MikedaddyH

First time ever ,I hope you are wrong. Got some great deals on seconds and blems !

https://clarkarmory.com/products/polycase-9mm-inceptor-arx-ammunition

https://www.americanrifleman.org/articles/2015/10/23/tested-the-polycase-arx-bullet/

http://www.polycaseammo.com/project/inceptor-arx

I bought alot of projectiles from Shooting Pro Sports. Pretty good prices, to bad they went out of business.

Sure ! ??

Been watching Arrow lately ??? Lol !

Divide the state in half , put a fence from Lake Tahoe to the north side of the Goldengate Bridge. Problem solved !

Too easy.... The one with the ring !

Before you even think too hard about drilling, find out the size of the hole !!!!! If the hole is in a specific size range ( and not too small) your problem may be blockage (constriction in the gas tube) or the gas block might be covering some of the gas port hole. There might be an issue with the gas tube to bolt carrier mating surface causing a leak that you cannot see with the naked eye. I would suggest doing a canned air test before you do a teardown of the rifle. Also mark the position of the gas block before it is taken off, then look for carbon build up on it and on the barrel by the gas port hole. This may show a misalignments of parts. Añyway just throwing that out there , because once its drilled bigger there's no going back ... Only band aids to fix your new problem.

This is from 2012. Was reposted for this election. Still funny as hell.

Its a housing development. Lol ! He works at the largest dealership I dont know which one. Hired him after he graduated from MMI in Phoenix , and is from Kenosha, WI.

In Milwaukee , lives in "That 70's Show" town -Point Place. His name is Aaron.

CZ-97b third on my handgun buy list in10mm not 45acp. http://www.gunsandammo.com/reviews/cz-97-b-review/

That's my boy , barkin' to the beat !