If outta warranty--Take back panel off, unplugged of course. The circuit boards each have 1-2 short round fuses. Buy a few online, most are 8amp slow-blow or similar. They are painted white, so you can't tell by looking-swap them all one at a time. A repairman taught me this, maybe it could fix it ...

Made in russia, imported and parts available from eaacorp. Sturdy, reliable, too heavy, good inexpensive beater guns.

5.6 liter I'm assuming? 14...unloaded and with a tail-wind. Worst truck out there for mileage, according to buddies that have owned them (briefly).

Well-worn Toyota, Nissan 4x4. Take off doors and windshield if u want it more "airish". Save a bundle.

The .257 Wby, much like the near-extinct .264 win mag, is one of the baddest deer/antelope rounds ever created. It burns a lot of powder, recoil can be stout in a light rifle, and it is seriously over-bore, so barrel life may not be great. It will easily drive a 100 gr. to 35-3600 fps, or a 120 to ...

As a former 10-22 owner, I'll say they are pretty accurate and fun...but cleaning them gets old, especially if you're using a suppressor and all that crud is coming back in the action. Savage Mk. II is a great gun, and so is a Marlin 39A.

I had one with a suppressor for a few years, and I can see it being handy as a fishing carry-along gun due to its light weight. But in no way will it compare in the accuracy or build quality department of a ruger or buckmark. Another good option in that price range is the German-made GSG-1911 .22 ...

rjohnson wrote:Who gives a caca if some of the finish rubs, it's a damn duck gun, you don't buy it to pass down, you buy it to wear out and get another one

I take it you've never owned an Auto-5, model 11, 12, 37, superposed, etc.? Some guns are built so well that they just can't hardly be worn out.

150 gr. Hornady SST, 42 gr. IMR-4895, WLR primer--potent medicine

Very cheaply made Turkish gun that is no longer produced and parts availability is questionable. Not worth the risk, many lemons out there.

Maybe so..but check youtube, i just replaced some camry window motors and regulators, found a video that walked u thru it step-by-step. $360 is a lot better that $1200!

Buy the parts and fix it yourself! Door panels are so simple to remove.

Something wrong with the factory chokes?

Sorry no pic, check them out on gunbroker

You defy anyone to find a better 3" recoil-op semi-auto than a milli-benilli? That's so easy--the A-5 mag-12, preferably jap-made with invector +. Costs less, all forged steel, will be around for your great grand-kids, clean it once every decade or so if you're bored--not that it'll need it.