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jonesy97
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USAF and Desert Shield/ Storm veteran from August 22, 1990 to March 18, 1991 At Taif, Riyhad, and Hafr al Batin Saudi Arabia as a 46250 Weapons Systems Specialist.
My crew (SLC 02) loaded 881 bombs of various configs, and 352,500 lbs of live munitions during the 1 1/2 month long war.
Weapons loaded during Desert Storm:
GBU-24, GBU-24 A/B, GBU-10, GBU-12, CBU-87, CBU-89, MK-82A, MK-82C, MK-82SE, MK-84A, MK-84C, GBU-28, GBU-15TV, GBU-15IR, BLU-107E, BLU-109, AIM-9L, and AIM-9M.
Worked as a Weapons Load Training Instructor/ Evaluator with the 48th FW at RAF Lakenheath from Sept 1989 to Mar 1992, training weapons load crews on conventional and nuclear weapons loading, fuzing, and arming procedures on the F-111F aircraft.
Weapons load crew member (#2 man) with the 27th FW at Cannon AFB from Mar 1987 to Sept 1989 on the F-111D aircraft.
All veterans of any age, branch, or conflict will get nothing less that 100% of my respect and honor.
My crew (SLC 02) loaded 881 bombs of various configs, and 352,500 lbs of live munitions during the 1 1/2 month long war.
Weapons loaded during Desert Storm:
GBU-24, GBU-24 A/B, GBU-10, GBU-12, CBU-87, CBU-89, MK-82A, MK-82C, MK-82SE, MK-84A, MK-84C, GBU-28, GBU-15TV, GBU-15IR, BLU-107E, BLU-109, AIM-9L, and AIM-9M.
Worked as a Weapons Load Training Instructor/ Evaluator with the 48th FW at RAF Lakenheath from Sept 1989 to Mar 1992, training weapons load crews on conventional and nuclear weapons loading, fuzing, and arming procedures on the F-111F aircraft.
Weapons load crew member (#2 man) with the 27th FW at Cannon AFB from Mar 1987 to Sept 1989 on the F-111D aircraft.
All veterans of any age, branch, or conflict will get nothing less that 100% of my respect and honor.
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GJones462-2W1
(3 minutes ago)
The Tapco stock, and the flash supressor on the barrel end makes it look like that. Lotta fun to shoot.
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LayzieViktr
(10 minutes ago)
Oh ok cool thanxs man, I've been wanting to buy one but was worried that it would be the same length as a stock buttstock. Thanxs man!!
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SevenSixtyTwoXFiftyOne
(17 minutes ago)
You're right. I replaced the forend, stock, added a side mount rail, acog with red dot on top, sling, tactical light, rail covers,and bipod. Other than being really heavy, my WASR looks really mean.
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GJones462-2W1
(28 minutes ago)
@Quinton101 During firing, yes. Removal/ replacement of the spring cover always seems to require me to make fine adjustments.
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GJones462-2W1
(31 minutes ago)
@SilverMetallic1 All my mags are double stack. To my knowledge, they don't make a single stack mag for 7.62 for AK's, AKM's, WASR's, etc. They're all double stack. I've got 5, 20, 30, and the monster banana 40 round mags, and they're all double. With the double, the rounds are diagonal of each other, zig zagging down thru the mag. Single is in a straight line. Glad you like the Romarm. I love mine.
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TheDoorspook11c
(47 minutes ago)
The additions have aged well.
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GJones462-2W1
(52 minutes ago)
The recoil's not too bad, but a rubber pad on the back of the Tapco srock would be nice! Lol. No injuries, but I have always had a fascination with all AK's and AKM's. I do believe it is superior to M4's, M16's, or AR's. A lot more combat reliable. I truly love it. Thanks for your input!
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GJones462-2W1
(1 hour ago)
With the exception of the Ultimak toprail, I believe I got everything from the AK section of gunaccessories(.)com. The Stock was Tapco, but everything else was CAA. Probably spent close to (not including the EOTech 512) about $250-$300. I'm gonna post a similar break-down vid of my new WASR-10 this weekend. I am REALLY proud of that monster. You'll love yours, I have no doubt.
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SevenSixtyTwoXFiftyOne
(1 hour ago)
I meant how much in parts.... I just ordered the strike force kit from amazon. Hopefully I will be happy with it on my WASR. Had good reviews.
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GJones462-2W1
(2 hours ago)
@clockwork421 There's 2 set screws at the rear, right over the top of the cover. When those are tight, there is ZERO movement. I thought the same, but it's solid. If it did move, I'd be forever re-adjusting the EOTech on every magazine fired!
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GJones462-2W1
(15 hours ago)
@CodyCollinsSkater1 The grip is made by C.A.A. which strangely enough, is made in Israel. I bought it at a gun show in GA.
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3mealsaday
(10 hours ago)
Is your weapon still in compliance with 922r? By the way the tapco stock is a whole lot better if you cut off that pointless square and mount into the stock tube. You will have to cut a little bit into the stock it make it a really close fit into the stock.
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LayzieViktr
(19 hours ago)
I'm looking into buying a collapsible stock for my ak. Mine is Romanian ak 47 with a stamped receiver but, been wondering if is it the same length when collasped compared to regular stock it came with?? Do you know?
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SevenSixtyTwoXFiftyOne
(7 hours ago)
I just picked up the same gun for 375. How much just to get rid of wood?
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