Official 7.62 california legal self loading pics! - Page 4

Pryde · #**121** 10-24-2006, 11:32 PM

Sorry,
Can't resist posting the parafal

Addax · #**122** 10-26-2006, 3:31 PM

Here is a pick of my 7.62 Cali Legal AK rifles

Addax · #**123** 10-26-2006, 3:35 PM

Here are my 2 Cali Legal Fals (I have 2 more on the way)

The top one is my STG58.
The bottom on is an Australian L2a1
Both built on Imbel mfg. receivers.
Both were built by ARS (Arizona Response Systems).

My other 2 comming in are an Izzy Custom Carbine and a DSA L1a1 (will post pics when I get them in).

Enjoy

Addax · #**124** 10-26-2006, 3:36 PM

One more of the STG58

Addax · #**125** 10-26-2006, 3:37 PM

One more of my L2a1

luvtolean · #**126** 10-26-2006, 3:50 PM

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Originally Posted by K43qve

Here is a pick of my 7.62 Cali Legal AK rifles

Nice set of Arsenals there!

The third one down with the 74 style brake, is it a 7.62?

Addax · #**127** 10-26-2006, 3:53 PM

Thanks,

By far Arsenals are my favorite, with Armory USA's a very close second.

The one on top is from Armroy USA.

Yup, it is a 7.62.

I installed a US mfg. 24mm 74 Brake made for 7.62.

luvtolean · #**128** 10-26-2006, 4:07 PM

Arsenal lists a 5.45 milled receiver gun, but I've never been able to find one.

Was just wondering if that was one.

I really dig my SAM-7 Carbine.

Addax · #**129** 10-26-2006, 4:10 PM

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Originally Posted by luvtolean

Arsenal lists a 5.45 milled receiver gun, but I've never been able to find one.

Was just wondering if that was one.

I really dig my SAM-7 Carbine.

You and me both!!!

A very limited run, there were more .223 and 7.62 made.

I even know the owner at Arsenal inc. and he does not have any laying around...

I have a .223 Arsenal SA on its way to me, but it took me a couple of months to find one (that was not priced at $900).

nudavinci · #**130** 10-26-2006, 5:35 PM

can anyone pm me links for all the stuff i need to build:

Fal
PTR90
AK

I would like to start before I cant do it anymore.

Okami · #**131** 10-26-2006, 6:19 PM

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Originally Posted by K43qve

You and me both!!!

A very limited run, there were more .223 and 7.62 made.

I even know the owner at Arsenal inc. and he does not have any laying around...

I have a .223 Arsenal SA on its way to me, but it took me a couple of months to find one (that was not priced at $900).

I had a K101 in 5.56 and a SSR-99 in 7.62x39 back in the day.
Course, that was when i was living in Washington State

markymark · #**132** 10-26-2006, 6:26 PM

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Originally Posted by K43qve

Here is a pick of my 7.62 Cali Legal AK rifles

Nice to see that there are Arsenals coming into CA.

Here's a blurry picture of my off-list rifles:
Arsenal SA-M7 2nd from top
Vector AK built on Armory receiver 3rd from top

**69Mach1** · #**133** 10-26-2006, 8:41 PM

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Originally Posted by K43qve

Here is a pick of my 7.62 Cali Legal AK rifles

Very nice K43qve. My condolences to your credit card.

Addax · #**134** 10-26-2006, 9:52 PM

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Originally Posted by 69Mach1

Very nice K43qve. My condolences to your credit card.

Thanks Good Buddy!

May my credit card rest in peace

Addax · #**135** 10-26-2006, 9:54 PM

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Originally Posted by markymark

Nice to see that there are Arsenals coming into CA.

Here's a blurry picture of my off-list rifles:
Arsenal SA-M7 2nd from top
Vector AK built on Armory receiver 3rd from top

Don't you love the feel and the quality in the Arsenal rifles..

How do you like your Vector built AK?

Charliegone · #**136** 10-26-2006, 9:58 PM

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Originally Posted by 69Mach1

Very nice K43qve. My condolences to your credit card.

