manix attached to my AK47

[meshmdz]

the manix has been detached and sent back to my pocket. the whole AK-Manix thing was not such a good idea. it was loose where i had it attached with a nut/washer lug.

 

[J85909266]

...Oh Darn.

 

[Guyon]

the whole AK-Manix thing was not such a good idea.

Yeah, but in the original reefer-induced haze, I'll bet that it was almost like you'd re-invented the wheel. :thumbup:

 

[Cutshaw]

Yeah, but in the original reefer-induced haze, I'll bet that it was almost like you'd re-invented the wheel. :thumbup:

Hilarious!

 

[Guyon]

That's sort of how I've always pictured the advent of the El Camino.

Two dudes sitting around getting stoned and one of them, out of nowhere, yells, "I've got it!!! Half-car, half-truck!!!"

 

[peacefuljeffrey]

Someday, the military will issue folding bayonets that can double as fighting knives and EDC soldier's knives.

My Norinco SKS has a "folding bayonet." It's the spike variety (pre-1994 ban) and it "folds" by way of a spring-loaded hinge, and seats into a groove carved into the wooden stock.

Technically it's not a knife, nor a "folding knife," but it is a folding bayonet.

-Jeffrey

 

[peacefuljeffrey]

That's sort of how I've always pictured the advent of the El Camino.

Two dudes sitting around getting stoned and one of them, out of nowhere, yells, "I've got it!!! Half-car, half-truck!!!"

Holy crap! A "brilliant stoner idea" is the ONLY logical explanation for that freak of nature called the El Camino.

I remember as a kid, I'd see them and I'd wonder, "What the hell use is a station wagon that leaves your crap out to be stolen, rained on or snowed on?!"


-Jeffrey

 

[TAH]

Mesh,

I don't care if the Manix was loose, tight, or on upside down. Put that bugger back on there and post a pic, damnit!

 

[kgriggs8]

If you post a pic of that Manix on the AK, you will become semi-famous online. I bet your pic will be on every knife and gun forum in a few days. It would be worth doing just to see how much peopl talk about it.