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Posted: 9/29/2008 8:48:53 PM EDT
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thats cool, several folks here have one, I think there was already a pic thread too.
show me a pic of what the whole gun looks like now, not just the barrel |
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Think you know about the Constitution? Want to?
Go here: http://www.constitution.org/ Want REAL support of the 2nd amendment? Go here: http://www.gunowners.org/ |
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I want one......sooo......badly.....argh
Sweet pics guys. |
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fyi my photobucket is buggin out
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So what might a PKM cost these days? Could only find one for sale and it was a semiauto but no price listed on it. I am going to assume that the above pics are of full autos and not semi's?
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Sweet. We need more pics of that beauty. |
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i hate all of you.....
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"No bastard ever won a war by dying for his country.
He won it by making the other poor dumb bastard die for his country." -Gen. Patton |
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Anti-gun liberals always hate guns, until one saves their life. But even then, some still don't get it...!!!
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I want to know where to get the feed tray to turn my DP-28 into an RP-46!
Did those feed trays ever come in seperately? |
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Originally Posted By Lenaburg:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v667/STORMINAZ/DSC00505.jpg Real deal. We had it in our office for like a week before we had to turn it back over to the Iraqi Police. Thanks for serving! How did you like it? How was the accuracy when fired full-auto? |
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Thanks EFB16ACRX!
It is the DUTY of all Americans to own and be proficient with all manners of firearms. The right man in the wrong place can make all the difference. FUCK OBAMA |
can someone post pics of what one looks like broken down as well as internal shots, i love the PKM and have never had the chance to see one in person or even the internals. could someone on here help me out?
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I will have one some day. The $6000+ price tag is just a little daunting right now.
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Originally Posted By LegionNorge:
I will have one some day. The $6000+ price tag is just a little daunting right now. **NOW AVAILABLE** ROMANIAN SEMI-PKM's just $4,575 w/ one 200 round can marcolmarfirearms.com I don't think they will ever get cheaper than that. |
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So nice... so WANT! I would love to have a PKM. In any form. |
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You might want to delete those photos from this page, it is giving password prompts.
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Thanks EFB16ACRX!
It is the DUTY of all Americans to own and be proficient with all manners of firearms. 'My name is Legion,' he replied, 'for we are many.' --Mark 5:8-10 FUCK OBAMA |
Yes. Please delete. Not working and getting pop-ups.
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Changed pics to my photobucket ones.
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Great looking PKMs everybody, I am pretty new to them though and have a couple of questions. First off I noticed that some of them have what appears to be a buffer tube going through the skeletonized buttstock. Is this a buffer tube or some type of stiffener and is this a easy way to tell the country of origin or whether one is full or semi-auto? Second I noticed that there are two types of flash suppressors, one being a short cone shaped with some holes in it and the other being a long straight type with long slots cut into it? Please educate me one the differences as I am thinking about trading in some stuff to obtain one. Thanks in advance for the help!
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" When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro." Hunter S. Thompson
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The one with the tube running through the buttstock is the semi-auto version sold by Marcolmar Firearms. Without the tube through the buttstock will be the original or full-auto versions.
You'll essentially find three general styles of the PK/PKM flash hider - the longer, thicker one with the slots (for the PK); the longer, thinner one with the slots (the earlier style for the PKM); and the shorter, slotted one (the later style for the PKM). |
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how do the semi's run ?
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They run awesome! As good as they can without being FA!
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Nice, I wouldn't mind doing something like this on my RPD.
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Nice photos, everyone.
Let me ask, who can chop down a PKM barrel for me and who, besides ArmaDynamic, makes a PKM optic mount?
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US Army Vet. 1999-2011 KFOR OEF OEF-TS OIF OND
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who, besides ArmaDynamic, makes a PKM optic mount?
already answered a few posts up |
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T. Mark Graham
Master Gunsmith Arizona Response Systems |
Originally Posted By Gunplumber: who, besides ArmaDynamic, makes a PKM optic mount? already answered a few posts up I have to caution that I coud not get the B&T rail to mount on my Hungarian. Geometry was all off. That's why I WECSOG'd a rail on to a spare feed tray cover. |
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Et quant au repos ? Le Caliphate doit être essuyé de la terre.
