authentic repsol jacket if you call that good lol

 

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Originally Posted by Sprock

Now that's what I call getting nice stuff .....not to go off on the gun tangent
again.......but it's my other special interest TBT !.......care to share the
details ???

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Originally Posted by kilgoretrout

Oh, you gotta give details now, man. As you probably already know...I'm a gun nut. This kinda chit drives me crazy. lol..

The little one is a P-64, Polish copy of a Walther PPK/Makarov and shoots the 9x18mm Mac. It is cheap to shoot, check out Ammoengine. I have Marshal grips coming for it. I got it for $149.00

The 1911 is an American Classic II Deluxe and I have grips coming for it. I would not chamber new and I had to polish the ramp, barrel flange and combustion chamber. I put adjustable rear sights on yesterday and it shoots very tight groups at 25yds. I have not had failure to load or eject in 50 rounds, I am out now and it is still not sighted in for 50 yds yet. As it is new I am still breaking it in, 10 shots and clean, 10 &clean...etc. It is one of the tightest 1911 I have had in my hands. NIB $429.00 Great value.

The 10/22 I just had to have. I got a great deal on it so I spent $32 of the 3-9x40 scope. Even though it is not broke in yet, it is shooting very tight groups.

The big one is a Mosin-Nagant (MO-sin na-GON). It's cheap to shoot. I got it for $149.00 with bayonet and refinished it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2M1hC4c0tc

The money didn't go there...OH NO!....the money went to reloading supplies and ammo. I bought 1,280 - 7.62x39 for my SKS, 1,000-9x18 for the P64, 500-7.62x54 Mosin-Nagant, 880 ACP (in the mail) and .22 HV and stingers.

I still need reloading supplies for the .44 mag, .357 mag and ACP. I have the dies and plates, I just need bullets, primers and powder.

The guns were a B-day gift from me to me last monday.
The reloading stuff was a X-mas gift form me to me.
The ammo....well.....you can never have to much.

 

One thing about the P-64, I replaced the hammer/mag spring with a 17 lb one and the DA is sooooo much better and the SA is so sweet now. They say the factory spring is around 28 lbs but it feels way stronger. I also replaced the recoil and firing pin springs with the heavier 22 lb one for more power and it still tosses the brass 25 ft.

It took me 10 hours to get the copper out of the Mosin-Nagant. It is dated 1945. I would think that a military rifle would have been cleaner. I was refurbished from the Russian armory and they re-crowned it and stamped the circle of concentricity on the reciever. I don't know how they could have shot good groups whne it was so copper fouled.

Any way.. I got some great holiday gifts.