Haha silly me, I didn’t even recognize those as AK mags. And I just shot some friends’ this morning.Ugh. Steel case is for the poors. You don’t wanna be in with the poors, do you?
call me a peasant... (that’s what they call the Kalashnikov isn’t it? “A peasant’s gun”??)
10 year olds in the Congo won't argue with you. They seem to be able to use them effectively.Ugh. Steel case is for the poors. You don’t wanna be in with the poors, do you?
call me a peasant... (that’s what they call the Kalashnikov isn’t it? “A peasant’s gun”??)
Ugh. Steel case is for the poors. You don’t wanna be in with the poors, do you?
call me a peasant... (that’s what they call the Kalashnikov isn’t it? “A peasant’s gun”??)
That is really sad when you think about it. Instead of enjoying childhood, a 10yo must learn to kill. We parents in America should be humble enough to give thanks to God up above that we live in the greatest country in the world.10 year olds in the Congo won't argue with you. They seem to be able to use them effectively.
WBP Foxes and Mini Jack, Arsenal 107R, WASR 10/63, Circle 11 builds, FB Radom Mini Beryl (.223/5.56)Nice line-up you have there, care to give any details on the list.
Not really on the aluminum, stainless mags, of lancer plastic mags that have metal feed lips. There were some issues with early pmags, but they've got that worked out now and the Magpul M3 has now become the military mag after passing all the testing done and apparently did exceptionally well throughout it.Is there any fear that the constant pressure from being stored loaded will deform the feed lips on aluminum magazines?