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That was great! <thumbsup>

During his last year of high school my kid started making toilet cleaner bombs. He put several balls of aluminum foil in a 2 or 3 liter soda bottle with some toilet bowl cleaner and then capped it, shook it good then threw it down and waited. Damn things make a hell of a bang when they go off! :o I had to make him quit it, I had pieces of soda bottles and tin foil all over the damn yard! Not to mention, it was killing my grass big time. It's hard enough to have grass here in the desert without toilet cleaner eating it up! <lmao>

Yeah it will. Look at the banner above where you enter your email address after you click the enter tab. It will say thanks for entering and show your email address, but nothing else on the page changes. I thought WTF too!

My oldest son was stationed at Ft. Hood when the Luby's shooting happened. He and 3 Army buddies were going to go to lunch there that day, but the guy who's turn it was to buy lunch only had his checkbook and at that time that Luby's wouldn't accept checks so they went somewhere else to eat! He called me shortly after the shooting and told me about it. God was watching out for him and his buddies that day!

I'm with you brother, I've got two AR-15 lowers on order from Colfax Tactical. I'm just sitting and waiting.

120-yr-old tombstone in Kansas. Don't miss this one! This tombstone is actually in the Attica Cemetery Harper County, Kansas. 120 yr. old tombstone: And this guy died 120 years ago!

You hit the nail on the head right there Matt! The gun owners of this country need to speak up and be heard in a loud way. The gun grabbing politicians need to realize that they are opening a Pandora's box that will not be closed.

Jon, sounds like you drive like my son Josh. That boy worried me to death driving the wife's minivan or his V-6 Mustang, and I NEVER let him drive if both of us were in the Cuda. Then..........he got a Jeep Wrangler! :o

SSRI's, that is all I have to say! >:(

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poop! >:( There's always one in the crowd!!! :fawkdance: <lmao>

Really? Because it happened to me! And if your second statement is referring to my posting of the primer pocket reamer then I guess I can give 'real feedback' since I've done over 3000 cases with that reamer. <dontknow>

And you believed that? <lmao>

Hell yeah! <thumbsup> I already have my own personal boycott list started with CTD right at the top!

30 out of 33 New Mexico Sheriffs went to Santa Fe with that message! I found the KOB News 4 video clip and my Sheriff was there right up front. Awesome that this is taking place around the country and I'm sure a lot of voters are watching. <thumbsup>

You will get some great advice from the experts here, but just in case you haven't noticed, they LOVE to help guys like you spend your money! You Sir, have just become an enabler!!!!!!!!!! <lmao> <lmao> <lmao>

Cool! <thumbsup>

I would contact DPMS and ask them. You should be able to see if it is pinned or welded though. If you can't see a pin or weld I would bet that it will unscrew. As a rule, the only time a muzzle device is permanently attached is if the barrel is less than 16" and the device is used to meet the 16" length. At any rate if you do cut the front sight off you still have to deal with the flash hider as the new gas block won't fit over it either.

I bought a Hornaday primer pocket reamer that I chuck up in the drill and clamp the drill in the vise. I then lock the trigger back and go to to town. I can ream 1000 military cases in about an hour. One of these; http://www.midwayusa.com/product/253550/hornady-primer-pocket-reamer-cutter-head-small I wear a pair of mechanics gloves when doing this though, If the reamer grabs a case the case mouth can make a nice round cookie cutter type hole in your finger! :o Go ahead, ask me how I know! <lmao>

Why is the flash hider not conducive to removal? As far as I can tell it is not pinned or welded so you should be able to break it loose and unscrew it with no problem.

I think Tom is going to be featured either next week or the week after! :o

I tumble all my brass before sizing/depriming because I don't want to run dirty brass through my sizer dies. Rifle brass gets tumbled again after sizing/depriming, but only for thpurpose of cleaning the sizing lube off of the cases. I've never worried about cleaning primer pockets, either by tumbling or by hand, in any of my brass. In the 30+ years I've been reloading I've never seen a primer pocket get dirty enough to cause any kind of a problem. Some people feel that the blast from the primer knocks out any crud left from the previous load fired. I have to think there's some truth to that as I've never really seen any kind of residue buildup in a primer pocket.

That's correct. If you listen to the video the commentator says "Adam Lanza tried to buy a rifle on December 11th, that's Tuesday of THIS week, but was denied."

If it is right at 16 inches then cutting the threaded portion off may put him under the legal limit Rene.

If I ever found a camera on my land I would just have to assume it's mine and therefore, whatever I do with it is my business!