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STRIBOG SP9A1, SP9A3, SP10A3, SP45A3 (Page 79 of 82)
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Originally Posted By hoody2shoez: Jesus these mags are thick. What mag pouches does everyone use? None of my smg/pistol pouches fit lol I think Esstac has started making pouches specifically for Stribog mags. I switched over to scorpion mags, but I believe they’re about the same dimensions. |
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Originally Posted By hoody2shoez: They work with curved mags? Originally Posted By hoody2shoez: Originally Posted By Pennsilfaanisch: I think Esstac has started making pouches specifically for Stribog mags. I switched over to scorpion mags, but I believe they’re about the same dimensions. They work with curved mags? I run these pouches for factory curved. I'm happy https://www.ebay.com/itm/395337902859 |
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Originally Posted By hoody2shoez: Jesus these mags are thick. What mag pouches does everyone use? None of my smg/pistol pouches fit lol I've been using ones from Galati for my SP45A3 20 rdrs. These: https://www.galatiinternational.com/9mm-shoulder-magazine-pouch-holds-8-coyote-brown.html There's enough room in the pockets for the curved 9mm mags. I use the same pouches for my Scorpion Magpul 35 rdrs. |
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Has anyone fired 45 Super in their SP45A3? I not found any definitive information. |
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Originally Posted By hdcharlie: Could be a mite hard on the recoil spring. Originally Posted By hdcharlie: Originally Posted By Willz: Has anyone fired 45 Super in their SP45A3? I not found any definitive information. Could be a mite hard on the recoil spring. I would expect to need a stiffer spring. Just looking for any information about the SP 45 handling 45 Super and the results. |
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Originally Posted By Willz: I would expect to need a stiffer spring. Just looking for any information about the SP 45 handling 45 Super and the results. Originally Posted By Willz: Originally Posted By hdcharlie: Originally Posted By Willz: Has anyone fired 45 Super in their SP45A3? I not found any definitive information. Could be a mite hard on the recoil spring. I would expect to need a stiffer spring. Just looking for any information about the SP 45 handling 45 Super and the results. Not .45 Superz but I took my 9mm up well past .357 Sig level power and it ran it fine. Im running the stronger roller block and HBI buffer, FWIW. I could have kept going, but the brass was blowing primers pretty bad. FWIW, the blown primers end up in that corner between the BBL and the receiver by the ejection port and prevent the bolt from closing. I took it back down to much milder, but the gun didn't mind. |
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Originally Posted By lazyengineer: Not .45 Superz but I took my 9mm up well past .357 Sig level power and it ran it fine. Im running the stronger roller block and HBI buffer, FWIW. I could have kept going, but the brass was blowing primers pretty bad. FWIW, the blown primers end up in that corner between the BBL and the receiver by the ejection port and prevent the bolt from closing. I took it back down to much milder, but the gun didn't mind. Originally Posted By lazyengineer: Originally Posted By Willz: Originally Posted By hdcharlie: Originally Posted By Willz: Has anyone fired 45 Super in their SP45A3? I not found any definitive information. Could be a mite hard on the recoil spring. I would expect to need a stiffer spring. Just looking for any information about the SP 45 handling 45 Super and the results. Not .45 Superz but I took my 9mm up well past .357 Sig level power and it ran it fine. Im running the stronger roller block and HBI buffer, FWIW. I could have kept going, but the brass was blowing primers pretty bad. FWIW, the blown primers end up in that corner between the BBL and the receiver by the ejection port and prevent the bolt from closing. I took it back down to much milder, but the gun didn't mind. Good to know, I don’t have an SP9,…yet. |
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Originally Posted By PistoleroJesse: Lingle lower is in stock at time of posting. Good, it's not the .45 one. Form 1 came back this morning, impulse bought an L1A1 on Sunday, then dropped $350 on mags. No money in the fun fund for the Lingle. You 9mm guys should jump on those. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By agilmore01: Installed the HBI trigger spring and factory straight trigger. Wow! Very short trigger travel both ways. Worth the very small investment. Next will be the HBI ambi safety. The factory one is too hard to manipulate. Factory safety selector is awful. Upgrade immediately |
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Lingle has SP45/10 lowers in stock. https://lingleindustries.com/sp10-sp45-stribog-ump-lower/ |
"You have to understand most people are not ready to be unplugged, and many of them are so inured, so hopelessly dependent on the system, they will fight to protect it." ~Morpheus
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Originally Posted By Willz: Lingle has SP45/10 lowers in stock. https://lingleindustries.com/sp10-sp45-stribog-ump-lower/ Super Safe? |
