Bulgarian Makarov
just received a bulgarian makarov from sog the safety is real hard to work had everything apart including the firing pin because it came packed in cosmoline i noticed a tiny spring under the safty catch is the problem or do i need to replace the catch also?
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I have heard alot about these Makarov's, does anyone out there have any information on these pistols. I am also looking for a chart that shows the difference in the cartridge sizes. Does standard 9mm ammo fit these? What is the 9X18 or 9X19mm?
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It came caked in packing grease or cosmoline. And after a thurough cleaning and proper lubrication, it shot great. Impressive actually for the money spent on it. The trigger was a little tougher than I'da liked. The finish showed some minor wear, no rust or pitting. The bore was fine. About the only thing I think it needs is a trigger job and an Armor Kote. 0 -
I have several. Incredibly simple, accurate and reliable lil guns. I swapped on an aftermarket rubber grip on one, and now it's my primary CCW. Used it for the state carry permit range test, scored 100%. Finish isn't stellar, but want do you want for $150?
"Go to Lakedaemon, stranger passing by;
And say there, that in obedience to her law, here we lie"0 -
There are some stats on the breech pressures of the Mak: 23,000~24,000 p.s.i.
http://www.hodgdon.com/data/pistol/918mmmak.php
I liked my Mak; traded it away, and am looking for a chance to get it back.
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chunkstyle, your not the first person I've talked to who has gone to the makarov as their primary ccw weapon. Quite a few individuals who I run into at the local gun club admit to it. With the proper choice in ammunition, I was amazed at the capability of the little gun. And its size, relaibility, and accuracy just seem to make it an ideal adoption for a ccw weapon. Also the fact that it is affordable makes it alot more inticing to entry level shooters. 0
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