shibiwan

My CMMG 18" barrel shoots pretty decent. :D

Highs in the low 80's till Thursday then it drops to 79 on Friday. I love the weather here once the summer switch is turned off.

spoilers ahead

Wait till the CA lawmakers find out that 9mm AR's are blowback driven and need no gas system... haha.

Sure. Just sold a 7.5" 5.56 pistol this weekend. (Customer requested no flash hider so he could use his own QD flash hider) I did do a CA-SSE build for a forum member here. Not that much a pain at all. I do have a black sig brace in stock and a new 300 aac pistol that was also put together last week. ....or you want a chassis for your puny .460 hand-cannon?

Hmm... it's still shorts weather around here.

DPMS Specs for .308 carbine buffer using standard 7" carbine buffer tube: .308 Carbine Length Buffer length: 2.485" or in between 2 1/2 to 2 3/8 Weight .238 pounds = 3.80800 ounces Therefore earlier posted info is not correct.

Hmmm... this could be a nice experiment. I think I have some 30-06 shells lying around.

only if I want them to look pretty....but I use a vibratory tumbler. Not the drum kind.

I seal the primer pockets and re-tumble them in SS for that final cleaning. No issues so far. :D

Recently updated in the database.... http://www.missingkids.com/poster/NCMC/1239928/1 No word from the family yet. [edit] interesting that the three featured kids on the homepage are from AZ.

Where? Who has Fed 210M in stock? I need to buy some!

That's from the info we know/been given. Gullible teens with zero streetsmarts. :love4: :ove3: Probably why she isn't in the NCMEC database because it's typical of the things teenagers do and the police may be having their doubts. Then again she's technically still a minor....

Already shared on facebook. That's where my wife posted it. No idea who the guy is. I should ask my eldest (17). She was the one raising the red flags when Amber had a sleepover with my girls. Next day Amber takes off....

Crossposting for my wife. Her friend is really worried that the daughter took off with some shady guy..... "Amber's friends were very worried about this guy BEFORE Amber disappeared. They were worried that he was trying to lure her so that she could be trafficked, and they were attempting to intervene on the very day she disappeared. Meanwhile, he showed up at her job and talked to her, and then she told her boss she had a family emergency and left with him. No one has seen her since. His text messages show him saying he bought her an airline ticket. So, they could be anywhere! This guy has known connections in Arizona, Colorado, and Missouri. He has a criminal history. She is very trusting and vulnerable. Please share. Please ask your friends to share." Please get the the word out.

Unless it's a riser with a 20 MOA cant, and then you add rings to get the final height you want.

The information is now outdated. Missing is the shorter "LR-308" length buffer that is used in DPMS pattern 308's with a standard carbine extension.

It's likely the incuded rings are not meant for a "flat top" extended rail setup like on an AR. Compatible rings should have at least have 0.63"-0.75" saddle height to clear the scope bell for a 50mm objective. You can also use a riser to bump it up to clear the rail.

Mostly BTHP. Barnes Matchburners (175gr) Nosler Custom Competition (175gr and 220gr) SMK (175gr and 180gr) Hornady A-Max (178gr and 208gr) Hornady BTHP (168gr and 175gr) The heavier ones go into my 300 AAC subs.

That kid looks like he's crapping himself. <laughs> <lmao>

On a pizza pan with paper towels on it. Then I hijack my wife's warming drawer and stick it in there for about 45 mins. LIke this: Done:

....the chap mentioned "Tapco" so the assumption was the standard carbine length. :D

I rike rong time ago.

I'm using a mix of pins and jeweler's tumbling media (more pins than the jeweler's media). Bought it off ebay. http://stores.ebay.com/guntapcom/ (for the pins) http://stores.ebay.com/jetsjewelerstoolsandsupplies/?_dmd=2&_nkw=media (jeweler's media - get the mix)

Loaded 325 rounds of 168gr hpbt plinking ammo for a buddy.