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Recently moved to CA, most of my guns remained to be unCA-like

I’m proud to be a 2nd degree Ninjutsu trained by the man himself. I haven’t get a chance to defend any Mayor’s nephews yet but I have a fair share of battle with the ruffians from Arizona Mill Malls in Tempe

Here is my backup night gun: post ban Daewoo rifle with modernization

Those are nice looking rifles.

I just put the trirail on my combat tuna and a Dbal D2 for night shooting

Thank you for your insight, this gun is super complex so I’m contacting a few people on Ebay to see if they can source an owner manual or something. This is getting incredibly specific, so I'm not sure if anyone on the forum would have that specific knowledge about screw length. I'm not familiar wit...

I just got this obscure gun from the 90s era and got a rail mount for it too, it is a fixed barrel with direct impingement gas and bolt instead of conventional blow back. upon mounting the rail, it seem the bolt is locked in place indicating Screws were too long, I used 1/4”. do you know the correct...

I must confess the death of armlist lead me here to this wonderful forum, oh I miss backpages.

My X95 cycle 55gr just fine. I prefer the X95 over the SAR because ergonomic, built in picatinny rails, more real estate for laser and light

Thanks for the replies, gents. I’m selling it and wait for the KUSA ak103 instead. I enjoyed this gun to an extent, someone already offered what i paid for so it’s going to the new owner this weekend.

I just pull another impulsive buy: M10XZ in 7.62x39 from AlphaCat. On paper, it sound great and look good: a modernized Ak-ish with monolithic pic rail, ambidextrous control and it look pretty cool (similar to an AK12). When i bought it there wasn’t enough information on the internet about its sucki...

You might wanna check out TechWear trend which they emphasize Functionality and modern Material. I wear either a Nike ACG coat or an Arcteryx long jacket, these will cover your belt setup. You can also mix a Vertx bag or Mystery ranch backpack and you still look very “fashionable” while retain all t...

First Spear STT is pretty good, light weight, quick access that doesn’t involve velcro. And it’s First Spear quality.