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PAX

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Re: Introducing the SK-15: a Modernized SKS
« Reply #45 on: February 04, 2019, 02:39:07 PM »
Nice  tinkering, but I still feel bad for the donor rifles. Looks like there's at least 1 Russian. PAX
They're almost all Russians. And before you Americans start blubbering about the "collector value," I'd like to remind the audience that collector value is a market condition. You are stuck behind an embargo, but in the rest of the world almost no Tula SKS's have any particular value.
It doesn't matter about the rifles Nationality, they could be "cheap" Chinese, I still feel bad for them. And I see no particular advantage to having detachable 5 shot mags, or mags in general, but that's a personal preference. PAX
Pax, I am NOT being sarcastic or tossing water on you, but, IF something were going to happen here to me, I want as much firepower as the law allows. "JUST ONE" guy won't likely be entering my house. It will be "multiples", whatever that means, numbers wise. Read the news reports, 3-4-5 even 10 guys bust into a home. Or 6-7-8 guys rob a guy on a commuter train. It isn't 1 sneaky sob anymore. I carry a Beretta PX4, 15+1 and a spare mag. ALL hollow points. If I go, I'm taking as many as I can with me. However, we will go a different direction on that "celestial road". Just my worthless .02cents worth.
I'm in Kali, so the mag capacity legality is moot, and in my little ag community, major crime is virtually non existent. Not saying it can't happen, but the odds are that a different, more effluent neighborhood, in another city would be targeted. I have big mags for my 9's, 5.56 & HK91, just because, but my thought process isn't along those line as a daily necessity, or for the SKS in general. Although, I have a mess of single stack 10s that I'd like to adapt one rifle for. Also, I see any scenario as a "The Luck of the Draw". PAX
I live in the "Memorial area" in Houston off I-10/Dairy Ashford. This area is referred to as "the oil corridor". People say where is that? I tell them I live in an area full of rich, white, old folks. I am white and part of the "old" as well. I don't fight near as well as I used to, but, my aim is still pretty darn good. It helps to have a 130 pound Great Dane walking at my side also. People who live here will cross the street to stay out of range. People who know her cross the street to love on her. When the doorbell rings, she goes "HULK". It is a frightening sound if you don't know she's here. A friend of mine has an AR15 pistol with the 100 round drums on it. That is a wicked gun. Remember the Bond movie with the opening scene the "bad guy" turned loose with one. I didn't think he was ever going to run dry.

Our hamlet is mostly affluent as well, and street folks generally know it, but they also know we have Johnny-on-the-spot law. And our geography is conducive to containment. We're at the southern end of the county, bordered with a river, and no real through roads, other than the hiway. Not much riff-raft, no homeless. I have wolves too. It's intimidating when their hair and tails stand straight up. PAX
"A free people ought not only be armed and disciplined", George Washington,
"but they should have sufficient arms and ammunition to maintain a status of Independence from any who might attempt to abuse them." Sent from behind the KaliKurtain. PAX

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Re: Introducing the SK-15: a Modernized SKS
« Reply #46 on: February 04, 2019, 03:07:48 PM »
Nice  tinkering, but I still feel bad for the donor rifles. Looks like there's at least 1 Russian. PAX

They're almost all Russians. And before you Americans start blubbering about the "collector value," I'd like to remind the audience that collector value is a market condition. You are stuck behind an embargo, but in the rest of the world almost no Tula SKS's have any particular value.

It doesn't matter about the rifles Nationality, they could be "cheap" Chinese, I still feel bad for them. And I see no particular advantage to having detachable 5 shot mags, or mags in general, but that's a personal preference. PAX

It's a bit humourous that you came to the the "Bubba's PICTURE Corner" section of the "Modified SKS Rifles" forum to announce your opinion on modifying Simonov Carbines

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Re: Introducing the SK-15: a Modernized SKS
« Reply #47 on: February 04, 2019, 04:23:10 PM »
Nice  tinkering, but I still feel bad for the donor rifles. Looks like there's at least 1 Russian. PAX
They're almost all Russians. And before you Americans start blubbering about the "collector value," I'd like to remind the audience that collector value is a market condition. You are stuck behind an embargo, but in the rest of the world almost no Tula SKS's have any particular value.
It doesn't matter about the rifles Nationality, they could be "cheap" Chinese, I still feel bad for them. And I see no particular advantage to having detachable 5 shot mags, or mags in general, but that's a personal preference. PAX
It's a bit humourous that you came to the the "Bubba's PICTURE Corner" section of the "Modified SKS Rifles" forum to announce your opinion on modifying Simonov Carbines

Sorry you missed the point WmMcLeod. It was the thread title that drew me here. I have a mess of Bubbad SKS rifles, just none of them matching numbered Russians, or Yugos, or Romys, or Albys, or anything matching. If they're mismatched, I've been known to take a heavy hand to them.

Kengs Para Hunter with nowhere rail directed to someplace, in a Choate conventional with no vent HG.



