Whitetrashrocker
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What a weird double trigger.
Cool nun the less
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Thepartsguy
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Rare photos of big terry taken around the end of world war 2 
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Whitetrashrocker
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An arisaka in the hands of godzilla. 
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An arisaka in the hands of godzilla.
Looks like a Spanish FR 8 to me. Classy.
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I thought picture one he was sporting a backpack mounted flamethrower but it’s actually a belt fed browning.
Great triggers! I put a Timney in one of my Mosin Nagants. It's great and well worth the money.
Denny
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Clearly the car is AI! AI is gonna kill us all. How did the T-Rex aim the rifle? Clearly its arms are too short to get the rifle near its face to be able to aim it.
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Everyone knows T-Rex's prefer shotguns.
Whitetrashrocker
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If sharks can have lasers then T-rex could use a laser sight too.
Duh.
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It might not kill us all but there is a good chance that are first defense against a rise up and hostile takeover is destroying all power station local/global.
Would force us to kick ourselves back into the Stone Age in my opinion. The thing about the movie style AI is the robots never stop to charge a battery or they just blatantly skip past the infinite power source the robot seems to run on.
Humans have a battery called a heart and it runs off food/water and If that specific human lives to be 100 years old that is a battery that is proven to work for 100 years off food/water alone.
Ai making a heart style battery would directly go against it’s survival protocol as it knows very well
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Maybe you can help me. Have a Mosin 91/30 PU sniper with a horrible, heavy trigger. I suspect it was re-arsenaled for a new trigger then put back in the rack, otherwise it’s unexplainable. I don’t really understand how to lighten the trigger but I should, you know, being a milsurp guy.
Would prefer doing it in a period-correct way but it probably deserves a Timney on account of it being a snipper weppin.
Whitetrashrocker
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Lighter spring? Polish the sear? Clean the gunk out of it.
You can lighten the trigger pull weight by almost half by installing a spring behind the trigger and adding a washer/shim to the sear spring. The sell kits for this.
Amazon.com: TB Accessories Mosin Nagant 91/30 M44 Trigger Spring Kit : Sports & Outdoors
Amazon.com: TB Accessories Mosin Nagant 91/30 M44 Trigger Spring Kit : Sports & Outdoors
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Also polishing the bolt and sear help a ton.
Yours has the bent bolt right? Most snipe versions did and I've also wanted one. There are ways to cut the bolt handle of and reweld it on, or the sell kits that bolt on. Of coarse buying a used bent bolt version is expensive but that is they way I want to go. Just waiting for the right one to pop up for sale.
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Right, bent bolt, right out of Enema at the Gates.
It’s delightful actually. I mean it’s a looong bolt handle and the throw is ridulous, but there’s a lot of leverage for a cock-on-opening action.