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Red Dawn

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Agree. I will buy a couple, once PSA irons out the kincks, and keep my sanctioned/no longer made models in the safe.

It appears to be able to handle the used as a tool attitude I carry. I’ll watch it and like u said let PSA work out the little stuff and maybe it gets below $800
 
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Fast306stang

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I think I've got a half gallon or so of parkerizing solution in the garage. And a half gallon of what is supposed to be legit machine gun oil. Does the military have something that's called by that name? It's supposedly that stuff but I haven't opened it yet bc I don't need that much lube at one time lol
 

Rabbit2047

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I think I've got a half gallon or so of parkerizing solution in the garage. And a half gallon of what is supposed to be legit machine gun oil. Does the military have something that's called by that name? It's supposedly that stuff but I haven't opened it yet bc I don't need that much lube at one time lol

We used CLP in the Corps.

I would love to find one of the Donkey Dick cleaning brushes we used in the Corps but I am NOT about to Google "Marine Corps Donkey Dick"
 

Miles

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My brother runs an extra power in his Draco. Are shorter barrels harder on the recoil spring? I haven't shot any of my AKs enough to have to worry with the recoil spring so I have no valuable input. I would think that cycling issues would be the first sign of a worn out spring?
I had Draco for a short time.
If someone else wants to chime in, go ahead.
Shorter barreled AKs have a larger gas port, IIRC, since gas dwell time is shorter. That's why Soviet AK74US has a gas booster. I can see where a stronger spring would help with recoil and general control, especially if he does not have a brace.
 

KhyberPass

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I had Draco for a short time.
If someone else wants to chime in, go ahead.
Shorter barreled AKs have a larger gas port, IIRC, since gas dwell time is shorter. That's why Soviet AK74US has a gas booster. I can see where a stronger spring would help with recoil and general control, especially if he does not have a brace.
The strong spring can help as can a buffer. I know for a fact the mini and micro both come with recoil buffers but don’t think the standard length Draco does?
 

CQB27

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I think I've got a half gallon or so of parkerizing solution in the garage. And a half gallon of what is supposed to be legit machine gun oil. Does the military have something that's called by that name? It's supposedly that stuff but I haven't opened it yet bc I don't need that much lube at one time lol
Up until a few years ago CLP has been the standard lube for everything from pistols to cannons since about 1985. Then DSL came alone

https://www.military.com/kitup/2016/02/army-touts-improved-lube-for-rifles-machine-guns.html

Prior to 1985 was before my time, so maybe "machine gun oil" was once a thing.....but that half gallon might be regular old CLP. If it's marked MIL-L-63460 it's CLP.
 

Balthaz

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