pps43
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Nice

Leave it as it is. The ages have been at work on it and man can only mar it.
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Nice, I played with one at the gun shop. By the way...if you decide to do the SBR route I am willing to keep your guns while you do your time.dou44 wrote:gun works great and i plan on making it into a sbr later on
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Never knew these were made commercial, thanks for posting.
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American Gunsmiths: Making things go BANG for over 200 years!
Co-Owner/Gunsmith - Diamond B Gunsmithing.
2-1942 Izhevsk M91/30, 1939 K98, 1895 M1891 Argentine Mauser, 1924 VZ-24, 1917 SMLE, 1942 SMLE, 1933 1895 Tula Nagant, 1958 Type 56 SKS
Co-Owner/Gunsmith - Diamond B Gunsmithing.
2-1942 Izhevsk M91/30, 1939 K98, 1895 M1891 Argentine Mauser, 1924 VZ-24, 1917 SMLE, 1942 SMLE, 1933 1895 Tula Nagant, 1958 Type 56 SKS
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Too evil for sale in the People's Republic of Maryland. We are supposed to be "The Free State". In a Pig's ear
Damn, I'll bet that's going to leave a mark! Probably hurt too!
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"I think Congressmen should wear uniforms,
you know, like NASCAR drivers, so we could
identify their corporate sponsors."
"When I die, I want to be facing my enemies surrounded by their dead bodies and piles of spent brass"
"Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience." - Mark Twain
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I like it... But not enough to leave it the way it is or pay the extra tax to make it the way it should be. 
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I was thinking same thing, a short barreled rifle, it is kinda awkward to shoot with out the stock. But no sbr with out the tax stamp, I'm not going down that path just yet, it's 200bucks I could spend elsewhere. So, I guess it will stay an awkward fun pistol. One advantage I have found, it's the easiest to clean gun I own, open it up, pop the guts out, spray and clean.
Day after I got it and cleaned it, her first range trip. If you reload, have someone watch, at least with this one, it will sling empties 20+ft.
Day after I got it and cleaned it, her first range trip. If you reload, have someone watch, at least with this one, it will sling empties 20+ft.
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Greasemonkey wrote:I was thinking same thing, a short barreled rifle, it is kinda awkward to shoot with out the stock. But no sbr with out the tax stamp, I'm not going down that path just yet, it's 200bucks I could spend elsewhere. So, I guess it will stay an awkward fun pistol. One advantage I have found, it's the easiest to clean gun I own, open it up, pop the guts out, spray and clean.
Day after I got it and cleaned it, her first range trip. If you reload, have someone watch, at least with this one, it will sling empties 20+ft.
American Gunsmiths: Making things go BANG for over 200 years!
Co-Owner/Gunsmith - Diamond B Gunsmithing.
2-1942 Izhevsk M91/30, 1939 K98, 1895 M1891 Argentine Mauser, 1924 VZ-24, 1917 SMLE, 1942 SMLE, 1933 1895 Tula Nagant, 1958 Type 56 SKS
Co-Owner/Gunsmith - Diamond B Gunsmithing.
2-1942 Izhevsk M91/30, 1939 K98, 1895 M1891 Argentine Mauser, 1924 VZ-24, 1917 SMLE, 1942 SMLE, 1933 1895 Tula Nagant, 1958 Type 56 SKS
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that is my problem i keep buying something else before i can send in the paperwork if i had it all done.i love the gun but that $200 is 2 more 91/30's i could have. me buying the ar and makeing it look retro took most of my money i had hid back.



