Over DaHill
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Check out picture #180 in the 308 pictures section. I used Dinzag's M17x1 tap and TAT, with his '74 brake. Works like a champ. Dinzag was GREAT to deal with and has a wealth of knowledge. Joe, Alias Over DaHill
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I should have read the instructions first LOL.
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Almost done! I only say that because like my Harley (always about $2,500 away from being complete). Anyhow here she is.... Joe, Alias Over DaHill Ps-Shoots great.
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Well I certainly appreciate all the input, did not intend to start WW3 (LOL). Deep down inside this old man has been a desire for a good AR15, so again thanks for the input. The search begins. Joe
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Saw a Mini 14 today that was Sn 186 24xxx, judging by the code, rifle was made in 1993. The rifle was flawless, did not appear to have been shot. The shop is asking $569 for rifle and 5 mags (original, 2x20rds and 2x30rds). I've been wanting another gun and was thinking of a Mini 30 since I have an AK and SKS and ammo that I bought before prices went sky high. I do not have a 223 at this time and hoped that someone on this board could offer experience/advise as to buying this gun or spending a little more and getting an AR something? Any input would be appreciated. Thanks, Joe
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DinzagArms.com web site launched
Over DaHill replied to dinzag's topic in Dinzag Arms - DinzagArms.com
Brian, the site looks GREAT! Joe -
Well, I have a couple of worthless, hacked up G3 mags cluttering my workbench, so it is somebody else's turn... Ya mean that it only took 1 minute to f*&^ up the G3 mags? LOL Joe Just looking at posting times of 12:24 and 12:25AM - Sorry no offense intended.... Still LOL!
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Making the factory Saiga black stock more solid less toy like.
Over DaHill replied to turbo1889's topic in Tech Section
I replaced my sport style stock on my 16" 308 to the Saiga factory skeleton stock and added a Limbsaver Grind to Fit recoil pad after grinding the end of the stock flat. Since the recoil pad screw holes did not align with new stock holes, I filled the skeleton stock with body filler (a form of epoxy - from a friends body shop), not only did it add a little weight, but also it feels more solid AND balanced when the bipod was mounted. Hope this helps. Joe -
A BIG +1 to that. Joe
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This is my first conversion. This is what I will refer to as the end of stage #1. Thanks to Dinzag for his expertise and tools. [a tachment=14791:DSC02494__Small_.JPG]
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Fatherhood
Over DaHill replied to RangerM9's topic in General Discussion - Any topic is welcome here!!!
As a father and grandfather, all I can say is congratulations, holding your child for the first time is a never to forget occasion. Holding your twin granddaughters and a grandson - is even better if you can believe that. May God bless you and your family, and my you continue to experience lifes greatest moments. Joe -
Generally, Kel-Tec P-40 that I've 'tricked/slicked out' or Taurus PT-1911. The Taurus is really a nice gun and gets better every time she goes to the range. Joe
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Buy a Gun on August 28!
Over DaHill replied to Juggernaut's topic in General Discussion - Any topic is welcome here!!!
You can count me in - if all goes well, I might just buy and gun and ammo! Praise the lord and pass the ammunition. Joe -
You can't fool me. I'm not paying for "air mail". I'll just ship where and when you want me to and just "overlook" the bill this time. Joe
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???? Tony's got gas, and you want a picture???? Sorry, the devil made me do it! Joe
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+1 on that, and his tool(s) (NOTHING PERSONAL ) are first quality. Instructions written text and graphics are right on the money. Speaking of money is prices are extremely reasonable for the product, tools and instructions that you receive . And lastly delivery was FAST. Now before he goes and gets the Big Head and commences to bragging, he'd better check with me to see how large is "storage bill" is for tools of his that have been on my workbench for some time now (ROTFLMAO) I love it when I crack myself up. Dinzag, just kidding, just let me know when and where to send them,
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I have had no problems with any of mine, easy to do and well worth the effort ! Joe
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Now that is one AWESOME 308!!!!
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Yes sir, that is one fine looking group of Saigas. One question, where did you find the 308 ammo? I just ordered some from CTD, but only ordered enough to have a few extras laying around. I'd be interested in 500/1000 or more if the price was right. Again, good looking collection. Let me know when you want me to come over and try them all out! (LOL) Joe
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Aftermarket Stock installation question...Help!!
Over DaHill replied to CraCkIrAQi's topic in Tech Section
Been there, done that! Best info is to check this site, but I have read that you only use the top 2 screws, there is no way to get the bottom one in. Joe -
Just curious as to what butt pad members are using on the 308 Saiga with Saiga Skeleton stock. If this topic is listed someplace in this forum, I have been unable to find it. Thanks in advance. Joe
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WTS: Saiga 308 21" Wood + more
Over DaHill replied to RDSWriter's topic in Unsorted Ads prior to November 2012 (WTS / WTT)
I would be interested in 2 of the 20 rd mags IF you decide to sell them separately. Joe -
6x42 POSP, side mount, eyes getting too bad to use the old iron sights Joe
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Thanks, I appreciate your reply. I know that I saw several ads recently for FMJBT that cost nearly as much as the Silver Bear that I purchased. The $100 does not include the "reloading equipment" nor does it include the labor factor. But I am told that reloading is a "labor of love" and that once you are into it, it is considered 'fun' and not 'labor'. Thanks again for the reply. Who knows maybe a Lee with some 308 dies will be in the future for me too. Joe
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I've seen, within the last month, 308 Wolf FMJ $6.97/20, and I purchased 500 rounds of Silver Bear 140 gr soft point for $144+ S&H. I am curious to know if there is a member of this forum that reloads 308s and can tell me how much it costs to reload 500 rounds.