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But we took some obscure character and dragged him out of the depths of time and, hey, we'll believe anything and we can translate it however we want and nobody will know the difference. Man, he told me there's a doobie. Anyway, yeah, you know how it is. Don't worry, it could also be in India. They were chanting the mantra through the phone and they hypnotized Ringo. When they could hypnotize Ringo, they could hypnotize anyone. because Shiva is very powerful. She has as many other body parts as she does our other entertaining. Actually, most of her hands are holding knives. I wonder what that's all about. Some reminds me of a blue-skinned praying mantis. masculine curves and a girl's face. And caddies. They're even reminding me of any girl I know, but oh my goodness, she is alluring. Special-a-dub-a-dum-to-a-dub-a-dum. Then we find out a little bit more. Technology goes. Peace, love, dope. Well, come to the valley, this. Not a whole lot of sense. Hacking over while they divvy up. about how decided to go peace love and dope man what can I say so anyway we got to be cautious on that when we a lot of work to do though for our friends that are listening remember weapons Wednesday M ammo man calm ammo man calm ammo let's see couple of the things I mentioned keep shooting calm any of you out there that need body armor this is the most affordable stuff out the price it's from an you know timer in what are the camouflage German equivalent to the past gas Between the Pascat system, the Germans started to work on pulling their body armor systems up and online. We developed ours in some ways with regard to and combat engineer armor systems. Again, like I told you, the guess where Star Wars got their idea from back in the 70s. They didn't pull that out of their arse and go, wow, D, well, no, they were looking at existing technologies that were already out there that were in play and that were and soft armor phase two was going to be Oh, you mean the stormtroopers would have been with us? Well, to a degree they already are. In fact, ceramic or ceramicized plastine or a slash kevlar is something that we've already had in place. The Pascad helmet, guys, you can make any body part you want, you know, front shields, back shields, like breast plates, you know, arm plates, that would be made out of the same material that the kevlar helmet's made out of, which is compressed kevlar at high temperature. This means you have the same kind of static protection. You can still put soft armor underneath it, and you'd have real protection. But... Now we've got all these heavier, super goofy ceramic plates. I think the logic there is that by going with the heavier stuff, take a hit, and while you may get hit with a bullet and it will stop it, you can keep reusing the plates. The PESGAP, or the, again, the compressed cushion, the bullet, but it also expands and distorts dramatically. That's the difference between the earlier proposed concept of laser helmets We paid a big chunk of money. I got a question for you. I HK91 on the iron sights. The one is I need to move it about a half an inch that I have on there. I can't get any more of it. You mean half an inch in terms of adjustment on target, not half an inch height with the rear sight? Half an inch on the target. If I'm not right there, first of all, I might even ratchet it down and see what your sight picture is like. Your point of contact or sight adjustment accordingly. If it's half an inch up, remember that the gas system is above the barrel, is below, and the sight's right eye. Change point, point of, in fact, you might even back it down a little bit, your point of adjustment. They have the same problem at close and intermediate target ranges, especially thousand inch ranges with the AR-15. It comes up on the carrying handle. Remember we have to have the A-arm up above and on the front and you've got the carry handle, the height there. Please remember because the gas system sits on top, whereas on the Garand it sits below, you know, they have a gas tube, you've got the gas system, you've got the op rod. Remember that if you think about the distance you're talking, look at the height of your gas system and take a look at the height of your front and rear sight as opposed to where your barrel's located. Do you know what I mean? What do you range? What are you shooting at with your iron sight? How far are you shooting out? I just better on it, just did. That's close range. That's 1,000 inches, 25 yards. I would experiment with changing point of aim and I would also... See, I don't want to carve on the front side. Is it PTR 91? No, it's an HK91. Oh, real HK91. Very expensive HK91. Dudes. Okay. Well, no, they're good rifles. I can't think of a 40 one of those. If you got one, congratulations. But remember, don't expect the HK to send you anything in the way of parts. Trust them not. field so to speak, all the cool things out there. We actually did an ad, I don't know if you heard it before, Ed's probably got it in the archive still at the station, but we did a little spoofing. We will show you these rifles, we will not sell you because why? Because we hate you! The consideration there is I will also look at changing point of impact. Did you get a manual with that rifle? Yes