You can examine all your spent steel cases. Look for dents, scratching, irregular primer strikes etc.... This may give you a better understanding of what is happening during the cycle of operation of your rifle.

Slant brake is useless.

لدي ذخيرة تشيكية صنعت عام 1953 لدي كميات هائلة انا من اليمن واريد نصيحتك.

So you think it will work for a hakim or a converted m1 garand

Worked good for 8mm Mauser man and readiness reviews

There is supposed to be a 1 mm gap between the stock and receiver , especially on woolen stocked rifles.

Heard that stuff runs hot haha

Almost got one of these recently but I was out bided 😅😢😂; such a cool pistol.

I have a few USGI Carbines , one being an M1A1 Paratrooper . I then bought an Auto Ordnance AOM150 Paratrooper . All shoot accurate and no malfunctions with 10,15 & 30 round mags . They are just light , accurate fun rifles to carry and shoot . I do prefer the mags with the good open follower’s but I have a duke mixture of GI and what ever I picked up along the way and all seem to work . Gun Mag Warehouse has a bunch and you can buy singles or they have the Korean KCI in 10 packs . Currently the 15 rnd. are $ 87.99 and the 30 rounders are 109.99 per ten pack . If you want a chest rig for your M1 Carbine check out Olongapo Outfitters as the have them for 15 round and 30 round mags as well as the. Butt stock pouch and some for your belt . If your like me , they also make them for Garand’s and AR’s and Ak’s and 7.62x51MM as well as pistols . Now if we can only petition PSA to add M1 Carbine ammo to their AAC ANMO line at a reasonable price ( like their 300 Blk) !!!!!

It’s the civilian sporting rifle in SA.

Once you go FULL Rhodesian there's no going back Mate.

Geez, it's just chucking those casings so far.

Nice little guns I've had a few

I got two that would not fit at all. Returned them. The 82 is a great carry pistol. Very accurate. Good feel in a small hand. A variety of ammo from Russian to U.S.

I bought one earlier this year and it was a nightmare. First inspection it was in very good condition, took the grips off, had a broken tab. Disappointing, but not too bad. But little did I know, the lanyard loop was loose which was odd. I compared it to images, and it was bent, turns out it was dropped and broke the weld for the loop, to the extent it could be pulled out. Luckily I managed to send it back, but the ulcer it caused was not refundable. A shame considering I've wanted a 34 for a long time. If it was not for that loop being broken, I would have been happy with it. Not the first bad experience with Rguns, my Type 54 had a loose rear sight to the point of being able to pushed out by hand, luckily loctite was sufficient. Bad luck seems like a habit for me. The arrow looked like a modification, but it turns out later 1934's (these were early 70's) have that from the factory. These unfortunately were rare guns before modification, they were guardia di finanza contract guns, they had 1/2" ish longer barrels than the standard 1934.

AKs just aren't made for that round.

3 WW2 models (1 paratrooper) and an Auto Ordnance. All have been great to shoot The only M1 carbine reproduction to avoid is Universal. Great in fully jam o matic. 😅😊

That pistol grip looks like a Bulgarian 74 grip.

Based on what I saw, they seem to feed fine, but don't eject well? I have a mix of mags like this- and I have one of my cz's at the gunsmith for feed problems. __________________ Your Shanghai Shivers joke! BLAHAHBLAH. Nothing like subtle hidden racism on youtube. Jesus man. You are actually doing some useful work here. Grow the fuck up and save it for, i dunno, stormfront. ___ So my question is: did you actually machine or work on the mags? get the ejection to work better? '

I didn't chrono it, but years ago, I had a couple of boxes of czech 7.62x25. This stuff was steel cased and came packed on stripper clips. The rounds felt really hot and they were steel core. The sparking against the range backstop was noticeable and set off a residual powder fire for about 30 seconds. about 25% of the cases had a split at the case mouth. I believe this ammo was made for their sub guns.

JRA's reviews are brutal. I have an older JRA under folder Norinco AK. They worked om it twice, never fixed the problem. My brother-in-law actually fixed it. I'm not that far from Burgaw so i just went in person. Second time some inbred redneck came out from back and said it was within tolerances? It works fine now but will be my only JRA.

Waste of time and life I’ll never get back

when WBPs are only a couple hundred dollars more, the choice is obvious

Have this same M 1 and it works great....even runs on my reloads...have installed special magazine follower plates with hold open bolt features.

el cesme hu chopo digo😂

ese es mi nino❤

Check out DF Gun Store (D&F Brothers) in New York. Almost a clone of RanierSEC. Suspiciously low prices, $100 minimum, and this huge red flag: “You will be required to send payment via Chime Pay to the address that will be provided to you.”

Years back when I had a CZ 52, I was warned that the Bulgarian 7.62 X 25 was the bad over pressure ammo. And to avoid it use in the 52. Some of the Czech military stuff has a steel core, (sintered iron?) and is prohibited from import and commercial sale by the feds. It's packed on steel stripper clips, to be used by the magazine loader mounted on the forearm of the Czech sub guns.

lean into it alit'l , then let 'er rip

Eso no es un Cetme original es una copia

I , myself , am not into the pistols . I do like seeing what was in use by different countries . Thanks for showing it

I had one years ago and it's in top five goofiest pistols made for service

It is just a new gun.

Didn't MM go out of business?

you got ✡d

There's never been a better time for stocking up on 556 AK mags, the Beryl, PSA, and Bulgarian 556 mags from gunmagwarehouse are the best

Production moved to mostly Israel using Bulgarian Arcus parts in the early 90s around 1992, production fully ceased in 1996 after the American Parent Company JO Arms folded. This is why many Kareens are double import marked unless they're original 1990s imports

That would be awesome in the dark

Watch item on forgotten weapons

French sneeding at its finest

I just bought an M43 at the local gun show last weekend for $250. Numbers matching, missing bottom rear sling swivel, cracked handguard, very filthy. Took a gamble on the bore, it’s very worn but does shoot well (haven’t put on paper yet). Started refinishing the stock, ordering some parts for it, and planning to reblue everything due to unforeseen rust. This is my second Mauser, have a 1909 Argentine I dearly love. Very excited to have the Spanish M43 as I didn’t know they even existed

I wouldn’t blame the company automatically. Some calibers work better for different platforms, even a 7.62 AR might jam

maybe due to bullet weights difference ?

Thanks for reviewing my country's Mannlicher

I also have a Pioneer Sporter and tried both Promag 5.56 mags in it. The non steel lined WASR ones would lock in but I absolutely could not charge with significant leverage or using a rubber mallet. I returned both of them. For the steel lined versions they locked up but very tightly and I can see material coming off of the sides. Otherwise I can actually charge sometimes it takes a bit of effort but it’s durable. Do you also have issues charging with those promags?

Gunmagwarehouse has Bulgarian 556 magazines which are reinforced. Its a fairly new offering, though they seem to work!

Very cool. I was on a mission for a BHP or clone a few years back. Ended up with a CZ75. Still hope to pick on up someday. Nice video and congrats.

What other 5.56 AK do you have? I have a M90 and use the Zastava mags and bought some AC Unity(?) from PSA (Same mags they the 100 series guns ship with)