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I like the 300. It runs both subs and supersonics. Shooting it suppressed is WAAAYYYY cool. 30 cal out of an AR-15 size rifle is a boat load of fun.

Welcome from Maryland.

If that ain't the record......that's pretty damn close. And YES.....impressive it is.

That's one DAMN fine gesture on their part.

I suppose Matt and I could alter course to intercept him if needed. (grin)

Hey! Hey! Hey! Don't talk about my Rene that way. He's my wingman, waterhead, partner in crime. Show some respect for christ's sake.

$hit! Wrong breast's.

Well hell. I've got the bolt carriers.....the mobil 1.............DAMMIT. OK......now where's Rene when we need him?

I would hope so. After all....that's what this crowd always pushes. Mobil 1........rubbed into large breasts. Or is that bolt carriers?

True words there. Thanks for the update Doc.

Large, oiled down breasts? Maybe?

Well this crowd wouldn't want to let her down.

Well.....Rene can always show you his.

^^^^^

Welcome from Maryland.

Welcome aboard from Maryland.

Welcome from MD.

Welcome from Maryland. You are going to find that there are differences between the two platforms. A lot of proprietary parts for different manufactures. But just throw out any questions that you may have. This crowd is pretty easy going and informative. Automotive racing engines huh? Sounds cool. What type of racing?

Welcome aboard from Maryland.

I see what you did there.

Damn. You spoiled the ending.

Welcome from MD.

Good lookin rifle my man. I like the sniper gray color.

That's a great find brother. That's a good intro to anybody that doesn't understand how an AR works. On the other hand, the rest of us have our pants down while watching how the weapon system is cycling. Thumbs up! To the brother who ALWAYS has shotgun on the short bus while I'm the wheelman. You're the man Rene! Happy Thanksgiving my brother.

Gonna sound funny. But a Taurus PT-92 (an M9 clone). When I first got separated (around 1998), it was the only gun that I could afford. The separation was going ugly at that time. I had two kids and the ex-wife that I was paying for. I still have that gun today. Believe it or not, it's still my bedside piece. Mainly because it has always shot everything that I've ever fed into it. Steel or brass. I don't care what the specs say. Now don't get me wrong. I love my 45's, my 15's and of course ALL of my 10's. But that little POS 9 mm Taurus is still my bedside piece. After all these years....she still works.