mariodesmo

Well, I took out my Bushy again and let her rip. Another 100 rounds downrange without any issues. Went bang everytime. That makes it flawless since new. In all, I have approximatley 600 rounds now down the pipe. All rouinds ejected at 3-4 o'clock. I had fitted a Redfield Revolution 2-7x32 scope from another rifle. 1st group shot with new scope is on paper, 2nd group I moved shots left 1/2 way to bulls eye, 3 rd group, well you can see. The final 7-8 shots started to shoot to 3-4 o'clock and down, then 6 o'clock. Looked like something came loose. Sure enough, my riser mount came loose... By then the range was getting crowded so I tightned up the scope mount and packed up and left. I really like this rifle! Conditions were: wind 10-15 mph from 3 o'clock. temp: mid 70's range: 100 yards Bench top, sand bags

I really like the way your gun looks. How does it shoot? <thumbsup>

Happy Easter!

Who-Hoo! That is outstanding news! Congratulations!

On its way as I type this... <thumbsup>

Wow, that's awesome, is it available in 308/7.62MM??? We need all the new guns we can get, while we still can! Yea, wives are already crying. Good thing I don't have one of those... <lmao>

Here in Silicon Valley, we had snow on the local foothills a few days ago and it's been cold! The foothills are only at 2000 feet so to see snow there is uncommon. We usually don't get snow there even during the coldest months of December or January. And never this late. It is very unusual to have cold winter storms coming in as they have, since it's so late in the winter. But then we've also had a very dry winter this year.

I've had my safe in the closet and in the garage. If you have it in a house with a crawl space under your floors, be sure to reinforce the floor under the safe. I put a concrete block in the ground with a 4x4 post up to the subfloor, with a plywood panel under the subfloor, for added strength. My safe weighs in at around 900 lbs... <thumbsup>

I have a Bushy MOE and am very please with it. I've shot about 300 rounds so far completely flawless, and accurate out of the box. It was also very affordable and nicely put together. If you do get a Bushy/DPMS, run it really wet when first starting out. Good Luck!

Yea, the older I get the more that happens to me too... ::)

Yea, a few of us are on here... <thumbsup>

X2 <thumbsup>

Jeez, we should have a family reunion! <lmao> I'm just south of SF on the peninsula. Make no mistake all you living in free America, there are a LOT of people here armed to the teeth. You should see our local shooting ranges on the weekend, impressive showing of young kids, moms, daughters, gun enthusiasts, all sorts... Long hairs, short hairs, no hairs! <thumbsup>

The typical pressure of a 308 is higher than a 7.62 round but not enough to cause damage on a modern 7.62 gun. I've shot 308 and 7.62 in mine. I also have the MOE Bushy and it's done fine. I've shot Winchester white box 7.62, FGMM 308, Privi 308, and heaven forbid, Wolf 308. The Wolf actually shot really well, nice tight groups. Here is what the barrel shows...

I picked up the sister rifle to your DPMS, the Busmaster LR-308 MOE and got the exact same results. In fact, I'm 59 years old as well. I posted my pics and results elsewhere on this board. These are some really nice shooting rifles for the money. They seem to be well made and shoot accurately, much better than my M1A Socom 16 did out of the box. It was actually terrible until I accurized it. Anyway, good luck with your DPMS. These are good shooting rifles IMHO. <thumbsup>