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NOT easy to find, JW. Good luck!

I've held two of these in my hands, and wished I owned one. However the price far outweighs the desire to own one.

Made in CHina

NICE !

You mean this guy?

Hi Guys. I still exist. Hope you all are having a great holiday.
God be with you all.

I always wanted a technical....

Ate turkey and cheesytaters with family. Lots of love to the rest of you guys this Thanksgiving!

I have a one reproduction MG-42 leather sling for $100.00 if you want it.

YES, this sound is NORMAL. As you draw the bolt back, you are also drawing the barrel back until the rollers encounter the camming piece, whereupon they are forced inwards, unlocking the bolt from the barrel locking piece. Once free, the barrel can return to the forward position under the force of t...

Bil wrote:Not much of anything-recovering from a serious injury-spinal damage L1 removed, titanium rods and screws up my back, no bending, could have been worse!

OMG Bil! That's terrible! I hope you make a full recovery. If not, we'll have to call you Bil-Borg.

Bil wrote:Shooting off the bipod or lafette? The lafette throws the empty brass at the chute and damages a lot of them-if off the bipod I don't know...

Not like THAT it doesn't!!! Those cases are totally mauled. Something very wrong is going on...

...LURK...Lurk.. lurk!

It'll be more expensive at Knob Creek, but if you don't get it out of there fast, it'll be used as a target.
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Stilllll LLLooking for Bil's L.

Paint some Prussian Blue on the bolt contact surfaces and see where the contact points are. A narrowing of the gap between the rails, or a twist in the rails could cause serious binding. It is important that the rails be straight or the bolt will not move smoothly, causing all sorts of feeding probl...

Just in case any of you guyz were wondering, I'm still lurking here in the background.

OMG!
cookoffs are bad.
Lack of training and understanding how the MG-42 works on a basic level is WORSE.

What have you up to lately, Bil ?