12. When supplies of .22, .223, x39, and 9mm improve, I'll get him out on the rest of my collection. He loves mowing down the zombie weed!
  9. Capt Nemo
    Send em here! I'll take their money!!!! <- Union mercenary stagehand. When the money's gone, so are we!
  10. Capt Nemo
    I tried to get pics, but they didn't show very well. I have 2 marks on the right side and bottom that look like it hits the piston guides and one crescent shaped mark on the left to the rear of the shell cutout. The rest is light rubbing, but the piston guide marks look a little wavy. I'm thinking about stoning those 2 down until smooth. With the Federal's, they seem to create more upward force in the mags and push the bolt into the upper shell guide finger. Pushing the bolt upward while closing creates a rough spot just as the bolt enters the shell guides. It's just enough to stop t
  11. Capt Nemo
    I do know that the carrier hits the trunnion especially on hand cycling. It's up near the op rod connection. It hits when the piston leaves the guides. Mine has quite a bit of lateral movement in the carrier. It got even looser when I milled the ejector slot as it was rubbing hard on one side. Porting would have given me a chance to get in there and smooth things a bit, but as I'd have to drill that pin out, it probably won't get done. The lateral movement might also be the cause of the chambering problems. Noticed a little divot on the top guide finger where the bolt is hitting, so I'l
  12. Capt Nemo
    Just got back from testing to see if the failed porting attempt damaged my gun. (still at factory 4 ports) Started with Federal bulk. Had a few that didn't hit the ejector and mash. A few stovepipes, and failures to fully chamber. Though it does seem to be certain AGP mags that are problems, as a few feed flawless. Mags are numbered, but I haven't kept good track. Loaded up the Universal...... FUNCTIONED DAMN NEAR FLAWLESS FOR 80 ROUNDS! Either God took pity on this poor soul and fixed it for me, or I beat this gun into submission! Now I have to figure out why the Feder
  13. Capt Nemo
    Haven't seen anything like that quantity since November!
  14. Capt Nemo
    There have been those times I have needed and not had! Like a drunk attacking his wife for the car keys, and all I had was a lighting sidearm to stare the guy down with while his wife made her escape. (18" x 3/4" pipe with cast iron clamp) Or, walking into the gas station, and the guy you met walking out the door just robbed the place! I haven't got mine yet either even though I'm qualified for it!
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    Found a 7" translucent rock with gold flakes in it on the Superior shoreline when I was a kid. Got $100 for it at a local gem show. Met the guy again, and he showed me what it looked like all polished up. It was quartz crystal with a gold vein in it. He had it up for sale for $1500. Dogh!
  16. Capt Nemo
    Here's what things look like when the ejector is not being hit. So you're hitting the ejector, but things are getting caught somewhere else. Magazine angle in the magwell? Rear of mag too high? Have you tried marking your rounds yet? Here's what some of mine look like after firing. The black line to the primer is up, and all the rest are nicks and dents on the rims. The heavy areas are some pretty good bites on the rim. Doing this may help you to figure out where things may be hitting.
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    You might hate this, but it might be your rail. I think the hull might be hitting on the sight and/or the rail by the trunion. I know the top cover slopes the same as the rail, but if that slope is further out, it may hit and bounce back. Check with just the top cover and original forearm. Worth a shot!
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    These might help! EDIT: Photobucket rotated the pic for some reason. Here's a closeup of the bolt holding a hull in recoil position in the carrier. Here's a closeup of the ejector up against a 6" rule.
  19. Capt Nemo
    Was able to snag a 100 box of Winchester SuperX .22LR HP and a 250 box of 9 mm 115 FMJ for $72 Thursday night.
  20. Capt Nemo
    I've got 2 .50 cans of 240 rnds of Winchester military grade OO buck and 2 of slug, and one .30 can of 128 of slugs/buck as a "combat" can. I also run 1 10 rnd mag of each in readiness. Only thing to slow me down is reloading the mags!
  21. Capt Nemo
    Where at in W WI? I'm at Oshkosh, and shoot at Leola Marsh at Owens Rock about 7 mi off of HWY 13.
  22. Capt Nemo
    Haven't yet found a way to stuff one into a 37mm round. Although that would make my flare launcher a DD. But the screaming ball o fury landing in your position, would be one hell of a psych weapon!
  23. Capt Nemo
    Don't need a glass.......That's what the boobs are for!
  24. Capt Nemo
    It would go from a flash/bash mob to a flash/bang/drop mob. One thing to remember about mobs. Find the loudest mouth in it. They are the leader 9 times out of 10. The group see them go down, they turn into frightened cockroaches real fast. +1000K on that!
  25. Capt Nemo
    What? No bullet holes in a perfect target?
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