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yeah it's nice.............just not my cup tee

you look like that short fat guy in the TV show garage hunter(?) with that tall skinny goofy guy

thanks :) I bought a BETA drum, but after one shooting session with it, I hate it with a passion. the double drum made it awkward to hold the vertical grip, like it was a "reach around". so I went down to my basement got a SUOMI drum , which I bought quite a few of them when they were Uber...

I am not a "HK fan boi" by any means. I have just two, one is 9mm and the other is 5.56mm

yeah, I had to turn my US issue watch back to the supply room when I retired 27 years ago......and haven't worn one since, but that's OK since I never needed to be anywhere on time. :). and it feels gooooooood :D my philosophy is, I'll get there when I get there

eh, that you'd be too difficult to make..........and it wouldn't be some laughable low-capacity 50 round drum :ROFLMAO: . but 120 round drum. first take a 120 round AR drum and a SIG mag, cut off the AR feed tower, make the SIG mag single feed, position it over drum opening and welded it in...

I remember those mags were on nearly every table in every gun show here, except as a gag gift I don't see why anyone would buy them...........but then I'm not your average "gun guy", I bath, think for myself and don't spend money on stupid stuff

yeah, it's probably a homemade rifle from a parts kit with a unknown receiver

yeah, that's nothing new or "earth-shattering" what HK "came up" with..........they just ripped off that design what FABRIQUE NATIONALE did for the FAL , some 60 years ago

just curios, but does anyone know when they change the "indent" on the release lever? probably not, but I'll ask anyways. when I bought my A3 for my VECTOR 53, 15 years ago, I have 2 date codes on it, square with iK (89) on the butt and square with id (83) on the plastic part end cap, in...

you can take a SUOMI drum, cut the feed lips off, then cut a 61 mag, put a spacer in the feed tower so it become a single feed, weld it to drum opening. then rivet a spacer on the inside cover since the ,32 ACP ammo is slightly short the 9mm, Then you too can have a drum that holds 81 rounds...

I wouldn't do nothing with it, because I wouldn't want to even own one

I'm not upset in the least, just voicing my opinion what I think of it, that's all

eh, to me that's equivariant of putting high octane gas in an old clunker like a Pacer or Mavrick, it's just way, way too much "over kill". those gun were designed to be self-defense weapon, small and compact to engage targets at 50 meters or less. now that thing looks like you are trying to...

yeah, I wouldn't mess with it at all, wait for CENTURY to respond and send it back. but if you want to mess with shimming the trigger pact, to see if that fixes it, that's your call, just use a very thin shim, like a couple pieces of construction paper

from the description you wrote about the ejecting issues you are having and the "stove piping" issues, to me it sounds like the ejector....... as the empty casing aren't hitting the ejector with enough force to eject it out of the gun, and it just barely hit the bottom of the empty casing...

DOC MARTIN and after that it's MIDSOMER MURDERS both are British TV series

to me that sounds like a good reason to stay indoors in the AC and drink beer and watch TV/movie.

well, the way I see it MattPete hit it on the head. if he locked his gun up in a safe or at the very least moved the firearm out from the closet where the plumbers would be working to someplace else in the house where they wouldn't have an eyeball view of it his father would still have the gun...

yeah, it's already been brought up to the point of nauseum on many other gun boards with basically the same ol same ol point of view about it from the membership there. so asking the membership here what they think about it won't bring anything new to the discussion it'll be the same ol...