I did. Okay, take a look at the citing adjustment recommendations. If it's in German, well, just remember, be guttural and grunt a lot. And also remember, you know, multi-syllables, you know, consonants and vowels connected in long, long, long tissue making up technical nomenclature. When you're speaking in German, you know, it's like, eine Teine Schuleger, eine Katent, ger, kat, tät, eine Aufbauf, you know, aufen. You know, blah blah blah. As in, yeah man, there's a big one entitled for a small part that's about the size of my fingernail. Yeah, yeah, it's just the way German technical nomenclature works. The thing is, the site point of impact with the system, you might want to experiment with just changing your point of impact, you know, forgive me, your point of aim, and adjusting your point of impact accordingly. That's your best bet. Because again, you're at short range, 50 yards at 308, but it doesn't, wouldn't make any difference what it is. It's especially true that we had the same problem. Remember with the AR-15 with the scope because it drove the point of impact, you know, it separated the point of impact to the sighting system by that many more, you know, millimeters or like a half an inch higher still. That may be a consideration there. Since I'm not right there, you know, over your shoulder watching what's happening and it's at HK. Was it factory new or did you get it as a used weapon from somebody else? No, it was factory new. I bought it about 30 years ago. Oh hell, you got, yeah, you're the owner. Okay, well then that's not a problem. And in fact, the manual might actually, if it's in English, be readable. If the Germans did it. Actually, they're pretty good about translating, unlike the Japanese in that respect. Yeah, I've got an English manual, but I don't care about this. I would go back and review that real quick, and I would probably also back the sight system down, and remember that, again, point of aim with the weapon is going to be a little different by the very nature of, again, sight you know, variance between the height, the barrel and the actual delivery system. Just if you think about it, that's basically your, well actually it's the last, but that's your distance right there, that's your half inch plus. Your weapons probably functioning flawlessly and your sights don't need to be changed at all. If it's factory and it came out of the box, especially years ago, we laugh about HK and we joke about them, but they do know what they're doing. In fact, they really haven't had any factory variances. Nor have they ever had a real recall issue with anything. One of the reasons is that they, you know, they state They were trying to build a name back in the day. They wanted to recapture a market that they'd had for 150 years. They wanted those things dying on the international market. Hasn't somebody machined out that slot? I'd need about an eighth of an inch. Would it be worth it for me to give me that extra? that I need on the slide if they're... No, no, no. Like I said, I think number one, you're at 50 yards. You may have to, again, adjust your point of impact. See, remember you still have this issue with bullet trajectory with the AR-15-2, bullet trajectory. You're at very close range when you're dealing with 25 to 50 yards. Remember, you're dropping, you're typically dropping your point of impact. So remember what you need, in fact you're going to be kind of maybe frustrated if you do anything with it. Remember when you take it out to 150 and 200 and 300 yards and you're wondering why it just seems like the bullet is just sailing over his forehead in a combat silhouette target. The thing to do is bring it back in close. I would take the sight back down to neutral 50 percent, back it down. Now take it up, back it back down. And what I would do is experiment, take and, remember we talked about this before, make a, go get a crosshair target, not a bullseye. With an X. Also with incremental sections left, right, up and down, just like one of your, you know, your spotting scopes or any of some of your reticles on many of your long range scopes. What you want to do is sit down and sandbag that, readjust it back down. Your windage is fine, apparently. My windage fits off. Okay, well that okay now well the one thing you've never been adjusted you've never done anything with this Well, but I first got it out of the box, right? It's mother macula out of the box So the thing is see the only thing that you need to do if it's windage is remember your front gear your front post Can be lightly adjusted it's fixed you got to look to see because you've got have you got the pin system with a threaded barrel and a single post up front. The typical round shield. Okay, do you have a sighting tool for that to pull that out? Well, did you get one with a kit? See, I don't know what year the kit, they stopped doing that. It's from the 80s, but I forgot it. We'll mildly adjust that and reset it. I'll tell you what I'll do. It's a 19, what do you think? 