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Mine fits fine.
I still don't have a efficient technique to reinstall the feed tray cover spring, but that's the only difficulty I had with either of mine. I used a modified PKT feedtray cover on my other one, just to see if I could make a longer one. |
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T. Mark Graham
Master Gunsmith Arizona Response Systems |
Originally Posted By ODA_564: Originally Posted By Gunplumber: who, besides ArmaDynamic, makes a PKM optic mount? already answered a few posts up I have to caution that I coud not get the B&T rail to mount on my Hungarian. Geometry was all off. That's why I WECSOG'd a rail on to a spare feed tray cover. I have a Hungarian also and I don't want any problems so it's looking like a ArmaDynamic. |
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US Army Vet. 1999-2011 KFOR OEF OEF-TS OIF OND
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https://www.apexgunparts.com/product_info.php/cPath/80/products_id/1067
A piece of rail, some rivets (or bolts) and its a solution (I used JB Weld too). |
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Et quant au repos ? Le Caliphate doit être essuyé de la terre.
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T. Mark Graham
Master Gunsmith Arizona Response Systems |
Originally Posted By ODA_564: https://www.apexgunparts.com/product_info.php/cPath/80/products_id/1067 A piece of rail, some rivets (or bolts) and its a solution (I used JB Weld too). That's neat. You did buy one of those didn't you? I thought there was problems with those fitting on the PKM's? Is my memory whack? |
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US Army Vet. 1999-2011 KFOR OEF OEF-TS OIF OND
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Originally Posted By Gunplumber: I'd like to know what ODA's alleged fitting problems are, as it fits my Hungarians just fine. I made my own from a PKT cover, because the B&T was too far forward to get good eye-relief with my Elcan. So I just keep the B&T on one gun with an aimpoint and my home-made on the other. http://www.arizonaresponsesystems.com/wp/ak/pkmrail-08.jpg Same thing I did (fabrication-wise) and for the same reason (length of rail). Now as to the B&T issues. The B&T mount I got from Keisler Defense was basically a rail with "U" bracket that used the pivot pin at the front of the top cover to secure it and then the piece at the end of the rail hooked under the rear sight. A set screw tensioned it. B&T's page - http://www.bt-ag.ch/en/manufacturing/mountingsystems/optical_sight_mounts.php?pid=678 Their picture (they call it the "Russian version"). Keisler's picture (they no longer sell it). The issue I had was that the "bump" at the front of my top cover (the rise as it goes from the pivot pin back) was angled too stteply for the rear of the mount to slide under the rear signt base - it was like a lever with too high a fulcrum. So, if I just slid it on from front to rear and secured the rear of the mount, the front holes on the mount didn't line up with the pin for the top cover (off by nearly 3/8 of an inch) and the mount was a significant angle above the horizontal. I followed the instructions repeatedly, step by step and even had other people try it (one was a gunsmith that works for the FBI who got so frustrated he was going to fabricate a new front bracket and the others were two different SF weapons sergeants who had used them on their PKMs in AFG). The funny thing is it fit fine when I dry fit it to the spare (Polish?) top cover I bought from Apex (which has no rear sight base - probably a PKT cover - so it wouldn't have worked on that one anyway). I quit messing with it when I realized that it was fine for a RDS, but useless for an M145 MGO (and for that matter, it wouldn't work with my Orion NVD) for the same reason you fabricated one. The ArmaDynamics mount is sweet and sexy, but very expensive (niche mount, niche market). If they had been available after my frustrating experience with the B&T, I might have bought one even at $500. But they weren't, so I bought a top cover from Apex and fabricated my own for ¼ the price. |
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Et quant au repos ? Le Caliphate doit être essuyé de la terre.
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