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Originally Posted By sparky923: Super Safe? Originally Posted By sparky923: Originally Posted By Willz: Lingle has SP45/10 lowers in stock. https://lingleindustries.com/sp10-sp45-stribog-ump-lower/ Super Safe? Not that I’m aware of, as far as I know that would be AS Designs lowers and I have not seen those in stock yet. |
"You have to understand most people are not ready to be unplugged, and many of them are so inured, so hopelessly dependent on the system, they will fight to protect it." ~Morpheus
| Weird question cleaning my 9mm stribog for the first time and I run my bore snake through but it catches on something and I look and it looks like a piece of wire from under the trunnion the corner closest to the ejection port is this supposed to be there no mention in the manual or is it a crazy machining burr? |
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Originally Posted By yagermeister: Weird question cleaning my 9mm stribog for the first time and I run my bore snake through but it catches on something and I look and it looks like a piece of wire from under the trunnion the corner closest to the ejection port is this supposed to be there no mention in the manual or is it a crazy machining burr? *sigh* sorry bro. You just hit the single biggest PITA booby trap of the gun. That spring is important too. Hope you didnt bent it (you did). |
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Originally Posted By yagermeister: Why isn’t it mentioned in the manual? Does it have to do with the mag bolt hold open I assume? Its the bolt lock lever spring. Bend it, and too strong and it mag wont engage it. Too weak and ot might self engage half way through a mag. Bent into reciever and now it's not aligned right and doesn't work right. The good news is that it's very very cheap. The bad news is you can't actually replace it without removing the barrel - which you can't do without their special tool. The nice thing is usually Global Ordinance is super cool, and will RMA put a new one on ot for you. But you have to RMA. So, you will do what everyone does, and try fixing it yourself with pliers. Wich does work OK often as not. Good luck. Almost every owner hits that booby trap. Often more than once. |
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Originally Posted By PistoleroJesse: Lingle lower is in stock at time of posting. Been thinking about a sp9a3, would this fit psa AKv mags? |
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Originally Posted By Willz: Lingle has SP45/10 lowers in stock. https://lingleindustries.com/sp10-sp45-stribog-ump-lower/ i just might jump on those. not that the orginals arent good, but for the ability to customize with trigger and grip of choice |
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Magpul dropped their UCS ( Universal Carbine Stock) for those of you wanting to SBR your Stribog. Looks good, folds and adjusts LOP and has 2 cheek risers. Magpul UCS |
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Originally Posted By laxman09: Finally decided to buy a Lingle lower and they are OOS  When they are in stock you have to jump, they go fast. Sign up for email notifications. |
"You have to understand most people are not ready to be unplugged, and many of them are so inured, so hopelessly dependent on the system, they will fight to protect it." ~Morpheus
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Originally Posted By Willz: Magpul dropped their UCS ( Universal Carbine Stock) for those of you wanting to SBR your Stribog. Looks good, folds and adjusts LOP and has 2 cheek risers. Magpul UCS Should have one on Monday and be able to compare to the new B5 stock. |
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Originally Posted By Deadsquiggles: For those that suppressed their SP9A1s, what suppressors do yall recommend and are there any parts to look out for or replace prior to suppressing it? Not new to the Stribog but new to suppressing a direct blowback gun. |
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Originally Posted By country_boy87: I just picked up the 10mm model, Im excited I waited a full year and made it happen. Now question, who makes a better safety for it? I went with the Manticore Arms safety levers, but a lot of people like the HBI safety levers. I like the options in the Manticore set, but the safety axle has a little side to side play. |
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Originally Posted By bravo5two: I tried not to but resistance was futile  . On its way to my FFL - https://large.shootingsportsmedia.com/509068.jpg Peanut butter bog time! |
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Originally Posted By BUCC_Guy: Good, it's not the .45 one. Form 1 came back this morning, impulse bought an L1A1 on Sunday, then dropped $350 on mags. No money in the fun fund for the Lingle. You 9mm guys should jump on those. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/45309/IMG_8422_jpeg-3544857.JPG Originally Posted By BUCC_Guy: Originally Posted By PistoleroJesse: Lingle lower is in stock at time of posting. Good, it's not the .45 one. Form 1 came back this morning, impulse bought an L1A1 on Sunday, then dropped $350 on mags. No money in the fun fund for the Lingle. You 9mm guys should jump on those. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/45309/IMG_8422_jpeg-3544857.JPG What stock are you using on the stribog there? Didn't know there were any UMP style stocks for the Stribog. Been trying to find the perfect PCC before November for us in VA. So debating alot of options. The Stribog seems to be up there. |
