Reloading - the finer points.

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Re: Reloading - the finer points.

#11 Post by bradaz11 »

i think they might struggle with no power, something was running those belts. i doubt it was steam powered
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#12 Post by snayperskaya »

bradaz11 wrote:i think they might struggle with no power, something was running those belts. i doubt it was steam powered
Generator and a motor?.

There's a similar video on YouTube that shows AKs' being made by hand in the Khyber Pass region and in the "building" next door they are churning out 7.62x39 and 5.45x39 ammunition.Also the 7.92x33 'Kurz' round is popular in the tribal areas of Pakistan and they have a home-brewed AK variant, known as the 44 Bore rifle, that can chamber and fire both 7.62x39 and 7.92x33 ammunition.Some of these guys are nothing if not resourceful.
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Re: Reloading - the finer points.

#13 Post by bradaz11 »

so that's still power??
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#14 Post by Charlie Muggins »

bradaz11 wrote:so that's still power??
So put a bicycle on an axle stand, rig up a belt from inner tubes and pay the village idiot 5 sheckles to pedal all day.
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#15 Post by snayperskaya »

bradaz11 wrote:so that's still power??
Sorry, I was thinking if there was no mains electricity.I would say if there was no power at all they would soon adapt.
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