shibiwan

Looks like forged components - so they oughtta be competitively priced. Wonder who's making their forgings.... :D

If all else fails, I think one of my distros would have them in stock.

not quite "in the mail" but I got this much done today :)) :)) :))

....and you'll also need a progressive... LOL

Bear in mind that most of the add-on cheek risers out there are designed for M4/AR15s. Using those cheek risers on a 308AR may obstruct the charging handle from going all the way back. YMMV. :)

Hoagan is a split-off from POF...both are local companies out here in AZ. Something about one of the guys from POF leaving to start up the new company due to some disagreements but that's just hearsay, not sure what really happened.. Stick with the DPMS compatible stuff and you should be good.

Most (if not all) 308-ARs are already overgassed. Don't lose sleep over this. It's not worth the concern - your rifle will cycle properly as-is.

I haven't identified with any one band's music since the early 90's, until 5FDP came along. Somehow their stuff speaks to me. They've also done a lot for the military. Kudos to them!

Heh... like it came off ARF or glocktalk..... LOL

How about something from these guys? http://hazard4.com/products/ I have their SLR case but somehow I don't use it enough and ended up breaking my 5D

Yes, we've read the rules... a little too much IMO.:D

Nice... who makes that short stock?

It's so easy when you're a manufacturer.:D

220gr subsonics. Got them from our distributor. Interested? We stock a good amount of 300AAC because we specialize in building 300AAC firearms at the shop and have the ammo available for them.

I could mark it as an LE demo, just like our suppressors, SBR's and full autos.

There is no "A2" buffer tube. There is only the "A1" rifle buffer tube and by adding the small extension adaptor, you can then install an A2-length stock on the rifle buffer tube. Like wart mentioned, the rifle buffer tubes do not use the retaining nut. The carbine buffer tube is shorter than the rifle buffer tube. There is no A1 or A2 for the carbine buffer tubes, only commercial or Mil spec carbine buffer tubes. Since you have an A2 stock on your DPMS, it's safe to say you have a rifle buffer tube, not a carbine buffer tube.

"some reloading company" was what I was told. At $3/lb, the recycling place would have received $45k...

Pics, Tom... we need pics, or you know that it didn't happen.

Wait... I think I can legally make those since I have the SOT-2 paperwork all approved. :D Anyone wanna bring their Huey by the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway airport for us to outfit?

That's a good price for a 308 NiB BCG. Rule 65b time, warthog.

Welcome from AZ!

I need to get a few customers like that. :D

Unfortunately that stock uses a carbine extension.

More greetings from AZ.

OMG... <lmao> <laughs> .....and this is after hearing a CCW instructor recommended a Hi-Point .38 to his class..... Take him to the range with a few Sigs and things will change.