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Originally Posted By phil3333: Has anyone put an frt in one of these? AS Designs is apparently developing one. The big question is if someone is willing to develop a trip that would/could work with the A3 or lingle lower with a super safety. |
"My friend, you would not tell with such high zest
To children ardent for some desperate glory,
The old Lie: Dulce et decorum est
Pro patria mori." -Wilfred Owen
To children ardent for some desperate glory,
The old Lie: Dulce et decorum est
Pro patria mori." -Wilfred Owen
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Originally Posted By Bye_Felicia: AS Designs is apparently developing one. The big question is if someone is willing to develop a trip that would/could work with the A3 or lingle lower with a super safety. Has anyone been able to confirm if the AS Designs one in development works with the OEM lower or will require an aftermarket lower that accepts AR15 triggers? I'm hoping the latter because I have a Lingle lower on order pending shipping next week. Also FYI - A3 Tactical announced they are finally bringing back their Stribog lowers soon as well if anyone is looking. |
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Originally Posted By Bye_Felicia: AS Designs is apparently developing one. The big question is if someone is willing to develop a trip that would/could work with the A3 or lingle lower with a super safety. Originally Posted By Bye_Felicia: Originally Posted By phil3333: Has anyone put an frt in one of these? AS Designs is apparently developing one. The big question is if someone is willing to develop a trip that would/could work with the A3 or lingle lower with a super safety. |
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Originally Posted By Patrick303: Has anyone been able to confirm if the AS Designs one in development works with the OEM lower or will require an aftermarket lower that accepts AR15 triggers? I'm hoping the latter because I have a Lingle lower on order pending shipping next week. Also FYI - A3 Tactical announced they are finally bringing back their Stribog lowers soon as well if anyone is looking. Originally Posted By Patrick303: Originally Posted By Bye_Felicia: AS Designs is apparently developing one. The big question is if someone is willing to develop a trip that would/could work with the A3 or lingle lower with a super safety. Has anyone been able to confirm if the AS Designs one in development works with the OEM lower or will require an aftermarket lower that accepts AR15 triggers? I'm hoping the latter because I have a Lingle lower on order pending shipping next week. Also FYI - A3 Tactical announced they are finally bringing back their Stribog lowers soon as well if anyone is looking. By the nature of how a super safety works it needs an AR FCG lower and some sort of behind the bolt trip; either a independent sliding trip or the bolt itself (in the AR Bolt carrier). The AS Designs unit is confirmed to be a lower that use AR FCG. What I don't know is if anyone is making a stand alone trip for the A3 or Lingle lowers. |
"My friend, you would not tell with such high zest
To children ardent for some desperate glory,
The old Lie: Dulce et decorum est
Pro patria mori." -Wilfred Owen
To children ardent for some desperate glory,
The old Lie: Dulce et decorum est
Pro patria mori." -Wilfred Owen
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Originally Posted By Bye_Felicia: By the nature of how a super safety works it needs an AR FCG lower and some sort of behind the bolt trip; either a independent sliding trip or the bolt itself (in the AR Bolt carrier). The AS Designs unit is confirmed to be a lower that use AR FCG. What I don't know is if anyone is making a stand alone trip for the A3 or Lingle lowers. Originally Posted By Bye_Felicia: Originally Posted By Patrick303: Originally Posted By Bye_Felicia: AS Designs is apparently developing one. The big question is if someone is willing to develop a trip that would/could work with the A3 or lingle lower with a super safety. Has anyone been able to confirm if the AS Designs one in development works with the OEM lower or will require an aftermarket lower that accepts AR15 triggers? I'm hoping the latter because I have a Lingle lower on order pending shipping next week. Also FYI - A3 Tactical announced they are finally bringing back their Stribog lowers soon as well if anyone is looking. By the nature of how a super safety works it needs an AR FCG lower and some sort of behind the bolt trip; either a independent sliding trip or the bolt itself (in the AR Bolt carrier). The AS Designs unit is confirmed to be a lower that use AR FCG. What I don't know is if anyone is making a stand alone trip for the A3 or Lingle lowers. Almost need the reverse. Where it pushes up against the bolt and when the bolt finally clears and no more pushing back down then it trips the finger to bump it into a fire release. |
STRIBOG SP9A1, SP9A3, SP10A3, SP45A3 (Page 79 of 82)
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