If this is your first visit, be sure to
check out the FAQ by clicking the
link above. You may have to register
before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages,
select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below.
Note: the banner ads have been temporarily disabled pending new photo host. We'll get them running again soon.
If you're talking ammo, got a bunch of it to feed the SKS/AK's. Nasty stuff that tends to produce a popped primer occasionally but the price was right (back in the day).
I retrofitted the SKS's with spring loaded firing pins at one point, a popped primer would melt the spring and hang the firing pin up. Sometimes it would hang the pin up in a retracted position (click), sometimes it would hang the pin up in the yee haw position. Finally wised up, ditched the springs (solution in search of a problem, TBH), and went back to OEM free-floated pins.
If you're talking ammo, got a bunch of it to feed the SKS/AK's. Nasty stuff that tends to produce a popped primer occasionally but the price was right (back in the day).
I retrofitted the SKS's with spring loaded firing pins at one point, a popped primer would melt the spring and hang the firing pin up. Sometimes it would hang the pin up in a retracted position (click), sometimes it would hang the pin up in the yee haw position. Finally wised up, ditched the springs (solution in search of a problem, TBH), and went back to OEM free-floated pins.
I bet the unexpected slam fire is fun at the range.
I retrofitted the SKS's with spring loaded firing pins at one point, a popped primer would melt the spring and hang the firing pin up. Sometimes it would hang the pin up in a retracted position (click), sometimes it would hang the pin up in the yee haw position.
I don't know as much about the SKS action. No risk of an out of battery detonation with a stuck firing pin?
Comment