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08-02-2010, 11:28 AM
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Tacticool!!!
Im gonna have to get a picture of my "light pole" as its been named..
my 300wm has a 26" barrel and the suppressor is another 7" so it looks more like a funny shotgun..
Im gonna have to get a picture of my "light pole" as its been named..
my 300wm has a 26" barrel and the suppressor is another 7" so it looks more like a funny shotgun..
08-02-2010, 01:11 PM
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I sold my russians, I had ~5 russians from differing years. The SKS is a wonderful firearm, I can field strip blindfolded in under a minute. Make sure your firing pin is clean and free of oil 
Does your pin free float or is it sprung?
I know you know how to care for a gas operated firearm, enjoy. Look on the net for that loader, I've seen video of potatoes going several hundred yards
Does your pin free float or is it sprung?I know you know how to care for a gas operated firearm, enjoy. Look on the net for that loader, I've seen video of potatoes going several hundred yards
08-02-2010, 01:40 PM
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If the pin is a floater I will always disassemble the pin from the block and clean throughly. Any lube in there will carbonize and could cause the pin to stick, potentially creating a slam fire.
People have been hurt by this happening so I am always cautious. If the pin is clean it will slide back and forth under it's own weight. Never lube.
People have been hurt by this happening so I am always cautious. If the pin is clean it will slide back and forth under it's own weight. Never lube.
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