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Does anyone rember the first battle of he American Revolution? They sure as hell don't teach it in schools, anymore! Terry

Sorry, should have said 308. Terry

The good thing is-------- You found an HONEST gunsmith!!!!! Good to know, for any future projects! Respectfully Terry

I'm no good at reasearcher, but I'm GREAT at boycotting! I got the guys at the local gunclub to activly boycot K-Mart. after the Rosie O'Donnal thing. We let the store manger and reagonial maniger Know it, and why. Withen a year, the store was closed. Boycoting DOES work! Respecfully Terry

Will i interchange with the RRA ? I already have the upper. Terry

The easiets way "I" have found, to keep them in place is to tap the hole for a nylock set screw. Never have to worry, after that. Respectfully Terry

WTB RRA lower. Stripped, or complete. I'v had one on order, but who knows how long that will take, now. Thanks Terry

Mr. Robocop, you have said it in a "nut"shell!! Terry

Some measurements are much more important than others. Respectfully Terry

Well, I rember 94, and the 70's and 80's. And, I'm to old for the militia. But I can still pick up a rifle, and hit what I shoot at. Respectfully Terry

Is it just me, or does it look like that can is pointed downhill? Respectfully Terry

Have the headspace checked! Respectfully Terry

The site would not let me log on????????

Thats like asking if cars have changed. I live in Durango, Colo. Some say the mountain bike capitol of the world. I have a good friend who works for one of the bike mfgs. He says things are changing all the time. He made 5 trips to China last year to oversee changes to some of the parts. Respectfully Terry

Jon, I respectfully have to disagree with you. I'v seen quite a number of guns that "accidently" discharged because of mechanical wear, someone who didn't know what they were doing working on them. or just plain bad parts, or a combination of conditions. One memorable occasion was a customer who brought in a brand new Win M490 .22 semi auto. Guy took it out to the range, loaded a clip, went to relese the bolt, and the gun fired the whole clip!!! Guy came in, still shaking! I called Winchester, and soon after, Win recalled All the 490's because of out of speck parts. No one was hurt, because the guy was practicing safe gun handling, and the gun was pointed down range, But I can say, AD's DO happen. Respectfully Terry

I'v got a 260. But, if I were to do it again, I think i'd go with the 6.5 Creedmore. Less powder, but more length of neck for different bullets. Respectfully Terry

Sooner or later, its going to happen to EVERYONE!!! Not a case of "if" you will have an AD, just WHEN. Glad no-one was hurt! Respectfully Terry

We , my wife and I, got her a Kimber Solo. Its the ultimate, I think, in conciel ability. Almost 500 rounds through it now, everything from re-loads to American Eagle cheepy stuff, to Federal hydrashock. No failures of any kind. Got a second one for a female friend, she has a couple of hundred rounds through hers, also with NO failures. I am so impressed, I have one on order for myself. Me, who, for 50 years, has said I'd NEVER own a 9 for self defense. Respectfully Terry

Your right, Rene. Thats why I have a permit, and carry. When we moved to Durango, 25 years ago, I hung my ;45 in the safe, and it stayed there for almost 24 years. But, Things change. And my .45 has come out of retirement, and I'v put almost 5,000 rounds through it, getting re -aquantied.LOL!! Terry

One night, about midnight, I was working late at he gunshop. Heard a noise outside. Went out, .45 on my hip, shotgun in my hands. Woman on the ground, big guy standing over her. Whats going on, I yelled. None of your business was yelled back, and the shadow started toward me. I racked the shotgun, and hands went in the air. Don't shoot him, yelled the woman, he's my brother. Every one but me jumped in the car at the curb, and away they went. The sheriff showed up about 45 minutes later, and wanted to know what was going on. I had called 911 befor I went out to find out what was happining. True story Terry

Each year, our local gun club hos "open sight in days". I menion this ecause I have helped for the last 22 years, and each year we help people sight in between 400-600 guns. With all those different guns, I can say , conclusivly, that MOST guns will NOT shoot different ammo to the same point of aim. Many guns will shoot two or three types of ammo into good groups, but NOT to the same poi. Many guns will shoot only ONE of 7 or 8 brands/weights of bullets well. Many guns will not shoot to the same poi with a hot barrell as from a cold barrell. You just don't know what YOUR gun is going to do untill you test all the variables. I'v seen guns that would string 4,5 6 or more shost untill the barrel stabalised, then shot little tiny groups. I'v seen guns that would barley keep 5 shots on a 12" target with one brand of ammo, shoot just over 1" groups with another brand. You just need to spend a lot more time at the range, and shoot a bunch more. LOL!!! Respectfully Terry

+1 on the Nikons!!!! Wife has a m223 2-8 on her 5.56, and I can easly see the .22 holes on the 100 yd target! I'v always been a Leaupold man, but those Nikons are impressive! Respectfully Terry

Perhaps your correct, But I personally don't know of an mfg. who does. Respectfully Terry

I have a DPMS bbl on a RR rifle. Both companys said it would'nt work. Not being one to simply accept things, I miked and measured,scratched my head, and went ahead and did it. Ran it dry at first, untill I found this site, and have @500 rounds through it now with NO failures of any kind. To many people today who call themselvs gunsmiths who are nothing more than glorified parts changers. Make the changes you want, and find your confidence in the gun. Have fun respectfully Terry

I was judged physically un fit to serve. It remains he biggest regret of my life. Respectfully Terry