Slide fires New stock

[Moose242]

this, get a cheap century draco and shoot it until it catches fire. Then bury it in a ditch for the next time you want to go shooting.

The cool thing about the dracos is that since they are pistols and imported as such, they are not subject to 922r and thus all parts come from one factory.

[CJ]

The cool thing about the dracos is that since they are pistols and imported as such, they are not subject to 922r and thus all parts come from one factory.

So what you're saying is Century doesn't have an opportunity to screw it up? My brother has one, the finish and wood is pretty half assed, I don't know how they shoot. And it is a Romanian AK btw.


From J&G sales ad:

This firearm was assembled by Century Arms International and may contain both new US made parts and original used surplus parts. May or may not include cleaning rod.

hmm.. who knows if that's just their general CAI disclaimer, or if it's true. What do these things run?

[Moose242]

So what you're saying is Century doesn't have an opportunity to screw it up?

They don't, but I wouldn't trust the Romanians to make a paper clip correctly.


From what I have heard, the dracos are better than the WASRs mechanically.

[CJ]

They don't, but I wouldn't trust the Romanians to make a paper clip correctly.


From what I have heard, the dracos are better than the WASRs mechanically.

Yeah that can't be too hard, honestly, haha. I was bump firing a WASR a few years back at night, and I had fire flying out of everywhere... chamber, dust cover, op rod tube, gas block, everywhere... the thing was a damn bomb.

[bigmuskie]

The redesigned Slide Fire stock for the AR is a huge improvement. (in the looks department)

http://militarygunsupply.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1082

[CJ]

The redesigned Slide Fire stock for the AR is a huge improvement. (in the looks department)

http://militarygunsupply.com/index.p...oducts_id=1082

Agreed. Worth $350? nah.

[gat0r]

@ least the AK one is cheaper by a little bit

[onemeangixxer7502]

Agreed. Worth $350? nah.

What is the other "cheaper" alternative. Ive been jocking this guy about his colt m16 for smooth minute and its a looooot more than that stock.

[bulldog896]

Sure draco can be rebuilt with a fixed stock trunion, after it's registered obviously. Once you do the SBR conversion you still have to be 922 compliant stock, grip, hammer, trigger, disconnector, and a forearm would do it Thread the barrel and use a US brake

I'd also knock off the rear sight and weld on the HK drum to the top cover

[CJ]

What is the other "cheaper" alternative. Ive been jocking this guy about his colt m16 for smooth minute and its a looooot more than that stock.

You can bump fire a rifle without a special stock.

[ThreeFingerPete]

Not as easily or smoothly

[CJ]

Not as easily or smoothly

Not as easy for sure. It's definitely an acquired art/skill to do from the shoulder, but it's just as smooth. Checkout http://www.poormansmachinegun.com and you can see what I mean.

[onemeangixxer7502]

You can bump fire a rifle without a special stock.

like the next guy said, minus a slide fire stock its hard to do controllable bursts like a select fire gun. If I find the right deal on the gun Ill go for it but until then Ill wait for a used slidefire to pop up!

[CJ]

like the next guy said, minus a slide fire stock its hard to do controllable bursts like a select fire gun. If I find the right deal on the gun Ill go for it but until then Ill wait for a used slidefire to pop up!

Yes, it takes practice to do it. They are on ar15.com often.

[gat0r]

this one looks better...too bad it costs more than an AK

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMI-KQSmR2k