Multi Rifle?

[ducktapehero]

Check this place out for all things SKS !!!!!!!


http://www.sksboards.com

I used to post there ALL the time. They love their SKS's but they also love to argue so if you go over there watch out.

[SoDak]

I'm trying to think of all the thing that the cleaning kit does from memory so here it goes.
1. The cap of the cleaning kit can fit over the muzzle and protect the crown when cleaning.
2. The tube of the cleaning kit canact as a handle for the cleaning rod.
3. The bore brush just cleans the bore.
4. The end piece with the spiral cut in it was for running a patch down the bore.(I think)
5. That little punch can be used as, well a punch and it might be able to clean out the gas port hole(although that might be for the ak, I can't remember).
Does anybody remember what else it does?
There isn't mutch else worth noting on the ak cleaning kit except this little guy.
http://www.centerfiresystems.com/TOOSKS06.aspx
It functions as a flathead screwdriver(and I would guess a very small prybar), adjusts the front sight, and I think the notch in the side was for tightening the rod end piece(numbe 4 in the sks cleaning kit explanation), at least I found out that it can do that. The cleaning kit tube also has slots cut into it, so you have something to hold on to when your using the tool for either adjusting the front sight or are using the screwdriver.

Now that I think of it, it would be kind of neat to do some write ups on the multitools found in the cleaning kits of military rifles.

[hawkchucker]

The punch also takes teh trigger assembly out.

[american lockpicker]

The punch also takes teh trigger assembly out.

Its easier if you use the cleaning rod.

[SoDak]

The punch also takes teh trigger assembly out.

Its easier if you use the cleaning rod.

The best thing I found was a pointed brass punch since it was easier to push on and didn't mar the finish.

[ducttapetech]

DTH

I got to take some pics for you tonight. I have the T-33 piston. an SKS and the Moisen Nagant.

I'd like to see them too as I really like Russian firearm's

did u mean MOSIM nagant?

Mike i have one cool russian pistol from 1897.

What a Nagant Revolver

[ducttapetech]

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[ducktapehero]

The ammo that goes into those Nagant Revolvers is weird looking. It's basically "uncircumcised". The casing goes over the actual bullet so that when you cock the revolver it seals the chamber. It's an ingenious way to prevent the loss of gas that happens with normal revolvers.

http://www.surplusrifle.com/pistolm1895/ammunition.asp

[ducttapetech]

It is one of the few revolvers that can effectively sound suppressed.

[ducktapehero]

Not true. I see revolvers with silencers on them in all of the 70's movies. 

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

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That really is lovely mate

[hawkchucker]

I actually think the gas seal is way ahead of its time.

[ducttapetech]

Not true. I see revolvers with silencers on them in all of the 70's movies. 

LOL!

[I'm Still Bison]

I recall the time when Nagant revolvers were plentiful,and inexpensive,around, $80-$100.The problem was that ammo,was almost non-existant,and super expensive.Even if it was abundant,not many shooters at the time were interested in an approx 8mm cartridge.Every example I ever saw was very well made.

[SoDak]

They're still around and pretty cheap.
http://www.aimsurplus.com/acatalog/Russian_1895_7.62_Nagant_Revolver.html
And there is some commercial ammo available now.
http://www.aimsurplus.com/acatalog/762_Nagant.html

This gun does look neat, but as of yet I haven't been able to come up with a reason to get one other than they are cheap. Thinking of cheap pistols, I sure wish I would have gotten in on the CZ52 when they were were only $130.

[665ae]

The ammo that goes into those Nagant Revolvers is weird looking. It's basically "uncircumcised".

Greatest description for ammunition ever...

Any special way you have to clean it? 

[I'm Still Bison]

 Well might as well continue the thread thrift.Speaking of cheap,about 20 or so years ago,there was a big batch of Steyr-Hahn pistols hit the market,that could be picked up for a song.The things were exquisitely built.

[ducttapetech]

I recall the time when Nagant revolvers were plentiful,and inexpensive,around, $80-$100.The problem was that ammo,was almost non-existant,and super expensive.Even if it was abundant,not many shooters at the time were interested in an approx 8mm cartridge.Every example I ever saw was very well made.

The 7.62x38r ammo is rather expensive, but you can shoot .32cal or .32 mags.

[SoDak]

Some company used to make a replacement cylinder in .32 acp. I have no idea if they we any good or if they are even still available. Just out of curiousity, does anyone here have a nagant revolver?

[ducttapetech]

I do.
You can use .32 ammo in the cylinder it can with.