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took me about three times of looking at this picture to realize that's an indoor (probably in house range)

Strange I can get into it but that really doesn't mean anything I guess

he is a few of them around CO. AB didn't put any money in his pocket, but it still was a plug for money in his pocket

when I was looking into carbon fiber hand gaurds I found they epoxy to the barrel nut like this: https://www.midwayusa.com/product/313249/dpms-free-float-tube-handguard-lr-308-rifle-length-carbon-fiber-matte thats how the dpms ones were when I was looking at them, now I see they make them with Allen machine screws too, but I'm betting yours is epoxied to the barrel nut

I agree totally boring game, defense owned each side of the ball, had one teams D been less it woulda been a run away game.

glad he didn't, like they said it woulda taken from his teams victory. Unlike marshawn lynch who had to post up three or four times on Twitter he was retiring yesterday

Hahaha F Carolina, the better team and the better man won

don't let it bother you, obviously he didn't read everything. Kinda a piss poor way to enter a forum as a noob. Not to mention digging up a thread that hasn't had any posts in a few months. Good looking rifle Beeks, we're all here to learn!

Selfie from the 275 days??

Damn that looks good wash!! I got A big pot of black bear chili going been working on it since about 3, should be done about 8:30. Low and slow!!

This may help

you guys can meet in the middle and I'll meet you there

haha going Back in time for sure, I love going into the feed mill there. His place was "Brennan's greenbrier" right next to the fire station. best juke box in the Northwoods, I don't think it had changed since 1978.

Welcome to the forum from southern Wisconsin. As for removing the hand guard yes you need to remove the gas block, it's not so much a "pain in the dick" to remove but you just need to make sure you get it lined back up when you reinstall. Being that hand guard is carbon fiber (which is sexy!!) it's epoxied to the barrel nut. To remove the barrel nut you'll need an armors wrench and a vise block for your upper. And yes the upper separates from the lower by removing those pins

"good god man" maybe you should have read the other three pages of this thread before you decided to put up this useless troll post btw I see your new here, but I see no introduction. Feel free to go do that.....

Jerry welcome to the forum from southern wi. I've got a hogue grip on mine, it's molded with finger groves and rubberized, very grippy and comfortable as for quad rails I've still got this if you interested

I love it when she polishes the tip!!! glad to got it running iceberg, welcome to the forum

some kinda nickle Teflon coating, doing a quick Google search everything I can find comes up on foreign sites, one in some kinda Asian writing. AA: don't take this the wrong way but being on a budget why not try doing one first (I'd recommend the ar15). then when you get that running proper try your Hand at the other? At least with the ar15 your going to have a mil spec standard to follow and a bit cheaper build price?

when I took my road trip last spring I had to pack for 2 seasons lol.

Thanks guys! @Sisco I know you said your friend has a place in gliden, did you guys ever venture into butternut

we have a faxon rep on the board too "faxon Nathan" he's pretty good about helping people out and posting. I don't see why that barrel won't work tho

Welcome to the forum from southern Wisconsin!

Ps you stock looks to have a few mount points to mount to also. PPS welcome to the forum from southern Wisconsin

Midwest industries has a variety of mounts I've got a few on my ar's and shotgun https://www.midwestindustriesinc.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_ID=2408 https://www.midwestindustriesinc.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_ID=97 https://www.midwestindustriesinc.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_ID=80

just found out that a man who had treated us like family every year at deer camp passed away today. His name was Mike Brennan, and served as Chicago PD in the 70's then moved to a small town in northern Wisconsin serving as a sheriff deputy and maybe sheriff (I forget if it was he or his son). He also owned the bar we stopped in to tell our stories from the woods and listen to his old cop storied from Chicago. So tonight I raise a shot of Tullamore Dew to you Mike, till we met again