Holy crap man.. I bet those milled ones cost you around 700 bucks each! Love the rpk....bastard...

markymark · #**137** 10-26-2006, 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by K43qve

Don't you love the feel and the quality in the Arsenal rifles..

How do you like your Vector built AK?

I haven't shot the Arsenal yet but it's definitely built very well. I should take it out the next time I head out to the range and get it sighted in.

The Vector is a pretty nice rifle too. I went with them because they provide a 5 yr warranty and I've only heard good things about their rifles.

Addax · #**138** 10-26-2006, 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by markymark

I haven't shot the Arsenal yet but it's definitely built very well. I should take it out the next time I head out to the range and get it sighted in.

The Vector is a pretty nice rifle too. I went with them because they provide a 5 yr warranty and I've only heard good things about their rifles.

Cool, I have heard good things about Vector also.

I will check them out, I just love to have some variety in my collection

Addax · #**139** 10-26-2006, 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Charliegone

Holy crap man.. I bet those milled ones cost you around 700 bucks each! Love the rpk....bastard...

Yeah, right at around $700 a pop, the rpk was $900.

I almost skipped on the rpk, but I am sure glad I changed my mind at the last minute.. When my dealer received it, he and everyone in his shop were just in awe, they really loved it... Beautiful rifle and nicely built.

I will provide a range report soon when I get her out and break her in.

markymark · #**140** 10-26-2006, 10:23 PM

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Originally Posted by K43qve

Cool, I have heard good things about Vector also.

I will check them out, I just love to have some variety in my collection

I can tell

I picked up the Arsenal first and wanted more variety too, so I went for a more traditional looking AK with slant brake, slanted gas block, and wood furniture. Looking at your Arsenals, I kind of want another one

. Actually I think I'm done with semi auto rifles for now and my next rifle will prob be a nice bolt action.

markymark · #**141** 10-26-2006, 10:24 PM

Where do you go to shoot by the way? It would be cool if we Southern California Calgunners could have a get-together.

Addax · #**142** 10-26-2006, 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by markymark

I can tell

I picked up the Arsenal first and wanted more variety too, so I went for a more traditional looking AK with slant brake, slanted gas block, and wood furniture. Looking at your Arsenals, I kind of want another one

. Actually I think I'm done with semi auto rifles for now and my next rifle will prob be a nice bolt action.

I hear that.

I am working on obtaining a Rem 700 in .338 Rem Magnum with a Weaver scope, gray laminate stock, in the Rem Satin Silver finish, barrel drilled muzzle brake and custom trigger work... Will post pics soon.

She is used, but only shot several times during a hunting trip, and I know the guy who is selling her.

markymark · #**143** 10-26-2006, 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by K43qve

I hear that.

I am working on obtaining a Rem 700 in .338 Rem Magnum with a Weaver scope, gray laminate stock, in the Rem Satin Silver finish, barrel drilled muzzle brake and custom trigger work... Will post pics soon.

She is used, but only shot several times during a hunting trip, and I know the guy who is selling her.

You have a neverending supply of money!

Addax · #**144** 10-26-2006, 10:35 PM

Lets just say that I have made some really good firearms investments which are now paying off.

Charliegone · #**145** 10-26-2006, 10:36 PM

So far I have 2 Ewbanks ak's built and 1 armory USA ak built all by me. I must say after the first and second ones the third one (the armory usa) was pretty easy. Just took me one day (or rather half a day) to demill and one day put together. All rivets except front upper four holes which I udrived. Shot one already and works perfect. Just need to try my other two...heck man lets have a Southern California ak get together at a local range.

BTW I still have an ak-74 receiver to build up on...2 or 3 just isn't enough...heck man now I want an rpk!

Addax · #**146** 10-26-2006, 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Charliegone

So far I have 2 Ewbanks ak's built and 1 armory USA ak built all by me. I must say after the first and second ones the third one (the armory usa) was pretty easy. Just took me one day (or rather half a day) to demill and one day put together. All rivets except front upper four holes which I udrived. Shot one already and works perfect. Just need to try my other two...heck man lets have a Southern California ak get together at a local range.

BTW I still have an ak-74 receiver to build up on...2 or 3 just isn't enough...heck man now I want an rpk!

