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That's pretty cool. I was wondering what the hell he was doing.
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PA10 GEN II, My Findings On Parts Info and Range Data (Log)
ARTrooper replied to GoodByNAair's topic in Palmetto State Armory
I ALWAYS clean a new part or weapon when I first get it. often times companies will put a lubricant on it that is not good for shooting. they just want to get the rifle to you without any rust or other issues. At the very least, always field strip and thoroughly clean. Then lubricate it yourself with something you know works before shooting it. - Today
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Yes sir 3.240”.Tungsten weights on the way.Will also have a pocket of quarters ready for next shoot.
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PA-10 Stock/Buffer Compatibility Question from People's Republic of CA
Bigfoot replied to strelnikov's topic in Palmetto State Armory
A ideal solution to issue.Move out of that fuked up state. -
PA10 GEN II, My Findings On Parts Info and Range Data (Log)
cheap-bastidge replied to GoodByNAair's topic in Palmetto State Armory
I just recently put together a gen 2 PA10, and I found the extractor was not working at all right out of the box, the springs were all gunked up, causing it to not allow it to go over the shell when closing into battery. I had to take it apart, clean all the gunk out, and lube the heck out of it and put it back together. THEN it worked as it should. I found it odd they choose to use 2 o-rings (stacked) and 2 springs (1 inside the other) , never seen one done like that before. Once this was done it functioned perfectly when I took it to the range and fired it. If I had not done this, I am sure there would have been major malfunctions. -
i just cought this https://youtu.be/LoP9QZnRQlAy
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If it gets that bad I hope people be fighting back... and can't fight back with a rifle filled with dirt. lol. Besides, unless you are living in Madison or Milwaukee, you don't have to worry about anyone wanting to take your guns in this state really. lol.
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PA-10 Stock/Buffer Compatibility Question from People's Republic of CA
Robocop1051 replied to strelnikov's topic in Palmetto State Armory
I’m going to try save you some $$$ and headache... the PRS is a $200 brick. It weighs way more than it needs to and costs 2x more than comparable stocks. The Gen3 stock will fit ANY “rifle” receiver extension (buffer tube)... I put “rifle” in quotes because there are “pistol” tubes that are much thicker than the more common “rifle” tube. I have lots of experience with this stock. I have to install 150 of them for a current order and I can’t wait for them to all be gone... Do yourself the favor and take a look at the AB Arms USS for a lighter/less-expensive alternative. It too will fit on an adjustable tube. I recently started using this fixed stock and I REALLY like it. That grip fin is atrociously over priced. If you like the Kydex, there are MUCH cheaper alternatives on eBay and Amazon. Check out the options by Stike Industries also. Their simple grip is only $10-$15. MFT makes a nice option too! -
I'da thought Jacob would have seen this thread already?!... I never even thought of that... Last time he was out was a Marana Shoot, with planeflyer Jon as the Range Master. I think that was 2013 or 2014...
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Solved. Click it... https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/e3c14fb9-16b1-484b-a23d-65beea9ba873 Jay and Silent Bob saved my a$s...
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Done.