One of my home built Paras. Choate Drag with a P50, Williams (shown below), threaded Tri Delta brake, Alby carrier, 5 rd mag. If it's 5, it doesn't look 20.




Of course the obligatory Dual Tone T6. I've since put a black Alby spiker and VZ58 sling on, and built another all black T6 rifle with a black (dark) Russian blade bayo and that black SKS sling. Looks cool  8)



Couple more. Top rifle is a heavily modded ATI Drag (I scarf these stocks up when found...for cheap). This furniture is my test mule for Bubbas handy work. Wouldn't be Bubba without a recoil padded vent HG muzzle braked specimen  :? Bottom is a no bayo cut braked T6 Para. Everything with a pistol grip gets Hogue slip on grips. I still have these and a few more not shown....Embrace the Dremal WmMcLeod. PAX

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"A free people ought not only be armed and disciplined", George Washington,
"but they should have sufficient arms and ammunition to maintain a status of Independence from any who might attempt to abuse them." Sent from behind the KaliKurtain. PAX

WmMcLeod

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Re: Introducing the SK-15: a Modernized SKS
« Reply #48 on: February 04, 2019, 08:53:08 PM »
It seems that your objection to my using all numbers matching Russians has something to do with their value, possibly due to collectibility, no? If so, my previous comments still stand about none of the rifles I have modified so far having any particular worth from a collector's standpoint, not up here in Canada, at least.  Your rifles look great, btw.

Sorry you missed the point WmMcLeod. It was the thread title that drew me here. I have a mess of Bubbad SKS rifles, just none of them matching numbered Russians, or Yugos, or Romys, or Albys, or anything matching. If they're mismatched, I've been known to take a heavy hand to them.

Kengs Para Hunter with nowhere rail directed to someplace, in a Choate conventional with no vent HG.



One of my home built Paras. Choate Drag with a P50, Williams (shown below), threaded Tri Delta brake, Alby carrier, 5 rd mag. If it's 5, it doesn't look 20.




Of course the obligatory Dual Tone T6. I've since put a black Alby spiker and VZ58 sling on, and built another all black T6 rifle with a black (dark) Russian blade bayo and that black SKS sling. Looks cool  8)



Couple more. Top rifle is a heavily modded ATI Drag (I scarf these stocks up when found...for cheap). This furniture is my test mule for Bubbas handy work. Wouldn't be Bubba without a recoil padded vent HG muzzle braked specimen  :? Bottom is a no bayo cut braked T6 Para. Everything with a pistol grip gets Hogue slip on grips. I still have these and a few more not shown....Embrace the Dremal WmMcLeod. PAX



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Re: Introducing the SK-15: a Modernized SKS
« Reply #49 on: March 14, 2019, 07:33:22 PM »
Very nice
Just a man and His Rifle
Anything less is uncivilized

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Re: Introducing the SK-15: a Modernized SKS
« Reply #50 on: January 14, 2020, 07:47:14 AM »
It seems that your objection to my using all numbers matching Russians has something to do with their value, possibly due to collectibility, no? If so, my previous comments still stand about none of the rifles I have modified so far having any particular worth from a collector's standpoint, not up here in Canada, at least.  Your rifles look great, btw.

Sorry you missed the point WmMcLeod. It was the thread title that drew me here. I have a mess of Bubbad SKS rifles, just none of them matching numbered Russians, or Yugos, or Romys, or Albys, or anything matching. If they're mismatched, I've been known to take a heavy hand to them.

Kengs Para Hunter with nowhere rail directed to someplace, in a Choate conventional with no vent HG.



One of my home built Paras. Choate Drag with a P50, Williams (shown below), threaded Tri Delta brake, Alby carrier, 5 rd mag. If it's 5, it doesn't look 20.




Of course the obligatory Dual Tone T6. I've since put a black Alby spiker and VZ58 sling on, and built another all black T6 rifle with a black (dark) Russian blade bayo and that black SKS sling. Looks cool  8)



Couple more. Top rifle is a heavily modded ATI Drag (I scarf these stocks up when found...for cheap). This furniture is my test mule for Bubbas handy work. Wouldn't be Bubba without a recoil padded vent HG muzzle braked specimen  :? Bottom is a no bayo cut braked T6 Para. Everything with a pistol grip gets Hogue slip on grips. I still have these and a few more not shown....Embrace the Dremal WmMcLeod. PAX




Hey blast shadow. What happened to your YouTube channel? I seen all your videos are gone. Did you get demonetized? 

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Re: Introducing the SK-15: a Modernized SKS
« Reply #51 on: June 27, 2020, 09:39:56 PM »
Tell me if you can watch this videohttps://youtu.be/BzErwMzCllE

I can't be de-monetized because I was never monetized. Maybe I've been Shadow-banned, but I have not received any communication from YouTube.

I can still see all my own videos just fine
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Re: Introducing the SK-15: a Modernized SKS
« Reply #52 on: June 28, 2020, 04:15:39 AM »
I can see it, FWIW...