80, 79, 80 production gun. Okay, not that the color is gonna make any difference per se, but I can judge it by age. So let me look at, let me take a look, we'll see what we can find the way of a solution. So it's windage, not elevation. Well see, that's, okay, that's very different because what I'm envisioning, I thought you were talking about the rear sight, you're bringing the barrel up and continue to adjust up and you're still off, you know, having to compensate by half an inch. But you know, achieve zero. Well, that's a different story, but I can't see how it'd be that far off. That's making me wonder too. Are you sandbagging the gun? First I mounted it in a gun vise I've got the laser cartridges, so what I did was I put the cartridge in there and then I got right on the top. I got a good spot, when I test fired, trying to figure out what the heck was going on. Then I saw that the pilot was right up against that. Here, I'm pulling up one of our manuals. On our Yahoo group page, I've got several of the older HK91 manuals. Is it possible that I just got a maybe a rear sight that was made on a Monday? Well it's possible but you know if it's an HK like I said they were pretty good about that however remember the one cool thing you can do with both the rear and the front is if you go to any of these parts dealers E3 rear sight and front sights are actually pretty cheap I mean like I think you go to Centerfire Systems I thought I saw the rear barrel six dollars. this like oh man they have some I'm not bad that's that's a you know it's highly machine part that's a good for two of them and I was thinking I'd always have to find a machine that's to give me that well on the front on the front sites let me point out to on the front sites typically what it was is an armors issue and they actually were pretty much every weapons is a family of site Europeans they there's different philosophies with different countries The old British Enfield, the K98 Mausers, each one had a different, slightly different system, but all of them had the same basic philosophy that they had an entire family of blades and rear sights that were replaced on the needs to commit to a certain barrel. You know, again for Oliver Windage. rather than filing stuff down. In other words, the stuff was precision made at the factory. Years ago, the Germans sold a bunch of their armory kits for the HK-91s and they had tubes of sight. There were 10 sites to a tube, they ran about $2 apiece, heights, different, you know, picture bevels. The way they're set up is when you're putting them in place, these had different, you know, they weren't all centered, they were actually designed to compensate for adjustment accordingly. The rear sights, a couple of large-arperture night sights, and some other stuff that was available. HK collectors are more into that, so they need to say they scarred a lot of the stuff up. But for the most part, it's hard over the radio to be able to take a look at it. I can get an idea of what's going on. It hasn't been dropped, it hasn't been dinged, right? Nope. See, so again, you're the only owner, you're the guy pulled out of the box. Oh, I know, we used to joke with our guys that bought the HK's because they were terrified of taking them and see, $3,000! I said, yeah, well you should have bought this $400, at the time we could get, uh, grands for $300 and $400. You should have bought one of these grands, you could knock it around a little bit more. Oh, I'm gonna scratch my rifle! It's like, well, you brought it out in the field, like, what was it, Rexer said years ago, you know, you bought the weapon to carry in the woods. it's going to get scratched, get over it. It's one of those things I know it is. Even though we're supposed to be using field grade rifles, everybody does the same thing. You're careful, especially when you've got a big investment in it. And I understand that. But it's funny to watch, only because if you know how it is when you're out in the woods, you just not beat out everything, including yourself. So I'll just make sure I got the cover and all the bases. over that. Well it shouldn't be off by that much though and I'm thinking especially with the pin, like you said, the way they did those with the front sights, the way the inserts are laid down, there's probably an armorer card or an armorer's, you know, both an armorer's gauge, that insert the way it's done like a lollipop would make different center points, you know, with regard to the post. solution. Typically the idea behind the HK was one size kind of fits all anyway just like any other weapons this is the theory because they got to be able to crank them out and they needed to look at wartime production and Cold War especially they were looking at disaster city right away. Everything was designed to be just like you see if you look at all the front front side assembly is quite intelligently thought out pretty straightforward as far as the design goes but I'm trying to think some of them have they can get just the barrels just not all the internals, the micro parts, but you can get just the barrels pretty good for experimentation. See, I hate chutes when I can find something that's used, I can, you know, do the R&D on. So are you okay? Now here's the thing about the rear. Now I'm trying to think if there's a, if you need evidence, you shouldn't have to have the machine that. Oh, I'm gonna, I, again, I would be careful before I do anything. It's a Virgin rifle, you're the single owner, HK doesn't do anything, you know, leave an issue out of the factory, but it's something we should