I have a Polish Tantal being built (should be done end of November if all goes well) and a Polish AKM being built on new Armory USA 1.6mm receivers.

In fact the rifle on top is an AK47 built on one of the new Armory USA 1.6mm receivers using a Bulgarian kit.

I really like their new receiver, funny how .6mm makes the receiver feel more solid almost like a milled receiver.

BTW, where did you find the AK74 kit?
PM me and lets discuss.

nudavinci · #**147** 10-26-2006, 11:07 PM

wheres the best place to get ak parts/reciever.. i really want to try my hand at building one up myself... ive built several ar's now i must tread to the other side ..

Q · #**148** 10-27-2006, 12:05 AM

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Originally Posted by K43qve

Here is a pick of my 7.62 Cali Legal AK rifles

nice. i've been wanting to get a sa m7 and a ssr. glad to see i won't be the only one.

Addax · #**149** 10-27-2006, 12:17 AM

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Originally Posted by qbertquartz2

nice. i've been wanting to get a sa m7 and a ssr. glad to see i won't be the only one.

Be careful, I believe the SSR and SLR Arsenal rifles are listed.

The SA and SAS models are ok.

Get one before they are gone, Arsenal Inc. is not currently producing the SA and SAS models and only plan limited runs in the future.

Q · #**150** 10-27-2006, 2:13 PM

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Originally Posted by K43qve

Be careful, I believe the SSR and SLR Arsenal rifles are listed.

The SA and SAS models are ok.

Get one before they are gone, Arsenal Inc. is not currently producing the SA and SAS models and only plan limited runs in the future.

yeah that sucks how all the new arsenals are named slr.

i believe the armory ssr85c2 is ok. that is the ssr i want. i will double check the list before ordering mine.
congrats you have a sweet collection of collectables. you need a couple more woodies in there.

Addax · #**151** 10-27-2006, 2:45 PM

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Originally Posted by qbertquartz2

yeah that sucks how all the new arsenals are named slr.

i believe the armory ssr85c2 is ok. that is the ssr i want. i will double check the list before ordering mine.
congrats you have a sweet collection of collectables. you need a couple more woodies in there.

In the pic, the very top rifle is an Armory USA SSR85C2. I have 2 of these now and 2 more being built. I have one woody, another being built on a Polish kit with laminate wood.

Really well built and rugged. They use either Bulgarian or Polish Kits currently.

insin · #**152** 10-29-2006, 8:56 AM

Double Trouble

adamsreeftank · #**153** 10-29-2006, 7:15 PM

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Originally Posted by insin

Double Trouble

Very nice. Very Nice.

DrjonesUSA · #**154** 10-29-2006, 10:31 PM

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insin · #**155** 10-29-2006, 10:40 PM

Nice.......

NeoWeird · #**156** 10-30-2006, 12:53 AM

That looks like an Imbel gear logo...

Where is everyone finding these things?

DrjonesUSA · #**157** 10-30-2006, 8:11 AM

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Originally Posted by NeoWeird

That looks like an Imbel gear logo...

Where is everyone finding these things?

You just gotta look around and when you find one (or two), JUMP on it!!

If you want an excellent source, please PM me.

Thanks

DrjonesUSA · #**158** 10-30-2006, 8:24 AM

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Originally Posted by insin

That looks like genuine German HK furniture. Definate not standard on the PTR

Yep, that's what I thought too. I'm not sure if JLD used to use real German furniture on their older guns or not.

Can anyone tell me more about that grip: Is that from an HK91 or G3? I've seen a few of those grips for sale, but they didn't have the steel protrusion with holes for the retaining pins.

To illustrate, compare these two trigger groups:

http://www.robertrtg.com/g3sefplastic.html

http://www.robertrtg.com/g3seflower.html

Notice that the plastic one has a steel protrusion to the rear with holes in it where the retaining pins keep it locked into the gun: the G3 "SEF" trigger group does not have this, so how does it stay locked into the gun, and how would it fit onto a PTR?

Also, does anyone know if the real HK buttstocks had real rubber recoil pads?

Thanks