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^^^^ Great links brother, I am a big Ozzy fan.

Welcome from Indiana brother Bob, will be heading out your way soon for my retirement. Sheetmetal worker L.U.#73 Chicago.

Fulton has some beauties..I'd love to have one someday.

Powerhouse performance...outfukinstanding.....love it...thanks brother.

They have these flying machines now brother Mike...just sayin....

Heart breaking for non-combatants.

Ooopsie...

Welcome from Indiana brother.

LaRue's MBT is a damn nice trigger...just sayin. Put it on my M5.

Classic for the old guys :https://www.bing.com/search?q=tony+bennett+i+left+my+heart+in+san+francisco&form=EDGEAR&qs=AS&cvid=04188fee6a874416be786c761aa14635&pq=tony bennett i left my

Another classic 70's were some good times.

Saw him in concert when that album came out. Great time, hell yea.

They sure have alota of twins and triplets in there Armed Forces.

You did a real nice job on that rifle brother Roman

Looks good brother Ray.

Creedmore ammo 5.56-69 gr. and 30-06 167 gr..

Welcome from Indiana brother.

You could run a piece of all thread to a " 1/4"rod coupling" . The ones I have used were 1/4-20,which could be changed by running a 1/4-20 die over for a depth of about 1/2" to one end. Set it so the rod coupling is flush/or little retarded to the bottom of the grip. Then you can add whatever length piece of rod/foot combo you like, easy on/off. Just a thought.

Welcome From Indiana brother and THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE. so what did they do at optical services?

My Aero M5 uses the Tac-ops. Link above. I also use them on my 15's. Damn good product, especially if you run a scope.

Living in Cali. will change a man.

Very nice set of pistols brother Sisco.

Welcome from Indiana brother Kevin.

Glad your back brother. That is our point in "hunter Ed." Ones actions in the field are reflected on everyone. Even when handling firearms.

Got $75.00 for a broken .22Lr my cousins husband gave me.