Rsquared

Well? You're screwed now my man. These things are worse than potato chips. You won't be able to stop with just one.

Touche' my good man.

C'mon...you know better than that. Technically, I'm a "B" whore. 5 times over.

I'd say let's roll with that. They'd be dropping like flies.

Same here. Yeah, yeah.....I know....this doesn't surprise anyone.

Yeah. Same here. Working around screaming chillers and other large refrigeration equipment over the years has taken it's toll.

Well now I don't feel bad about not finishing my 6.5 MK12 build yet.

Take it either way. I'm pretty good at both.

Another happy ending. Good job wrenching on that thing my man.

I would hope that you're joking. After spending 1500 bucks, what's another 100 (ish)for a set of gauges that can be used on every other build of that caliber?

Welcome aboard from Maryland.

I can't say whether or not it would physically fit, cause I've never tried it. You've got to keep in mind that the large frame 308 AR is a different animal than it's small frame counterpart. There's enough confusion just trying to get the many different manufacture's to try and get some kind of standard. They're all out there doing their own thing for the most part. No Milspec on the large frame AR. Which is why we keep seeing cycling issues spring up, as guys come here trying to figure out why their rifle won't run.

Oh HELL no. AZ gets too damn hot for this hermit (except MAYBE the skull valley area that Tom has talked about). I'll be Wyoming bound by retirement.

Simple answer is no. The LWRCi is a piston driven system, where the AR-10A is "designed" to be a standard direct impingement system. If he's already spent the cash on an LWRCi upper, he might as well go the rest of the way and pick up one of their lowers. Keep everything from the same manufacture. By the way, I've handled a Reaper before, my son owns one. Pretty sweet. LWRCi makes quality stuff.

Yeah, but at least the truck could be lived in.

Not counting the broad making all of the noise in the background. This would be a pretty cool ride.

That's not the best retirement strategy.

A plus with solar that I've always been a fan of, is it's modular design. It's the kind of thing that you can just keep adding panels over time. Almost the kind of thing that you work into your annual budget. So you just keep expanding your array over time.

I'm liking that. That's a good setup.

Interesting read brother.

Damn right I do. But...................................that 145K price tag just might keep me away.

Out-Fucking-Standing Tom. Spot fuking on. And yes. A glass held high to our LEO brothers here. Current and retired (couldn't leave Lurch out)

That thing is bad ass! It gets the official R2 seal of approval.

Now, do you see how he casually slid that in there? What a dick. Nice pair brother (and I may, or may not be talking aboot your pistols).

A-Fukin-Men!