Comments by "Burnt Kitty Forge" (@BurntKittyForge-pl8ol) on "Forgotten Weapons" channel.

It's called a "BillClinton butthole stock " version not a "thumbhole stock version" ....
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I saw a pic of it on a "news" clip about N. Korea and it was a blast from the past because I thought Armalight at first , with the folding stock but a comment said pic was South Korea because "K2" then i recalled Daewoo , on civilian market for bargain back then . I heard they were good rifles but one guy from a gunstore had cleaned his with wd-40 and the buffer tube exploded due to the flammability and that's why I always remember it as far as rifles and cleaning the tubes with WD-40 , they stopped importation just before the Chinese AKs which were the Norinco and MAK-90s with the Bill Clinton butt hole stocks and no flash supressor or bayonet lugs because they try to take what they can in bites , all these were under $300 and sometimes under 200 used . They weren't trusted because the price UNTIL they were torture tested and found to be very tough ....still watching thanks...
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...i heard there was a new(er) polymer 80 kit that was a mold and you could mix two liquids it comes with into the mold and done , 100% ...lol dunno if it went to fruition ,
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to brace the polymer lower to the upper better I've always imagined a oatey type "split ring hanger" about $2 at bigbox hardware store [edit: around the buffer tube] , and then bolt it to a picatinny or 20mm type rail and then use a rail clamp to clamp the new rail section on the buffer tube "split ring hanger" mount to the rail on the upper reciever where the m16 handle carrier nobody uses is , the scope railed, flat top receiver clamped to the buffer tube by adding a rail and rail connector point , to sturdy the fact the buffer tube screws into plastic ring is all ...
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...should make an upper similar that fits an AR lower would be awesome IMO , still watching . I'm at same lower trigger control and magazine with the upper explained, and that seems ideal for fix the ergonomics and gas system better imo
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it has no buffer tube wrecking ergonomics, folding stock like armalite , and overcomes the gas tube that gets dirty and hotter than a piston , like the Galil , maybe yours was old worn out one...old m16s suck too
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IMO every rifle should have a grenade launcher with birdshot for drones until they come up with jammers or some other defense
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...maybe they use a different or more powerful grenadite compound in the m203 shell, those are a pound each , i think both about the same , 5 meter kill radius basically , either sounds like a mortar if one ver heard it , i'm talking a couple mile bass boom , i saw a steel dumpster that looked like a balloon with the side seams busted, had to have been a grenade, just pondering whether the full size grenades are better but probably it's a make do weapon where they fast made something with what they had around to make do with ....goodnight lol thanks again too
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i like metallurgy , knife making because it combines the all metalwork(edit: steps possible including heat treating) in one simple metal work, anyway cross-related with the fine steel and compactness of firearms, that makes a lot of sense so far along in vid, in that the scrap ak trunnions come with a chamber portion and a fraction inch rifled section of barrel pinned in , next many vendors ban "grenade launcher muzzle devices" for sales there so the cheap ak grenade spigot used on the ak with gas block feature on the gas block (on the front end the barrel)...surplus cheap , you need a bolt lock and somehow a reverse 14mm die i guess...lol hypotheticals turning , the mag and entire design lends itself to airgun design , im thinking big bore funny airgun stuff...anyway i bet it has a larger bore than the spigot muzzle device that has to have a grenade slid on and i imagine a blank maybe some design has steel tip and uses a normal bullet ....arrow barrel would be wild probably have to make special load of course , thanks for the cool breaktime vid(s) ...hope you're great, stay safe ...
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...yeah dumb design because it strikes the grenade primer then fires the launching charge and if the shooter has a dud and tosses it , between 5 -1 grenades go off , maybe it's safer for fire one at a time near a big hole to drop it in incase a dud , it can't seal the spoon to the bore unless maybe it has a bigger barrel and a plastic wad cup, then the spoon would drop....i saw a diagram way back where the spoon has a triangular metal with a hole for a pin on two sides and the firing pin on the third side , it's flipped back and has a coil spring and held cocked like that by the spoon so when the pin is pulled nothing until the spoon drops, the coil spring pushes the triangular piece with the pin , it hits a primer that ignites the 5 second fuse....5 seconds is too long at close rnge so one milks the grenade by dropping the spoon, count to one thousand ,two thousand and throw the grenade....phew goodnight thanks edit: i am saying it's a normal grenade with no triangular piece or it's pin, coil spring and no spoon that holds it cocked so it's missing those and the cap exposed then was the point
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..i suspect they went into airsoft production instead later....
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they really solved or addressed every issue i have with the AR/m16 even 7:28 about , where the upper and lower open , has a thicker block rather than the take down pin , these points cause a wobble between the upper/lower imo from sling use mostly and the aluminum wears from the pressure , doesn't affect accuracy but it creates a loose fit and it wobbles side to side , also the bayonet use is stupid wear on the aluminum , wow , the buffer tube, the gas system and even that adressed , the sights it's a well thought out design imo ...I commented a few times about it but i had never seen all the details ...it's how I'd design one in theory but the actual design already engineered is very interesting , and exactly my thoughts on improvements to the M16 design from handling them...I sort of prefer the all steel AK but i never fired the 5.45 mm ....
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drill it and bolt a 20mm rail and use a removeable railed type grip ?
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