AIM has these back
http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=F1CVZ2008
http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=F1CVZ2008
VZ2008
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is the Centurion 39 legal in MD? It says AK Type not AK variant. Also, MD was not listed..
http://www.slickguns.com/product/ce...fle-762x39-56999-after-coupon-thanks#comments
http://www.slickguns.com/product/ce...fle-762x39-56999-after-coupon-thanks#comments
Hansohn Brothers
Active Member
- Jul 3, 2012
- 146
annihilation-time
MOLON LABE
The idiots won't ship to Maryland.
Exactly. $500. $22 for shipping. And then awesome average transfer fees range from $50 (yay you're saving 8 dollars!) to $100.
Why not skip the 8 dollars and just drive to an IP that has it?
(mind you if the deal was better from the web, my cheapskate nature would totally support you but this deal is a no brainer)
My thoughts exactly.
johnb007
Active Member
- Jul 6, 2011
- 317
The 5 mags really sweeten the deal, especially if you can get them outside of MD.
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amoebicmagician
Samopal Goblin
haha, do you only get one at a time? You always have only one left, and it's gone through seven or eight rifles that way!
amoebicmagician
Samopal Goblin
I finally got my accessories. Apparently they had been sitting on my porch in a package, unbeknownst to me for at least a day or two due to my girlfriend moving it behind some stuff so it 'wouldn't get stolen'
The mags look literally factory new. Have to remember to take them with me the next time I go out of state to de-ban them.
I was a little disappointed in the condition of the bayonet, as it was almost in the white, until I realized I could easily re-blue it, and by doing so I could sharpen it first so that I would not mess up the bluing by sharpening it- so with a whet stone I tapered the point to an extremely sharp tip, and then put a preliminary edge onto the front facing blade, and then finished it up with a DiamondHead pull knife sharpener, and now it's razor sharp.
I was originally going to slow rust blue the blade, since I've been having great success with a solution of 2 parts bleach one part vinegar and a heated moisture controlled area to induce 'velvet rust' before the boil, but I realized that even with the finest results I was getting I would probably not be able to retain the razor sharp edge I had created through the repeated rustings and carding processes.
So I hit it with a quick phosphate base finish (to give a nice porous base coat to hold oil) and then a glossy oxphoblue on top, as the Selenium really gives a gorgous color, and I've found that the phosphoric acid and other elements of the oxphoblue actually give it the ability to confer some serious corrosion protection, rather than just a pretty coating, although I've found that unless the metal is heated very hot before application, and allowed to completely run through it's process terminating with what appears to be a white or light brown crust that must be polished off to reveal an even glossy blue, then the base coat will not develop as thickly as I usually like it to be underneath the glossy selenium layer, and so I chose to phosphate quickly beforehand just to be on the safe side.
Will post pictures soon
The mags look literally factory new. Have to remember to take them with me the next time I go out of state to de-ban them.
I was a little disappointed in the condition of the bayonet, as it was almost in the white, until I realized I could easily re-blue it, and by doing so I could sharpen it first so that I would not mess up the bluing by sharpening it- so with a whet stone I tapered the point to an extremely sharp tip, and then put a preliminary edge onto the front facing blade, and then finished it up with a DiamondHead pull knife sharpener, and now it's razor sharp.
I was originally going to slow rust blue the blade, since I've been having great success with a solution of 2 parts bleach one part vinegar and a heated moisture controlled area to induce 'velvet rust' before the boil, but I realized that even with the finest results I was getting I would probably not be able to retain the razor sharp edge I had created through the repeated rustings and carding processes.
So I hit it with a quick phosphate base finish (to give a nice porous base coat to hold oil) and then a glossy oxphoblue on top, as the Selenium really gives a gorgous color, and I've found that the phosphoric acid and other elements of the oxphoblue actually give it the ability to confer some serious corrosion protection, rather than just a pretty coating, although I've found that unless the metal is heated very hot before application, and allowed to completely run through it's process terminating with what appears to be a white or light brown crust that must be polished off to reveal an even glossy blue, then the base coat will not develop as thickly as I usually like it to be underneath the glossy selenium layer, and so I chose to phosphate quickly beforehand just to be on the safe side.
Will post pictures soon
neversatisfiedj
Active Member
- Apr 16, 2013
- 125
Does it have folding stock ?
Hansohn Brothers
Active Member
- Jul 3, 2012
- 146
LOL! I only had 2 but folks would bail on the deal. If anybody wants one or ten call with your credit card ready. I have 25 available to be delivered Wednesday. $580 out the door.
jackpollard
Active Member
Oh man, if you were not 2.5 hours away I would be there today, cc in hand. Well maybe not today, but you get it.
amoebicmagician
Samopal Goblin
amoebicmagician
Samopal Goblin
the refinished bayonet:
A_Nonymous
Member
- Jun 13, 2011
- 25
What she looks like now:
I used paracord as well, but went about it differently. That's a King Cobra all the way down the stock and then on the buttpad I took a piece of dense closed-cell pipe insulation and paracord wrapped it to provide cushion. I haven't shot it yet, but we'll see. Really experimenting with various options at this point
I used paracord as well, but went about it differently. That's a King Cobra all the way down the stock and then on the buttpad I took a piece of dense closed-cell pipe insulation and paracord wrapped it to provide cushion. I haven't shot it yet, but we'll see. Really experimenting with various options at this point
