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Jon

Totally not all homemade. Open face chili dogs. Two hotdogs of choice, a can of Hormel Chili with beans, spice the hell out of it, then pour it hot on top of the cooked hotdogs. Tons of shredded cheese and salsa! Jon

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/voodoo-tactical-protector-rifle-case-46.aspx?a=602529 Closest rifle case I've seen to my King case. The only review on this states it WILL hold .308 FAL mags! Mine will too! Jon

HiViz will be following MagPul out of Colorado! :banana: <thumbsup> http://www.bizjournals.com/denver/morning_call/2013/04/hiviz-intends-to-follow-magpuls.html Jon

Less than would affect the manufacturing tolerances of moving parts. Jon

Very thin. Should be around 0.0005" to 0.001" and no more. Jon

Now now...you know you love that Springy! Two words: Perfect Ten Jon

That's the DHS keyword list. While I don't recall seeing one for ECHELON, the list of keywords that Carnivore sought out was extensive...like a small dictionary. Jon

Actually, with those QD swivels, you probably came out ahead. Jon

Pretty dang close BLK...the V-TAC doesn't have the plastic quik-detach buckle. Jon

Welcome Mark! ^^^^Listen to that right there! Jon

Tonight we had a lentil and vegetable stew, in both a beef and chicken stock base, big slab of cheddar in the middle and home made whole wheat flat bread. Jon

I've seen some of those before...but they had nowhere NEAR that number of bikes going at once! Jon

What in the hell would you do if there was a polymer 1911?! Besides Rock River. Oh...and STI. :banana: Jon

The inlaws usually used sliced jalapeños. With generous portions of cubed cheese. Our family makes it plain, then passes the bee hive and butter churn. Jon

That sounds very familiar now. There was a thread someplace about a type of rifle with a knurled knob at the rear of the bolt, which most people fouled up by twisting it with pliers. To release it you pushed, did a quarter turn, and it came out. Someone then talked about their rifle which was adjustable like yours may be. Jon

No offense Robo, but this is a LOT of bikes! Jon

Here's the best I could find short notice: http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/SavageStevensSpringfieldFox-33479/Rifles-40502/87RifleSeries-39863/87A-34285.htm That bolt is a dual extractor type, right and left...and both have a different spring. Jon

It shouldn't be overly complicated. Back when I was dirt poor, my hobby was picking up old .22 rifles and shotguns that people were selling as "not working". Find an exploded view of the rifle, examine it carefully, and you should be able to work out where that pin and spring belong. Not even looking at it, my guess is either the extractor or ejector (probably the latter). Jon

<laughs> 8) Where's my cane? Jon

Whew...I thought armpit woman got to me. Jon

One slice sucks up half a stick of butter. Then apply the honey. Jon

That's SUUUHHHWWEEEEET!! Didn't see a pic before. Jon

Not my choice. But in hard times I know others may take a job working for the feds. Jon

Just got one of these in multicam for Liberty. Over all I have to say KICK ASS!! After initial setup and adjustment, it is quite probably what most people want in a sling. Pull one strap to tighten the sling, another tab to loosen it. Very much like a Brownell's Latigo sling but padded. Only one minor real issue and two little peeves. When tightening the sling, I run out of adjustment with the pull tab and have to grab the strap and pull it to get it snug for rapid movement (jogging/running). The peeves are now I'm carrying my shorty .308 all over the house and now I need to paint it multicam. You sick disease spreadin' bastids! <lmao> Jon