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Definitely not an Aero. But it does appear to have a Diamondback BCG in it. Everything on Diamondback's site has the AR10 slant back. Note the little A above the forward assist and the position of the forward assist itself.

Hey! Most of us are old, some older than others, and a lot of us seem to have common aches and pains in joints and other places that got abused in the past. But at least we all can point a gun and shoot straight. I hope.

I've got a lightly used AR15 sized Mech Armor TacOps I can part with.

Set up properly, the rear of the scope should be just in front of the latch and handle of the charge handle. Your nose should almost touch the rear of the charge handle when sighting.

The soft points do work in an AR but you have to be able to accept that the tips get dinged by the feedramps. Being soft points they are hunting rounds. If your hunting distances are short, say 100 yards and in, use them. My handload sp bullets were about moa accurate at 100 yards.

I hope I make it to Medicare before I have to get the knee operated on.

Hemi, those Cortisone shots ain't cheap! I had one this past January thinking that because the injury was work related that the shot would be covered. Surprise! Damn Fed Ex denied the claim and I was stuck getting a shot that cost me over 1K. The worst was I couldn't tell if it did anything for me or not. YMMV

Welcome from WI. Lived in La Grange for 3 years in the 80s. @shooterrex and I were practically neighbors and didn't even know it.

Seems a waste of ammo using it on individual soldiers, other than the fear factor that sets in on the recieving end when a buddy vaporizes on impact.

By Lucas Bernard It was April, 1945. Kriegsmarine U-Boat 1206 was underway prowling off the coast of Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Captain Karl Adolf Schlitt needed to take a shiit. At this stage in the war, U-boat rations mostly consisted of preserved bread and bratlingspluver, a soy-based meat filler. Luckily, this submarine was equipped with a state-of-the-art toilet. Unlike most similar craft at the time, U-1206 did not have to store its waste in onboard septic tanks, a feature that freed up much needed stowage space. It instead had a marvelous piece of German engineering, a toilet that pushed shiit into a pressurized airlock to be jettisoned directly out to sea. Typical of such Teutonic tech, this toilet was incredibly complicated and required special training to operate—to flush—correctly. Time was of the essence, and the call of duty did not allow Captain Schlitt to find a toilet specialist. After a little tinkering with the order of operations, Schlitt admitted defeat and sought aid from an enlisted man. One may ask, why was proper toilet procedure so important? An overflowing toilet on land is a nuisance, but on a U-boat, it was a death trap. The battery used in U-boats was highly susceptible to chemical reactions with water. When exposed, it produced chlorine gas. In their wisdom, German engineers located the battery directly underneath the bathroom. Captain Schlitt tried to explain what he had done so far to the toilet, but unfortunately was not as descriptive as he should have been. The sailor turned a valve and a pressurized mix of waste and seawater rushed back into the sub. Racing against the deadly gas filling the submarine, Schlitt burst into action to surface as quickly as possible. The crew blew the ballast tanks and fired off their torpedoes to lose weight. But as they surfaced, they found themselves in even deeper shiit: The British were there to greet them. Schlitt ordered the sub to be scuttled and the men to go overboard. Three men drowned to death and the rest were captured by the British. Captain Schlitt’s shiit still reigns today as the most expensive wartime bowel movement in naval history.

Ground hugging heat seeking fur missle.

Naaaa, not like past boxes that you wanted a fork loft to unload. One box...done.

Gotcha! It won't take long to get boxed up.

Well guys, this might be it. Covid and its panic pretty much shut down much of the shooting around here. People don't shoot what they can't replace. It is loosening up a bit but now time, age, back, and knee are all working against me. A huge shout out of thanks to all of you who I have served in the past. The following list is what I have right now and quite possibly once these are gone thats it. Prices are back to pre Covid levels. If a caliber is on the list I have it. They will disappear as they are sold and an updated list will be posted. Updated 11/21/22 Rifle Calibers @ $2.00/ lb Caliber lbs .223 28.5 .243 1 1/2 .270 4 1/4 .308 10 1/4 30-06 10 1/4 Pistol Calibers @ $2.00/ lb Caliber lbs 357 Mag 1/2 38 Special 2 45 ACP (large primer) 5 3/4 45 ACP (small primer) 6 1/4 Rifle Calibers @ $ .25 each Caliber # of pieces 224 Valkyrie 2 260 1 300 WSM 55 300 WSM (nickel) 26 300 Win Mag 10 308 Win Match (Hornady) 6 spoken for 308 Win (LC headstamp) 157 spoken for 35 Rem 6 350 Legend 25 45-70 2 spoken for 450 Bushmaster 46 450 Marlin 4 6.5 Creedmoor 125 7mm-08 15 7mm-08 (nickel) 9 7mm Mag 18 7mm Mag (nickel) 10 7.62X39 (boxer primed brass) 43 Rifle Calibers @ $ .10 each Caliber # of pieces 300 BLK (factory brass) 29 Pistol Calibers @ $ .10 each Caliber # of pieces 10 mm (Large Primer) 854 10 mm (small primer) 232 357 Sig 88 38 Super 120 38 super (nickel) 32 44 Mag 58 44 Mag (nickel) 21 45 Colt 3

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There, fixed it for ya.

LMAO!!! Somehow I knew a comment like that was coming!

I've got real life plans for one. Copied some magazine pages years ago. It all depends on how serious you are about flinging shiit. I have to get my azz out there one of these times.

To answer your questions as simply and bluntly as possible (even though you may already know the answers). 1) why must we "register" our guns? Because Hawaii says so. 2) why ban silencers and high capacity pistol mags (yet you can own 50 cal rifles) Because Hawaii says so. 3) why make it so hard, almost impossible, to conceal carry? Because Hawaii says so. 4) what are you supposed to do if you get carjacked or robbed at gunpoint? Pray you don't get killed before the cops eventually show up to take your statement. You appear to have traded freedoms for weather. I'll keep Wisconsin's winters and hopefully the freedoms we now enjoy. Welcome to the forum. My answers may have been covered in snark, but basically that is what it comes down to. State gun laws make no sense.

@BrianK Sounds like Volq' has no customer service qualities at all.

Whether you love him or hate him, this is funny!

A Dik Dik tree?

Its pretty much just Armalite. There may be others I don't know about.

First of all what is your budget for the scope? Then you have to realize that you can generally get a low cost scope, or a good scope, but not both. It all comes down to what your spending limit is, what features you want, and what clarity of glass you are willing to use.

Straight from Magpul's website: PRS® GEN3 Precision-Adjustable Stock Compatibility Mounts to rifle-length receiver extension tube without A2 spacer but will also accommodate Mil-Spec sized M4 Carbine and many A5-length tubes with standard Castle Nuts and End Plates (not included)* *NOTE: Due to the wide variety of designs and dimensions of carbine receiver extensions as well as the associated mounting hardware, proper fit cannot be guaranteed. Mounting to a rifle-length receiver extension is recommended to ensure optimal fit and function. You can probably ignore my previous post about the Carbine reciever extension unless you really want to go that route.