Armed Eye Doc

What measurement did you get?

Did you play with your caulk?

Beer made me find this funny and post this.

How many rounds do you have through your rifle?

Where there's a will, there's a way. It may not be a smart way. But it is there.

Carfentanil, a synthetic opioid, is a white powdery substance that looks like it could be cocaine or heroin. Drug dealers mix it with heroin to presumably make the heroin stronger. It is 10,000 times more potent than morphine and 100 times more potent than fentanyl. The drug is also used to tranquilize elephants and other large mammals. This drug is so powerful it poses a significant threat to first responders and law enforcement personnel who touch it by accident. In addition, people can overdose on carfentanil quickly. Multiple doses of the anti-overdose drug Narcan may not be effective. Users exposed to carfentanil can experience dizziness, clammy skin, shallow breathing, heart failure and more.

Welcome again.

I watched that in world history class in high school when studying African conquest in the 18th century. I had seen it prior to that.

Welcome to the forum. You beat me to it.

And he has imitators...or maybe groupies. https://www.whdh.com/news/police-wanted-woman-found-hiding-in-refrigerator-after-trying-to-fool-officers-with-sheet-rope/amp/

Susan said the likely path to zombies is with all of the preservatives that people are eating. It will make us animated for years. I don't know if that counts as immortal though.

That's because you are immortal.

I have a Franklin Arms binary trigger. Many here have fired it with different calibers. I have it on a separate AR15 lower that I can put any upper on top. It is a fun trigger. It is not a trigger I would use for accuracy, even in single shot mode. The second shot in binary mode will almost certainly be off target, even with lighter recoiling AR15 rounds. I have other rifles, most of which have a Larue MBT-2S trigger. Im not saying to not follow your dream of a binary trigger. Just that you should evaluate the experiences given and make your decision with more information.

...from all of the farts you've blasted out of them over the years?

The easy choice is the Armalite carbine buffer kit. It is a slightly longer tube but it will work fine with your Aero system. It will guarantee your recoil system is correct. Otherwise, you can get a 2.5 inch buffer that weighs closer to 5.4oz from KAK or heavybuffers.com. You may still need to drill your gas port after eliminating the recoil system.

Good plan. There are far fewer people who will survive in California. Too many people are dependent on hand outs. So, there should be less competition for resources.

Welcome to the forum. PSA does a pretty good job on AR-15 parts because there is a mil-spec. But there are many other companies that do a good job as well. PSA has not proven that they can regularly produce a consistent functioning large frame AR.

Those are some awesome graphics on a sweet rifle.

Rhineland is the name of the town where my dad was born and both parents, as well as many other ancestors, are buried. I am now looking for something to buy to honor them. Thank you for making me aware of this company.

Welcome to the forum. I also can't help with your search.

Pictures of your problem can help greatly. Please upload some when you get a chance. Did you assemble the upper and lower? Or were they factory assembled? I had a similar issue with an AR I put together. It ended up that I had bent the receiver extension when tightening it. (Brute force is not always the way ) What do you mean by short buffer? A couple of sixteenths can make a difference. Please provide an accurate measurement. This is always sound advice when assembling LFARs.

He's afraid that you will wind up in his fridge if you are in heaven.

I bought one a couple of months ago for a project that I have not finished yet. I saw a good (enough for me) review here.

No, you have not corrupted me that way. I just don't feel the need to advertise my love of big turrets.

A change of topic from "turrets"...