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    Posted: October 21 2008 at 11:49am
Finally got a screw-on suppressor built for my Enfield .45 SBR, middle gun in the pic.

Also just completed the Silent Carbine at the top of the pic, it ships to it's new owner in the morning.

Bottom gun is my first 7.62x39 carbine, I still shoot it regularly.


At over $3.00 a gallon for gas, I want it leaded, 100 octane, and my windshield washed!
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Interesting looking conversions there matey, that 7.62 short carbine looks pretty nice as well.

I am guessing teh 7.62 short rifle would be good to have a nice cheap blat with
But the winters coming,

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Great looking rifles. Awesome shape.
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Almost shorted the keyboard out from the drool running down my chinLOL
Very nice!!!
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Nice, very nice indeed!
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all three are bloody nice lookers and a credit to your craftmanship. you werent apprenticed to a mr j christ were you.just heard apparently the were woodworkers of note.maimai
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pretty rifles and very interesting conversions , very nice work
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you werent apprenticed to a mr j christ were you.just heard apparently the were woodworkers of note.maimai

     I have it on very good authority  that he latter ventured into the Fishing Industry  but it ended badly when it was found he couldn't swim (fell out of the Boat & walked across the water to get back in ! ) & As for the Carpentry /Cabinet making side of things ? He retired after a Industrial accident involving  Timber ,Nails & working at heights! By all accounts though he used to put on a 'fair sort of do' !  (see Loafs & Fish & the last Supper & turning water into Wine )


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is that 7.62x39 conversion using a single or double stack mag? and whats it cost for the conversion? i thought about a .223 conversion any idea on cost???
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Originally posted by cableguyyy cableguyyy wrote:

is that 7.62x39 conversion using a single or double stack mag? and whats it cost for the conversion? i thought about a .223 conversion any idea on cost???


Single stack WASR mag.

Kits will be $350.00, I'm waiting on barrels which now appear to be delayed until February.
At over $3.00 a gallon for gas, I want it leaded, 100 octane, and my windshield washed!
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