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• Posted in thread: help with examples SA/DA pistols on 02-18-2009 at 05:01 PM
  Thank you for the information Dillinger. The article was as inisghtful as it was confusing,
  unfortunately. I am going to spend a bit more time studing before I make a decision, but at the
  minimum, you...

• Posted in thread: help with examples SA/DA pistols on 02-18-2009 at 02:21 PM
  I think you mean that the other way around - double action first pull, single action subsequent
  pulls. You are correct sir, I will edit my original post for clarity. Thank you.I would also
  like to add...

• Posted in thread: help with examples SA/DA pistols on 02-18-2009 at 01:43 PM
  I have been doing a bit of research, and I believe I know what characteristics I am looking for
  in a handgun. I am having a bit of difficulty finding examples that fit my description. When I
  pull up d...

• Posted in thread: SKS Cosmo Ago-go on 01-19-2009 at 09:11 PM
  I just did my first SKS cosmoline clean up.I used 2 bottles of gun scrub with decent results,
  then brake parts cleaner. The brake cleaner did the trick and its much cheaper. The stock in
  the oven at 1...

• Posted in thread: 5 Yugo SKS Questions-Value, Ammo, Cleaning, Modifications, and Compliance on 12-31-2008 at 02:02 PM
  I'm not so sure you need to worry about the value of an sks. I'm not saying it will NEVER be
  valuable as a collectible, but it's no ferrari. It's like buying a ford escort and worrying
  about it's coll...

• Posted in thread: 5 Yugo SKS Questions-Value, Ammo, Cleaning, Modifications, and Compliance on 12-30-2008 at 03:29 AM
  The reason it is listed as being manufactured in Vermont is that the 5 US parts required were
  added there. You don't have to worry about adding anything else unless you really want to.So,
  my Yugo SKS ...

• Posted in thread: Sks on 12-29-2008 at 01:39 PM
  I saw one yesterday at a gun show that was setup to take AK mags for ~$600, i think it was a
  Norinco. There were several SKS's there, the cheapest was $375. Most were selling in the $500
  range.

• Posted in thread: 5 Yugo SKS Questions-Value, Ammo, Cleaning, Modifications, and Compliance on 12-29-2008 at 02:17 AM
  I have been an owner of an SKS Yugo m59/66a1 for about a week ($239). I bought it "new" and
  power cleaned the cosmaline with brake cleaner, gun scrub, and a tooth brush. I have
  experienced a few stove...