Labor day off the back porch. Nothing like running some belts through the BMG says: "Hello World!"
Any belt feed fans here?
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Any belt feed fans here?
NRA Life Member. Class 7 FFL/ SOT
1964, M151-A1
1950, US M-38 Jeep. Serial # 36.
1952,US M-38 Jeep
1965, Willys M-274 Mule
1945, CCKW, closed cab, 353
416 Trailer
M100 Trailer
US Army 5 year RA. RSVN 1968-1970
1964, M151-A1
1950, US M-38 Jeep. Serial # 36.
1952,US M-38 Jeep
1965, Willys M-274 Mule
1945, CCKW, closed cab, 353
416 Trailer
M100 Trailer
US Army 5 year RA. RSVN 1968-1970
Re: Any belt feed fans here?
I wish I could burn some belts off the back porch, my back yard borders a National Park, complete with the major breastworks from the battle of Kennesaw mtn. I've got some plenty of loaded Maxim belts but nowhere to shoot. 7.62 is too expensive to blast anymore, I might have to convert the 1919 back to '06.
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Re: Any belt feed fans here?
No belt fed weapons in my safe, but I do have a class 3 FNC.
Raymond
"On the day when crime puts on the apparel of innocence, through a curious reversal peculiar to our age, it is innocence that is called on to justify itself." Albert Camus
"On the day when crime puts on the apparel of innocence, through a curious reversal peculiar to our age, it is innocence that is called on to justify itself." Albert Camus
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Re: Any belt feed fans here?
homerguy wrote:I wish I could burn some belts off the back porch, my back yard borders a National Park, complete with the major breastworks from the battle of Kennesaw mtn. I've got some plenty of loaded Maxim belts but nowhere to shoot. 7.62 is too expensive to blast anymore, I might have to convert the 1919 back to '06.
I have the barrels etc to use 8mm, 30-06 or 7.62x51 in my 1919. Whatever is on sale...
I had not warmed a belt fed barrel in ...well a long time. I stocked up on ammo ten years agowhen you could still afoard to buy it...gotta blow off some steam now and then...
NRA Life Member. Class 7 FFL/ SOT
1964, M151-A1
1950, US M-38 Jeep. Serial # 36.
1952,US M-38 Jeep
1965, Willys M-274 Mule
1945, CCKW, closed cab, 353
416 Trailer
M100 Trailer
US Army 5 year RA. RSVN 1968-1970
1964, M151-A1
1950, US M-38 Jeep. Serial # 36.
1952,US M-38 Jeep
1965, Willys M-274 Mule
1945, CCKW, closed cab, 353
416 Trailer
M100 Trailer
US Army 5 year RA. RSVN 1968-1970