Zebraman

Hi, I was looking at a blue FN SC1 at my local gunshop and was thinking about getting it. A number of years ago, I recall that this gun had some stock breakage problems in the forearm and maybe elsewhere. Does anyone know if this problem has been resolved? Also, does anyone have an opinion about this shotgun for sporting clays and trap shooting? Thank you, D

Sorry, I haven't been active in this forum. Yes, I have used it quite a lot. It has been 100% reliable so far.

I took a Ruger BX trigger for the 10/22 and installed them in the PC trigger housing. Then I used a Pike blue aluminum trigger rather than the polymer one from the BX. Trigger pull is about 2.5 lbs.

Hi, I have a couple of EAA Witness small frame guns that need some attention. How is EAA to deal with these days? I have dealt with them in the past, and was not impressed. One of my guns needs a new top end it's a 9mm and I was thinking about getting a 9mm long slide with the super sight. I also need a couple of trigger bar spring assemblies. Thanks!, Z

I bought a Ryobi because I already had the batteries for it. I'm also working on a mount to hook up a water mister to it. I used detachable handlebar mounts for a camera so I can remove it. It works, but it needs a little more work.

You should also try to cote the inside and the follower with a friction reducing spray of some sort. I've been using a molybdenum disulfide spray from 3m to reduce the fire tian. It is amazing how much friction can be reduced by using something like this. I've been using it on my MKA1919 magazines for about 6 years now, and haven't had a feeding problem since. Make sure to tune the mag feeding lips also. The spray I use, I got from Amazon.

Thanks Ming!

Hi Everyone, I have bought some of the Fiocchi 3 gun, match line 12 GA 2-3/4 in. slugs (3G+JM or 12SLG3G). I would like to know if there is any difference, other than the color, between these slugs and the Fiocchi 12GA 2-3/4, 7/8 oz slugs (12LESLUG)? The are both 7/8 oz, and travel at 1300 fps. Thank you, Z

Hello everyone, I am looking to find a replacement MKA 1919 XN barrel. Does anyone know where I can find one, or if the RIA VR60 or the others from Typhoon Defense X12 will interchange with my Akdal? The guns look very similar to my older MKA. Thank you, Z

Jim from Firebird made a video a long time ago about disassembling the gun. You'll need take the barrel off and remove the action bars from the bolt, removing it from the upper receiver. Slide the action bars forward and take them off the gas system guide rod. Take the spring off slide th new one on, and reassemble the gun.

I saw that one. But the Typhoon comp that I bought is the new design that was requested by the Typhoon users/competitors. But it looks as though that Typhoon comp would work like the Armanov. The only think I can say is that the Armanov is also made of aluminum so it doesn't add too much weight to the gun. I have a video of me shooting my gun with the Armanov comp. If you want to see it, it is on Face Book or I can send it to you via email. Send me your email via private message.

Here's the Typhoon comp. Save your money on this one. But I think the asymmetrical thing is to combat the muzzle rise up and to the right, but it didn't work very well. I am still considering using it because it looks pretty cool when on the gun. LOL!!!!

Here are the comps that I have tried on this Akdal. American version of the GK-01 Russian, the Dissident Arms, the vented poly-choke. I have also tried the Whitt engendering comp, the new Typhoon Industries comp, and finally the Armanov. Both the GK-01 and the Dissident arms comp worked pretty well. The problem as that in order to use them on my gun, I had to use an extended choke what had external threads that matched those used on the Vepr and Saiga shotguns. I found that unless I Red Locktited the choke it, it would unscrew and the comp would turn in the middle of my course of fire. The threaded choke was only available in cylinder bore, and using red locktite, made it impossible to change chokes and it was kind of a mess. The poly-choke was pretty interesting, but really didn't reduce recoil or muzzle climb, but I could change the constrictions. The Whitt engineering choke was pretty cool, but I didn't think is did much for the muzzle climb and recoil. The newer Typhoon comp was pretty nice, and looked really cool. It didn't do much to tame the recoil or muzzle rise in my gun. The Armanov so far, shoots the softest and with it cocked the way I have it, what muzzle rise it does have is straight up instead of up and to the right. The Whitt comp in on the left.

Yes. I comes within a week. He also has colors so I would email them if your want colors. Please let them know that I referred you. Thanks, Dwayne

Yes! I have tried quiet a few comps and this is the best one. The only thing is that I have found it works best when canted to the right. It counteracts the gun's tendency to recoil up and to the right.