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Wow, I said this idea years ago, I almost completely forgot about it. I'm still down for it if it counts.

Personally, quite a fan of the Marpat.

IBP isn't here anymore actually, Tyson moved in and they are in the process of moving out right now.

Just looking for some guys to go shooting with. I am currently in Emporia which is around the Wichita area (hour drive). I don't have any land to shoot on, but I may be able to help us out by setting something up with a friend of the family, or even going to Ft. Riley (last ditch effort). I am not going to make any plans until I have some yays though.

Looks like they changed from LLARMS to Amerigun and he joined his father in his business. But he will still do the Titan if asked about it.

Darn, all the pictures he posted were taken down, I kinda wanted to see what he was doing previously.

Ouch, sounds pretty harsh. I just like the looks of it, and I am currently in email contact with him right now, seems like he is still doing it. He said the price started at $500 for a 5-piece shroud. I personally don't know much about that stuff. So I take it that for what it is, its not worth it then?

I can't find any more on this, but I want one. Just take a look, it says that the added weight will help with recoil and protect your barrel more, but it is an extra 15 lbs. Personally I just like it because it is different and that it mainly what I am going for in my builds. Also I may be a bit of a nerd and would take it to a con (like comic-con) as a futuristic sniper for one of my characters. http://www.guns.com/2012/05/29/project-titan-308-experimental-compensator-barrel-shroud/ http://gunalizer.com/gunnews/llarms-project-titan-308-rifle/

So Range Report time. The rifle is amazing. I shot around 50 rounds out of it the first day, barely left any kind of mark on my shoulder, so even without a buffer the recoil management is amazing. I didn't think to take a 3-shot group picture, mainly because I was having WAY too much fun shooting. I would say the rifle itself will shoot sub-moa though, as I was zeroing it out to 100 I noticed all of my shots were tightly packed, even if not always in the center of the target. The second time I took it out (two weeks later), I shot another 50-75 rounds through it with a little more focus getting my eye-relief and actual grouping done. I was called away because of work before I was able to get nice 3-shot group to take a picture of and post it. I will have to do that next time. In a shot to shot comparison between the Remington 700 and my RRA, the 700 was much more accurate. All-in-all I absolutely love how this rifle turned out, even more than my RRA-SO. It may not have the quickness of follow-up shots, but with the accuracy that I am getting out of the rifle, I don't think I will need it.

This chassis allows the use of AICS magazines.

Not really planning for a muzzle break at the moment. The barrel isn't threaded so I would have that done first either way, but like I said, as of right now, nothing planned.

To be completely honest, I haven't even shot the rifle, with or without the chassis. I do love the feel of the chassis, I don't know, it's just right for some reason. The whole setup is still a bit weighty because of the 26" bull barrel that is on the rifle; I wanted to have my own M40 sniper. It should be fun though, when I actually get it out to a range. Still wish there was one that went out to 1000 that I could shoot on around here.

Couldn't find a real place to show this off, but man do I want to show it off. Started as a Remington 700 SPS Varmint Then I decided I was going to spruce it up a bit. I got a DPMS ErgoTactical grip, Magpul PRS buttstock, MDT LSS Chassis, and a UTG Bipod. Here is the finished project. I did all the work myself for the actual assembly, since it was my first time doing it, I thought I would go with something that isn't that much on the difficulty scale but I greatly enjoyed putting it together.

I haven't ran my EO suppressed yet, but I definitely plan on having it suppressed at some point in time; just kinda waiting till I get back to Kansas where I don't have to worry about the retarded laws as much.

Yeah, I'm willing to throw in money as well. I think I said this earlier, if we set up a PayPal account that people can voluntarily donate to, then we would be able to help fund not only the site, but the prizes could come back and everything.