All-New: Type 81M
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Boltactionsarecool123
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- Location
- Southern Alberta
Those are pretty cute
"But MOM, I want an AKMS and a Dragunov!"
"But honey, we have those at home."
The AKMS and Dragunov at home:
But in all seriousness, those look really nice.
"But honey, we have those at home."
The AKMS and Dragunov at home:
But in all seriousness, those look really nice.
Merovingian
CGN Regular
- Location
- West Coast
Took my fixed to the range today, got through 60 rounds of Ruag x39 ammo. Shot very well and just under 4 moa. No hicups and she ran pretty smoothly.
Did find the mags abit tricky to load, might try to modify some magpul ak mags and see how they do.
Overall very happy the rifle.
Did find the mags abit tricky to load, might try to modify some magpul ak mags and see how they do.
Overall very happy the rifle.
Welcome to the site, been on before under a different name maybe? Did you get a T81M? Fixed or folder?
What a first post...
In the old times of the Internet there was a term called "Netiquette".
Introduction entering an online community is one of the pillars creating this term. Some don't know that, lol
dmackd????
Only difference is most of these"newbies" have been on here before, they suddenly show up and know their way around while pretending to not know, they post a bit, then turn bat SH*T crazy and get banned, we know their names we know their handles............one day admins and mods will stop it
not totally true, I am kind a newbie to posting but have been around this Industry and forum for along time.. I personally feel for all the Issues and really
for the $$$ and time one would expect a some what better product over-all.. I know where it is made but that should not be the Customers problem in general.
S hite happens , should at least be a $$ back Guarantee with-out re-stocking fee.
Seems like a lot of work with no real gain at that point though
To each your own. Cheers.
I was reading about issues with people building AKs and read this
That condition is a result of the trunnion being riveted off axis to the receiver line. If the holes in the receiver are off line a bit it is easy to "tweak" the receiver a little during the build and the rivets will go into place. But this is cocking the trunnion in the receiver.
Everything appears to rivet up fine.
But after assembloy and when sighting down the entire length of the firearm it becomes obvious the trunnion to receiver axis is off line and the front of the rifle takes a left or right turn
Irritating to say the least.
Sometimes in a 1mm receiver you can also see it may be twisted slightly as well.
Side effects can be a gas piston rubbing in the tube and balky carrier movement or striking the ejector rail. etc.
Yugo receivers are rigid enough that they seldom suffer this issue.
It does not affect the point of aim because all the sighting line assemblies are on the barrel and not the trunnion or anything behind the trunnion.
The fix., determine which side the cant favors and generally the rivets on the other side need removed. Slightly egg the rivet holes so the receivet to trunnion fit will relax and straighten. Receivers have a good memory for being straight when not artifically flexed.
I get it Boy6347 you perhaps are a real "first timer" here
vickers vanguard
CGN Regular
- Location
- Laval, Quebec
You have a point , mine was an under folder, pretty straight and no defects .
