in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2011 4:51 pm
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Re: in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2011 4:54 pm
Re: in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2011 8:24 pm
Looks great
Have fun
Later 42rocker
Have fun
Later 42rocker
Re: in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 11:52 am
Nice re-enactment photos.
Re: in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2011 4:56 pm
352pi,
Can I ask you what type (manufacturer) of blanks you are using? Thanks
greg
Can I ask you what type (manufacturer) of blanks you are using? Thanks
greg
Re: in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2011 8:27 pm
Hey, nice pics.. I didn't see you there. My wife and I were Russian on the end of the line. I had my SG-43 there
Re: in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Sun Apr 10, 2011 5:33 pm
mp44dude wrote:352pi,
Can I ask you what type (manufacturer) of blanks you are using? Thanks
greg
hes using the Pakistani Blanks.
Re: in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2011 2:04 pm
Got any pics?oakrodent wrote:Hey, nice pics.. I didn't see you there. My wife and I were Russian on the end of the line. I had my SG-43 there
Re: in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2011 5:09 pm
oak this was the italian front that was two weeks before the ost front one. and yes i'm using paki blanks
Re: in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2011 5:43 pm
352pi,
I am not familar with Paki blanks. Are they in 7.62mm or 8mm? Please shed some light.
Thanks
greg
I am not familar with Paki blanks. Are they in 7.62mm or 8mm? Please shed some light.
Thanks
greg
Re: in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2011 11:14 pm
Greg, the 'pakistani blanks' are 308, made for the military of Pakistan by the Greeks....They Have a headstamp of 'POF' , which is Greek & made in the 90s.
.....They are pretty strong, but work best in the 42.....They will cycle in a fa 34, but the powder residue builds up very fast, and begins to gum-up the works..........They will fnction better in the fa42, and does not have that residue problem, but seems to burn the gun powder of the blank completely.
....as for strength & power of the blank, these blanks are the strongest 308 blanks out there. More powerful than the Austrian, British, US-GI, & Germ/plastic.
......These Greek/Pakistani blanks are also good for resizing and use in the 98k.
......They are getting some-what hard to find now, and the German green plastic 308 blanks are everywhere now.
.....They are pretty strong, but work best in the 42.....They will cycle in a fa 34, but the powder residue builds up very fast, and begins to gum-up the works..........They will fnction better in the fa42, and does not have that residue problem, but seems to burn the gun powder of the blank completely.
....as for strength & power of the blank, these blanks are the strongest 308 blanks out there. More powerful than the Austrian, British, US-GI, & Germ/plastic.
......These Greek/Pakistani blanks are also good for resizing and use in the 98k.
......They are getting some-what hard to find now, and the German green plastic 308 blanks are everywhere now.
Re: in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2011 12:25 pm
[quote="junglewalk"]Greg, the 'pakistani blanks' are 308, made for the military of Pakistan by the Greeks....They Have a headstamp of 'POF' , which is Greek & made in the 90s.
....I had my head up my a##,..> "POF"= Pakistan Ordnance Factory, Pakistani made of course, I've had the Greeks on what's left of my mind......bh
....I had my head up my a##,..> "POF"= Pakistan Ordnance Factory, Pakistani made of course, I've had the Greeks on what's left of my mind......bh
Re: in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2011 3:51 pm
JW,
Thanks for the info. I was wondering if they are as "dirty" as the Nigerian blanks that were avilable abot a decade ago? I still have 20k+ of those. They put out a hellava muzzle flask though. I am now using Radways for BF.
greg
Thanks for the info. I was wondering if they are as "dirty" as the Nigerian blanks that were avilable abot a decade ago? I still have 20k+ of those. They put out a hellava muzzle flask though. I am now using Radways for BF.
greg
Re: in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2011 4:51 pm
Greg;
I remember those. In my opinion, these new 308 blanks are even more dirtier, and leave a lot of unburned powder particles, but are quite loud with a good flame.....
....
BTW, DA and my dealer got atf approval, finally, for the 42 transfer, took 9.1/2 weeks.......that was wait number one;..now for the second transfer.....bobh
I remember those. In my opinion, these new 308 blanks are even more dirtier, and leave a lot of unburned powder particles, but are quite loud with a good flame.....
....
BTW, DA and my dealer got atf approval, finally, for the 42 transfer, took 9.1/2 weeks.......that was wait number one;..now for the second transfer.....bobh
Re: in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2011 6:50 pm
junglewalk,
....and I'll have that new batch of 2-pcs. Blank-Barrel-Assemblies for the MG42/SA42/M53 finished before your Transfer goes through on your Full-Auto MG42.
Your 2-pcs. Blank-Barrel-Assembly will be the first shipped from that group........I will then only have two other MG42/SA42/M53 2-pcs. Blank-Barrel-Assemblies left after that.
Regards, RichardS in MI.
US Army, Retired
Blanksguy2001@chartermi.net
....and I'll have that new batch of 2-pcs. Blank-Barrel-Assemblies for the MG42/SA42/M53 finished before your Transfer goes through on your Full-Auto MG42.
Your 2-pcs. Blank-Barrel-Assembly will be the first shipped from that group........I will then only have two other MG42/SA42/M53 2-pcs. Blank-Barrel-Assemblies left after that.
Regards, RichardS in MI.
US Army, Retired
Blanksguy2001@chartermi.net
Re: in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2011 7:17 pm
Wonderful!...thanks Richard!........bhRe: in the trenches italy 1944
Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2011 12:14 pm
POF is actually Pakistan made ammunition not Greek. It is Pakaistan Ordnance Factory Wah Cantt Pakistan