austin7.62

Yes, it's good enough. My carbines like it, and brass is always good for smooth feeding and extraction.

Yellow tip, silver tip, or no painted tip?

I don't think that the Gen M2 Pmags come with dust covers at all anymore, regardless of the vendor you purchase them from.

Here you go mhl6493, http://www.freedommunitions.com/category-s/1824.htm They have remanufactured .380 for a little over .32/round. Free shipping if you buy over $100 worth of stuff too. It might take a while to get (think at least a week and a half), but they make good ammo.

Very good price on the Shields.

Hey, free shipping over $100 is going on now lol

They're located somewhere out west, so it does take some time to receive the goods, but I'd email them and see what's up. They don't have a customer service line, or a phone line for that matter lol.

I'll recommend Crews in Athens over on highway 11. He's a good guy to deal with. I'm picking up a transfer from him tomorrow. If I remember correctly, he charges $35 otd.

The shipping prices have been raised accordingly.

This. I don't like the finger grooves either.

I bought one last year easily 90% or better with 2 mags for $425. Gen 2 is where it's at.

And 7n6 is still readily available from many vendors for less than commercial...case I'm point, OS is right, the ammo is out there.

K-Frame S&W.

As mentioned above, the 7.62x39 performs better out of a short barrel, and the ammo is cheap. What's not to love??

It's back!

Very true.

I've quit buying from there anymore. Too high. They're going the way of Dicks and Gander Mountain. I've bought all of my 9mm from Freedom Munitions lately. Better stuff than the Federal 9mm and the .30/round Winchester WB at Walmart.

Don't forget 9x18 Ultra :)   OP, my I humbly suggest a Rock Island Tactical 9mm 1911. Great guns.

Bersaguy, sorry that happened to you man!

78-79 front clip?

Yes! My Uncle had a 1979 F100 SWB with a 302 and a C4. It would continually jump out of park. Pappaws F100 was a 3 on the tree, and the Bronco a 4 speed. No issues on those.

My grandfather bought a 1973 F100 and a 1979 Bronco new. Both were fun, good lookin', and über reliable.

I've looked at them before. The ones that I've handled seemed like a solid AK. I'll give you a list of pros/cons IMO strictly: Pros: Price-Where else would you find a milled AK for $550? Made in America-some average joe like me put this thing together. Looks-looks great IMO, and there are a few different wood or plastic stock options Cons: The looks of the rifle are great, but look on the receiver for a giant ass billboard-turns me off Made in America-foreign parts are a good thing on an AK. Commie CHF barrels are important to me, may not be to you Misleading marketing-these are not 100% USA made like CAI claims Neutered gas block, no provision for cleaning rod

I ran some FM 9mm the other day. 115, 124, and 147gr bullets. All went bang. I would rather buy this than bulk stuff from Walmart. It was accurate for me. No malfunctions.

Yeah, the kits come from former rifles. Of course the receiver has to be torched and non virgin barrels have to be cut up too :(