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Common Questions, and Search Function
98Z5V replied to 98Z5V's topic in 308 AR - What You Need To Know
I'd like to see a Mod or Admin LOCK THIS thread... I don't even want to see anyone bitching about this. They need to be able to read it, and move on. -
Routinely, does it arise... Common questions come up here all the time. Routine questions. Very basic questions. This forum is FULL of valuable information. What the long-staying members here do, is very simple - they solve problems. Issues that can't be solved in other venues and places, or forums. This Large Frame AR Platform is our specialty. Many of us have been doing this since... WAY before it was popular. Many of us were here for the first iteration of the "billet craze," with the initial run of "custom manufacturers with tons of experience," - that released screwed up receiver sets. Many of us had to get into this game on a $350 or $400 DPMS "K" lower receiver, then drop another $250 on the upper receiver. Stripped... We worked through it. We either found solutions, or we abandoned bad hardware. I could name a few very prominent "bad hardware" companies, but that would just be rude. They know who they are - or who they WERE, before they went out of business. Recently - early 2018 - we've seen a rash of very basic questions that come up. It seems that most of those basic questions either come from bad information from another website/forum, or they come from a rudimentary lack of knowledge about this platform, and about the AR15 platform. The questions arise from a basic lack of fundamentals about the AR platform, in general. The bitches and complaints about the search function here usually come from people that never tried to search, here. I've even seen people blame board software for it, and nothing further from the truth, could be said. That's a basic misunderstanding on YOUR part,about the software - not the fault of the software... I'll give a few glaring example of what to do, and what NOT to do. Let's say you want to find info on a LaRue trigger. You hit the search and you type in larue trigger - notice that CLOSELY... You receive a hit on this board for everything out there on "larue" and you'll also get a hit on everything that ever mentioned "trigger." Whoa, what, there's so much shiit my head is exploding!!! The search on this site SUCKS!!! Yeah, I'm sure it sucks, when you don't know how to search for something on a forum... You didn't do it right, you didn't get what you wanted. And your head exploded. Garbage in, garbage out. That falls on YOU. Yeah. YOU did that. YOU created those search results, from your basic misunderstanding of the search function. Now, what you wanted was results on a LaRue Trigger... So, type THIS into the search box... "larue trigger" - USE THE QUOTATION MARKS AROUND WHAT YOU WANT TO FIND. You get a hit on anytime anyone on this board ever said "larue trigger..." Here's a perfect storm that went bad, very recently. Someone asked for some VERY basic information, put little to NO effort into ANY kind of research on anything involved in it, then lost their shiit on members that told them that they should search out the information - because it was everywhere here... Click it - make it bigger. The reply was simple, but turned ugly quick. This was a new guy that completely blew off the basic forum etiquette of posting an intro - which is encouraged everytime we see this. Sometimes, first-post questions aren't even answered - they're just replied with "Welcome to the forum and post an intro in the Intro Section..." It's not mandatory, but don't expect respect if you lose it on people in your reply to that... Click it again, make it bigger again... Ultimately, here's what you need to know. The Search Function isn't that damn hard here - it's quite easy, as I explained above. To prove that, I search out this guy's specific questions, and answered them with links to the information. It was a simple process - a VERY simple process - and I made this reply in a few minutes... NOT hours...
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That’s just my big water stuff heres my b&b box
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Good call. Anyone else that may need the advance notice?
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I'll go add it in there right now, with the very first post, and my reply...
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Can this post be added to the "What you need to know" thread?
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Right on, brother. Get to it when you can - just make sure you measure it all out, inspect it, and determine if you need to modify that receiver extension...
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Will do. Time will be limited for the next few weeks for gun stuff in my life. so i'll update when I can.
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@bfoosh006, also let PSA know that I might sound like a dikc, but it's for the better of the company. I'm harsh, gruff, whatever label that I need. Armalite doesn't have these issues on their AR-10 Carbine Recoil System.
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Check both those receiver extensions, too. Make sure they don't need "modded" to screw in another turn... @bfoosh006, try to see if this in an ongoing issue at PSA - let them know about it. Thay can notch their own receiver extensions, in order to fully seat them like they should be, during assembly. This will cut out troubleshooting on message boards, and customer-fixes. And BCGs crashing into lowers.
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Yup search, not hard. PA10 is also not hard as of right now the top 10 threads have "95%" of all the info on this forum, some light reading and a few beers then ask questions. Late to the party again. lol
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I know i'm late to the party. Both my 18 " PA10 and my dads 20'' PA10 did this and both took $.50 to fix. I'm also running an H3 5.4oz buffer, it helps. I will be getting a H3 for my 7.62x39 next with that and the break it will be like a mill 5.56.
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You guys have issues.
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