DEFENDTHISHOUSE
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Well balanced though on the full sized M1A. Which is why I never got serious about the SOCOM or Scout. Just didn't feel right to me.
But I'd love to have that Loaded back.
They still turn up from time to time. Lots of surplus fn's on gunbroker. Same pistol as the browning, just a different roll mark.
FN Browning HP35 9mm Pistol : Semi Auto Pistols at GunBroker.com
Thought you guys might like to look at some of the gear being shown this year.
Military Times GearScout's Best of SHOT Show 2015
I personally loved the expansion of the market for US made AK's.
The century made c39 v2 is a very well made rifle from what I can tell so far.
Yeah, they've partnered up with geissele correct? Imagine that, a geissele trigger for an AK, and it's affordable. The world can now end lolI don't know how much you play around with ALG Defense triggers, but IMO they are the best bang for the buck no pun intended. That's practically all I'll use in AR builds unless specified otherwise.
If you've got an AK, I wouldn't hesitate for a moment to pick that trigger pack up and install it.
Yeah, they've partnered up with geissele correct? Imagine that, a geissele trigger for an AK, and it's affordable. The world can now end lol
Cool, I'll check them out when I get the chance. I wholeheartedly agree, I've shot with Geissele triggers before, hands down the best trigger for an AR by far.Kind of, the company was started by his daughter Amy Lynn Geissele (ALG) as more or less a "budget" line of Geissele triggers and accessories.
Their QMS and ACT triggers are smooth for little more than mil-spec. I wouldn't expect an AK trigger to be anything less than outstanding. And if there is anything the AK needs it's a decent trigger.
And a bolt hold open, an extra hand to facilitate mag swaps, better sights...
Cool, I'll check them out when I get the chance. I wholeheartedly agree, I've shot with Geissele triggers before, hands down the best trigger for an AR by far.