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Originally Posted By gelmir:
Nice rifles acarpenter! After seeing your pix I decided to go with a Tantal to Beryl conversion also. Removing the old Tantal stock was easy as there were no roll pins and I knew about the manditory grip removal. After the grip was removed all that was necessary was to remove the rear tang screw which has a machine thread and pull the old stock rearward. Now, with the old stock out I discovered that the plate that goes under the pistol grip is no longer needed and can't be used. This plate provided the spring tension required for the old side folder and also helped support the whole thing. What I want to know is...Is the rear tang short machine screw the only hardware you reinstalled? Or, did you install a new tang screw for the front of the rear tang (the one under the recoil spring)? If you did place a screw in the front of the rear tang what size & type was it? The whole thing is tight but is the small original machine screw all that is needed? Thanks. Sorry for the no-reply, but thanks for the praise! I only used the one screw, just use some loctite. Nice shooting rifles with the beryl goodies. carp |
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I now have to fear all the undead arfcomers that will get infected by screwing zombies.
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sylwia......hot! love the furniture.
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My CIA tantal
http://i781.photobucket.com/albums/yy98/naj42/akbul.jpg http://i781.photobucket.com/albums/yy98/naj42/ak.jpg After grinding down the hammer a little bit the rifle worked flawlessly, and I couldn't be happier with the weapon. Other than the cheap plastic Tapco hand guard that doesn't even have a heat shield the gun is very solid. |
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Just got my Polish upper hand gaurd from robertrtg.com, huge step up from the Tapco piece that was on it.
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took off the lower tapco peice, and put on a Russian style hand guard. Also the RIS barrel mount.
http://i781.photobucket.com/albums/yy98/naj42/tanhndgrd.jpg |
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First time owner of an AK - just picked up this sweet looking Tantal folder from Century Arms today. Been reading a little bit
about these rifles and "key-holing" - everything says get one with a "Y" in the serial number and you are okay. What about a "Z" in the serial number? Also on the side before the serial number there is 1994 stamped on it - not sure the significance of that either - is this gun that old? anybody have any ideas? Looking fwd running some rounds in it later this weekend. http://www.davidcappello.com/AK47/AK-tantal-IMG_5782.jpg |
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What kind of lower is that on your rifle? and does the tantal accept "standard" ak Lowers? thanks!
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Originally Posted By fearnone-respectfew:
What kind of lower is that on your rifle? and does the tantal accept "standard" ak Lowers? thanks! Chill with the caps. That lower handguard is from a Beryl and yes, they can take standard AK lower handguards. |
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Where did you find that muzzle break? looks great!
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Originally Posted By fearnone-respectfew:
Where did you find that muzzle break? looks great! Are you asking about my Beryl clone? If so I got it at RTG parts |
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Yeah thats the one im asking about. Didnt know any other muzzle break would fit on the tantal.
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Originally Posted By fearnone-respectfew:
Yeah thats the one im asking about. Didnt know any other muzzle break would fit on the tantal. It kind of fits. The barrel extends pretty far into the middle of the brake, which will decrease its effectiveness. I also had to cut my own detent pin slot in the brake. |
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Originally Posted By nyati13:
Originally Posted By fearnone-respectfew:
Where did you find that muzzle break? looks great! Are you asking about my Beryl clone? If so I got it at RTG parts Yeah, and how does that work with the unthreaded portion protruding into the insides of the Flash hider? Last I checked, there was about an inch of non-threaded barrel after the threads.. Or did you cut your barrel down and recrown? |
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Originally Posted By MyGrassIsBlue:
Originally Posted By nyati13:
Originally Posted By fearnone-respectfew:
Where did you find that muzzle break? looks great! Are you asking about my Beryl clone? If so I got it at RTG parts Yeah, and how does that work with the unthreaded portion protruding into the insides of the Flash hider? Last I checked, there was about an inch of non-threaded barrel after the threads.. Or did you cut your barrel down and recrown? I didn't cut it. The barrel extends into the middle of the flash hider, and it does reduce its effectiveness a bit. |
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Meridian Ordnance LLC
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Life Member of the NRA...In a few more easy quarterly payments!
Member JPFO Member Team Ranstad Secretary Rogers (Arkansas) Gun Club |
Balog's ignore list is bigger than mine. :(
AR, USA
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Life Member of the NRA...In a few more easy quarterly payments!
Member JPFO Member Team Ranstad Secretary Rogers (Arkansas) Gun Club |
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Tantal built by the late Bobby at Salbo Arms on a very low number Nodak receiver.
Magpul (non-destructive) add-ons... Rmpl For info on how the Mapul AK/AKM items fit on the Tantal, here is that thread... MAGPUL_and_the_Tantal |
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Vintage Ain't Retro.
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Vintage Ain't Retro.
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Vintage Ain't Retro.
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Originally Posted By aeros:
My home buildI have since put the rear site one but have not put the rubber bumper on as I need to do one more finish coat. I like it but the first time I shot it the stock dug into me a little more than I would like... Can't wait to try out the Bulgy Sidefolder I just finished.Oh and I need to get a bipod too. View Quote |
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Vintage Ain't Retro.
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"Mark my words, the coming war will not be fought on the frontier, or on some distant battle field, but amoungst us and amoung our homes! Our children will learn of it with their own eyes..."
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Nice to see a new post in here.
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"Mark my words, the coming war will not be fought on the frontier, or on some distant battle field, but amoungst us and amoung our homes! Our children will learn of it with their own eyes..."
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Nice
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"Mark my words, the coming war will not be fought on the frontier, or on some distant battle field, but amoungst us and amoung our homes! Our children will learn of it with their own eyes..."
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