bert01

what kind of stock is that?

looks good

im just waiting on a reply from seller.

It is marked ZBROJOVKA BRONO, A.S. VZ24

looks like good to very good condition, all matching #'s. wood is normal surplus condition, floor plate doesn't have any deep pitting, reciever looks unpitted. comes with 100rnds of brass cased 8mm for $175

so is it a good price? im trying to mind my pennies but thought it looked good

Yes AzRednek, but you don't want her, she is like an door knob where everyone had an turn and she will SUCK out your money faster then your heart beat. She even tried with me. Put an stop to it before it started. She asked me out before I started dating my wife. Just say no. I know an good girl from an bad one.

 

 

Rob

I THINK I'VE MET HER BEFORE!!!!!!

i was kinda thinkin the same thing. even though there ure as hell wasn't a good choice to be had.

I dont know, but i would like to. It would be nice to have something that if it turned out nice you could build a low pressure or cast bullet gun out of.

practice recievers

the brazilian list for $10.00, the Argentine and the Chinese for $15.00. they might make good practice, i've been thinking about getting some myself.

i know swedes and small ring 98's but what about the rest of them?

just saw this one thought it looked a LOT like what your going for

mannlicher custom mauser

did you call sarco? i think im getting the bug for a small ring after seeing the manlicher

century has chinese K98 recievers for $14.95 i was wondering about these, even with a reheattreat still a good deal. what do yall think?

i havent really looked into it, but i think it is left up to the seller/buyer to work out after the purchase has been made. i may be wrong, if so im very interested to find out the paticulars also.

have you called sarco?

if you set the barrel shoulder back to match the headspace why would you have to recut the chamber.

if i missed something, i ate to much at lunch and am very sleepy

a generalization on how you would fix it would be great. im just curious, but could see where it wouldnt be something just anybody could try.

please post your findings

id like to see that trigger it might be the last bit of arm twisting i need to buy a couple mosins

check out the FEB edition of Shooting times there is a article in the back about removein the charging hump with a drill press and facing stones

is there any reason for the tube under the barrel, or were they just using left over CETME parts?

so who makes stocks like the top one that the rest of us can get for $150? i really like that one!

just got mine last weekend and i love it. ordered the 13# and 15# recoil springs, havent arrived yet. i've put a couple boxes through it with no problems, exept it kicks more than any big bore i've ever shot. the new springs should keep the slide from bottoming out on the frame, in turn reducing recoil. so until i get the springs im taking it easy as far as shooting. on the very plus side it feeds the Hornady XTP's with no hickups. im also planing on removing the small (but accurate) issue sights and replacing them with a set of fiber optics. one other thing i do recomend is either buying an aftermarket reduced power hammer spring or removing a coil or two from the stock spring. i've heard the 9# will give light primer strikes on wolf and other surplus, so i think most go with an 11#. either way it makes the double action pull allmost usable. i removed one coil from mine and think ill play with it a little more, but it helped tremendously and i've had no problems with any wolf ammo going through it.

could you really blend the welds and reheattreat it, if it wasnt warped into a double helix?

just got a PA-63 this past weekend. i love it, but you will need a new recoil spring and hammer spring ($8,$5). for the money its the best value I've found in a while

pull the guard down and to one side so that it rest on the frame