be able to settle with minimal motion. In other words, minimal activity. You might even go back to center on everything, and like I said, experiment with printing, just change your sight picture if nothing else, just to see experiment, how again you're using that rear iron. I don't know, you know how to line up. One of the most deceptive things though, if there's, I don't know, it can't be drilled individual arpeggier, you know, the peak in the rear, that's not drilled wrong. And that is adjustable by the way, you know that too. What about the fixture itself? Is there anything strange or exotic about the fixture for the rear sight? As a matter of fact, it's a new one that I bought probably about four or five years ago as a state. That one? It was HK, I bought it from HK. Oh, well that's newer manufacturers, so they could be HK-slide subcontracted by Blatson's teeth. To Cohen, to, you know, oh, to Bekkishead. Okay, well you did change your part out. That's the part you changed out right there. Yeah, okay Well that may be I mean it's not likely but it may be the issue because maybe it was represented as a who was the company was it directly from HK? HK parts.com or Okay. Well remember and they say that it was for sure HK is an HK mark now Okay, now check to see if it's HK proof should be something on there somewhere But one of the things I just pointed out is you've got H made that were made in Portugal You've got eight Pakistan that were made in Balochistan, no, I mean other places. One of the things taken into consideration is somebody may have gotten some really good prices on some HK parts. Interchangeable. Kind of like, you know, Volkswagen of Brazil versus Volkswagen of Mexico versus Volkswagen of Germany. So that may be the consideration right there. Again, I wouldn't combo it yet. I mean, you could get a machinist to open it up if it looks like, well, do you have the original? Here's the other question. Do you have? I used to have a 94 and what I did was See there again, the only reason I bring that up is because you originally could compare it for machining points and for depth engaging with regard to the lateral cutting over your set. Abandon that, I don't go to that yet because of course that's going to cost you a few pennies. Not much, I mean somebody knows what they're doing and they're going to charge you a lot, they shouldn't. can be done in about probably 15 minutes. It'll take longer to set up than it will be to actually cut. Consideration if you've already got the other sites. Did you get the whole site assembly, the replacement, or did you get just the barrel, you know, the fixture itself? No, I got the whole, the whole, the whole, yeah. Well, let's change it out. Okay, let's just do it that way. We're not changing transmissions or engines. It's a minimal cost. I would re-center it and install the other site that you bought since you only paid $12 for it, you're not out anything. And I wouldn't toss out the other sight obviously, but I would identify it for what it is and I'd even mark it in the container or whatever you put it in, what it is that was going on with it on your rifle. Remember, I know it doesn't mean you're going to forget it here at Alzheimer's, but I'll tell you what, we're past the bottom of the hour, you can stay where we are, but I think we're going to hear the music for a break. Okay, Mark, well thanks a lot for your help and... to call back, let's know what I did. And when you do start it, you know how to do this, good three, you don't have to use five round or 10 round groups, bag it and do three round groups. Those three round tests, you know, re-change the site, center it, three round group accordingly. And remember, you can typically, if you see that you've got a fairly generous adjustment needs to be made, be generous with the motion with regard to moving it over to save ammunition and retest on each of the shoot sets, you know, on each of the, you know, the resets, You don't want to, traditionally I'd use five rounds, but that's when three-way ammunition was four and five cents a round. In this day and age, we can dial it back one or two rounds and still get the same performance issues addressed. Because you want to at least get general point of impact. Then once you've got it dialed in to where you pretty well think you know where you need it, then I'd do a five-round set. Iron sights, again, compare it. Okay, if you would take the other one off, compare it to the ones you just got. Lay it side by side on the table, and you know, break out, you know, a scale and compare your cuts and dimensions and depth. Okay, number one. And then also the other parts. Look for fit and finish. Watch for tooling marks. Watch for, you know, was there something about this? Because HK, with HK rifles, the military contractors, there were four additional companies that made certain parts. It's like the magazines. There were several companies that made the mags. All of them are stamped and ID'd. HK is HK, but there are other proof marks that will identify who made what. And you can typically, there should be an HK user group or on Google or whatever, whatever search engine you use. It'll take it to somebody that has all of those proof marks listed. It'll help you identify the weapons part. Okay. Sound good? It's possible