proanti1

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Yep... especially messing around with parts that effect the timing, which can make the gun dangerous to fire. Some revolvers can be fixed with drop in parts, but certainly not key points of the action.

jessiej

The "little arm" is called the hand. I agree with the others advising that you should take this nice old revolver to a qualified gunsmith. The U.S. army has not issued revolvers in any numbers since the S&W Victory models of WWll, so it is unlikely that current military armorers are experienced in the fitting and timing of revolvers unless they have gotten training outside the military.


jess

cumquat

[X(][X(][X(][X(] now this as an upper!
http://www.pyramydair.com/s/m/Crosma...r_177_Cal/2703

AmishWarlord

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Hey what do you guys think of TC's new rifle?

I like it, I'd go with .223,.308, and .300 WM for starters. :P

http://dimensionrifle.tcarms.com/

HJJFFFAA

That's pretty neat.

If it's anything like their pistol line it will be an excellent firearm.

proanti1

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Nearly a grand to convert your AR to a pellet gun...

I'll pass.

Still looking for the right upper for my Palmetto State lower.

That rifle is pretty cool.

HJJFFFAA

Do you want a complete upper? BCM makes good complete uppers, Daniel Defense, some other guys whose names escape me. I'd personally stick with BCM. I have a BCM upper receiver and it seems like a quality piece.

Pa-18cub150

Dos any one have any experience with aeroprecision AR 15 upper and lowers ?

proanti1

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I'm probably going to buy an AR57 upper, I've heard good things about the round and I like how it spits the shells out through the mag well. I haven't really decided. I bought the lower on a whim, and just keep forgetting about it. I'm also thinking about going SBR with a Rock River 7" upper, but it takes like 6 months.

HJJFFFAA

If you go SBR I wouldn't go with anything less than an 11.5" barrel. Shorter than that and you start blowing some really hot gas into your bolt. Not to mention 10.5s can be substantially more finicky than 11.5s with ammo types and such. 11.5" ARs work great with M193 for home defense.

FahrtAutoRC

Just thought I would pop in and revive this thread with pics of my new home defender! It is a Remington 870 clone, very well made and easy to shoot and operate. We went to the countryside over the weekend and blew through over a hundred rounds, not one problem. I have several different ammunition types for this thing as well, since I like a variety. I have 1 oz rifled slugs in standard config and 3" Mag, I have a handful of non-lethal bean bags and batons, and various shot sizes including 00, #5 and #7. Lighter shown in pic for size, and the barrel measures in a barely legal 18" (no pun intended!) Think I've found a new favorite until I get my 1911!

proanti1

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H&R 87? I had one of those, but with a longer barrel. I swapped out the foregrip with one that had a rail, then mounted a vertical grip, fun as **** to just blast stuff with. I'll see if I can find some pictures. Unfortunately the receiver cracked down the center. I warrantied, then sold it.

AmishWarlord

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A little classical music break for you guys.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PqAk...eature=related

HJJFFFAA

I wish the Vz. 58 came in 5.45mm.

J.D.T

I would buy one in a second, heck I would take one in 5.56, they were going to produce them in the 90s but never got the money to transition. A seperate company is making 5.56 vzs for Canada but nothing for the US.

HJJFFFAA

Czechpoint is making them in 5.56mm but they look fugly to me. [:'(]

http://www.czechpoint-usa.com/produc...s/556-x-45-mm/

AmishWarlord

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Thanks for the link.

This 9mm revolver looks interesting.

http://www.czechpoint-usa.com/produc...9231-9mm-para/

And being fugly never hurt Glock sales. [:'(]

HJJFFFAA

If I could put the wood impregnated furniture on it, I would buy it.

The_Shark

I might have to sell my baby to pay for gas

I miss being able to go shooting

If i do, next gun i buy will be 454 Casull revolver, the gun that makes the .44 seem like a pellet gun [8D]

AmishWarlord

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I have a Ruger Super Redhawk in 454 Casull. I developed a load for it that sets off an air burst of gun powder with each shot.

AmishWarlord

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Saw this on facebook and thought it was great!

Protest and counter protest.

HJJFFFAA

This can all be solved by a federal ban on high capacity spoons and assault forks. Think of the children.

cumquat

dont forget making a permit for a spork mandatory.

The_Shark

True, a hammer is a very useful tool, but it makes an excellent bludgeoning weapon, it even has a built in eye socket hook, then you have the garden gnome, adorable lawn ornament... or lethal dagger? and don't get me started with can openers.

FahrtAutoRC

I have a healthy respect for my table saw. It can build anything with the right guy using it, but imagine if someone got mad enough at someone else around one....

I demand Class III permits for carbide tipped blades!!!!!!