it's a subcontractor that is not somebody from as far away as Pakistan. It could be somebody in Germany. But I just can't see them mucking it up because, like you said, it overlaps into the other weapons system. And while they went away from the .308 as far as the primary and to the .223s, etc., nothing much truly changed on the weapons system themselves. I mean, certainly Caliber did, but you know, in basic operation, once you've learned one, you've learned them all. It's like, you know, AKs. Yeah, they've got a pretty basic line with a lot of interchangeable parts, and it's amazing how they did that, but it's what I've had to get successful getting replacement parts, and it just... Well, this is the time to get them. Like I said, I would, in fact, if you can search around, CenterFireSystems.com, a bunch of the HK91 parts. They got them from Sturm. I kicked myself in the arse because Sturm brought in a big chunk of parts systems. That's where all the green stocks come from and a lot of the wooden stocks. Those were imported by a render revolution company out of Germany. It's Sturm. S-T-U-R-M. Over there, they've got a whole arsenal of HK parts. I've seen the inventory for that place. And they gave us the other stuff. and it's still really nice. But that's why you'll find like Centerfire and a lot of these other companies do have a fairly wide inventory still of H.K. odds and ends. We've been building a lot of H.K.s, Americans have so and or bought them off the spare parts they thought they needed so that's where the inventory has gone. But it was probably half a million parts kits at least they brought in before the real restriction started. That's why there's barrels, stocks, every part you can imagine. and even banettes for a pretty reasonable price. Now if you haven't got a banette, I just pick up a Pakistani. I wouldn't worry about getting the German HK or any of the other Euro knockoffs. I just put Pakistan. Well, they already got the banette. I actually bought the banette when I got the gun. Oh, good. Okay, well then you're set. Not a problem. Usually the Pakis are kind of tired because they've been banetting people. Oops, did I say that? Yeah, they're not pretty, but they're cheap, okay, and they work, you know, most of their stuff does. I'd be curious, let me know about that. Do a spot check. You're going to find either the proof marks on the body, on the inside, around the barrel of the barrel adjustment component, or when you take the sight off, if you look on the base, you'll find it under the base, on the base itself. It's somewhere on that part. Germans are anal retentive just like the British for marking things like that. Yes, they are. That's the one thing they're religious about. So you can't, don't have to guess. You'll know who to blame. That's really what it's about. You will know who to blame. Then we will find them and we will beat them with a noodle. We'll have another contract. You want to buy it all in the screw's part. That's it again, remember. HK, we hate you. Keep up the good work. We have the data on that. I'd like to find out more. I'll keep your prize. I'll let you know next week. I should have it done all over the weekend, hopefully. Very good. Okay, bye-bye. Thanks for the time. and we are we are headed towards the top of the hour. For everybody out there, I will remind everyone guys we got a drawing going on and if you call 888-747-1968 888-747-1968. Anyway, on Britain's Wednesday out here we got drippiness. It's moist outside, kind of foggy, soft rain. It's a soaker rain which we need because the fields are planted and I just put beans in and I know this is going to make them go ahhhhh So we are going to have, in fact, they already did the first batch I did, sprouting up and popping the ground in what, a day and a half? That's pretty cool. Everything as far as the plants go in Michigan. And in order for you to have night vision device, a DON, it's a monocular, DON has donated it for the Micro Effect to help meet the bills by, of course, having a drawing. So donate and get into the drawing, or you can go to themicroeffect.com, follow the instructions, and you'll be on the mark. Let's see, we're headed towards the top of the hour again, but we got a little time. Mark could have some more fun here with some more ear candy, because it's ear candy day to a degree. It's Weapons Wednesday, 888-747-1968 if you want to call in by the way too. With regard to HKs, HKs are always expensive. For the gun control act of 68, weapons that we know back in the day when $500 really meant something, $500 to we didn't make as much money even when Michigan was filling in dough. With the gun control act of 68, all of these weapons that had been coming in, whatever was here, was all that was here, and because of that, what we saw, the limitation, so price went for hundreds of dollars, all of a sudden, they were chucking some of those weapons because they didn't come in, or it also simply were not available later. One of our friends, one of our people has one of the exp with camouflage pattern, HK91, actually not a PTR, K91, Bought it originally for about $3,000, sold it for about $4,000. Quite happy, of course. And very few rounds run through it. Of course, you didn't want to take it out and beat it up. Most people thought, well, you painted that rifle that way. No, that was a contract gun, very limited run. Even fewer semi-autos or knockoff came into the United States and as guns out there, happy prices. If you got it at the right time and just happened to have a pick gun, well, man, I really like that. Probably another example of that kind of investment, not that you'll ever lose anything on any firearms, but the Winchester Medallion series that came out back in the 70s, even the lowest of those which are the more common or less popular of the Medallion rifles, all of them are up in what I call, you know, like stupid price or stellar range in terms of what they did. I would recommend that again, you got something in the closet like that, if you have an exciting if you have if you're excited about it if you're excited about that system i understand uh... what if you're not an efficient auto of those that have sentimental values grandpa's right will know we don't get rid of grandpa's comes we don't get rid of gift our friends but if you just happen to buy it and it was something cool to pick up uh... it's collecting money in the closet so to speak to you something like that you can sell to a person who really really they want and you get what you want Typically, if it's something that is a salivate for that they want in their collection, typically what you do is you tell the guy, you know, like what you want, and he can go get what, and then you make a trade, and that's not a bad idea. That's actually a pretty straightforward process. So let's take into consideration that that is a solution. A lot of times people will find stuff at yard sales or people found stuff or bought stuff at the hardware. I used to sell John Wayne's. centennial and centennial models that were made for different kind of a name, gone barrel, odd winter calibers by today's standards, or even then, and guys, they're all the price tag, you'd be surprised. In fact, even as I was selling them, some of them doubled and quadrupled and that coupled in value just being in the time to get those up because we had one or two left on the shelf. The wine cast really up in value there, didn't it? It's not the first time, it's not the only time, and it's not going to be the last. So what's coming up next? All of you out there that are looking at, you know, weapons systems, some of them you're buying as protection devices. Everything, again, should be looked again, an investment you like to have because you got it. You lost the one you had when filed, when you were growing up, the gun you learned to fire, you wanted another version. Hey, I understand that. Keep it up. Don't slow down. the weapons out and distributed across the country not centralized in armories or in gun shops or in warehouses somewhere doesn't work that way that's not the way well uh... three things and i think i i think i can i think i shall so as it is uh... trying to find a good call for you may get diverted their keep shooting dot com shooting dot com shooting dot com go to keep shooting dot com budget search for body armor uh... they have uh... armor for $33 about about $33 $34 a unit you buy three at a time now you got to pay attention it's one of those finest oh it's not real fine but it's a fine print thing oh yes my boy it's a fine print thing when you get there again take a look at the quantity price scroll down there's little letters right there tag that accordingly and read what it says if you buy three at a time it is a great safe make sense that you should buy three at a time. Remember that these are velcro closure sides adjustable to a size range. Now pay attention, look to see what sizes they have on the shelf. Okay, but as far as again, body armor goes, everybody, you should have some on the shelf or some in service at a time. Plug in KeepShooting.com, KeepShooting.com, www.KeepShooting.com. Also, Now remember there was a couple things we were mentioning that were on sale. Pouch sets were French grenade. Not a bad price still, but they're not on sale anymore. And I told everybody take advantage of that. Well, back up to the original full price. Apparently you guys bought enough of them that they figured, oh, oh, I guess we'll just kind of change that back to where it was. And they did. The sale price has gone on several of the items there and they're still posted in the sale section, but they're not on sale. This happened with a couple other companies where once you guys start really buying up the stuff somebody kind of like oh wow somebody's taking our clearance our closeout section seriously we need to charge more for the closeout section thingies. Well wait a minute you want to get rid of them because you well weren't getting rid of them so now you're getting rid of them and now you're retarding the sales of them and wait a minute that doesn't make any sense. So anyway just pay attention. things of course out there in terms of supply and support. If you run anything unique in the clearance section, if you get what you want, you might also want to share with us in the process. Please take time to do that. Again, 888-777-9747-1968. That's 819. Operators on standby, if you would like to call to donate to get into the drawing for the night vision observation device, the monocular. 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