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How they use shotguns in movies!

Me too. That 16" barrel gets a whole lot longer real quick when I screw that 10" long suppressor on the end of it, but once its on all you hear is pffft when you pull the trigger with subs. This grendel should sound like a 22 mag.

New Grendel coming home! Ruger American Ranch 6.5 Grendel Bolt Action Rifle with Flat Dark Earth Stock Item Number: 36926 Once I get it painted up and a matching brake/suppressor mount, it should go nicely with its 300 BLK cousin.

Photoshop at its greatest! The outboard weighs 3-4 times what the boat does if not more.

I thought I had heard of something similar in MI in the past. This is from Indiana. https://www.in.gov/dnr/fish-and-wildlife/wildlife-resources/wildlife-diseases-in-indiana/epizootic-hemorrhagic-disease-ehd/

@MikedaddyH10 mm and 300 WSM in box. Let me know.

Just ordered a 10 pack of M-Carbo extra power 30 round mag springs for my 30 round ASC grendel mags and 30 round mags for 220 grain subs.

Thats better. Cuz you know what they say.... A clean desk/bench is a sign of a sick mind.

Yup. Been there done that.

The best is to ask about something you already have! That way you get to have fun timing how long it takes for the rule to be invoked.

The RULE on a newb? (No offense) He hasn't been around here long enough to know about it.

Ooooo, that escalated quickly! We must have touched a nerve.

I do believe so. But shipping will eat you alive unless you can combine them with some others.

I'll make a couple of assumptions here since you didn't specify. This is a new rifle? First time out? If this is correct why in the world are you using cheap ammo for the break in? You just added a variable you could have eliminated by using quality ammo. How lubed was this new bolt and carrier? If it wasn't dripping wet with oil oozing out of every orifice it wasn't wet enough. You stated: Contacted KAK and Kurt Kosman, President, replied to my email; basically he assumed I was an idiot and whatever was wrong was my fault. If my above assumptions are correct what was wrong WAS YOUR FAULT and not the fault of KAK. You slapped new parts together most likely without enough lube to get them to mate smoothly and expected them to run perfectly. Today I’m at 350 rounds and the gun is running smoothly and 100% reliable now. Gee! Imagine that! After a break in period it works. KAK makes excellent products that many around here use. I'm sure they get tired of consumers complaining about something not working properly when a little common sense on the part of said consumer could have made the e-mail or call to them unnecessary.

Yup, and right now its not much more than a few oddballs left over from last year. Its almost as if this year didn't happen.

Nope. I don't think I've ever seen a .416 Ruger.

This year has been pathetic! No one is shooting what they can't replace and the best range in the area has been closed until August and now only open on weekends. The couple of you guys that I have been saving brass for please contact me so I can get it shipped to you.

What we often mean by "lube the hell" out of it is soak it in Mobil 1 overnight. Remove it from the oil in the morning and let most of the drips flow off of it. Slap it back in the rifle and go shoot. Don't wipe it off. You want oil seeping out of every space and orifice as your shooting. Take some oil along and if it quits seeping add more. These big guys need LOTS of oil to get all those new parts to mate together smoothly.

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Hey mister watch it! I resemble that remark. Or at least I'm close 6'6". Even I have my scopes set at about where you are talking about. As can be seen by this old family picture. As far as getting the scope square and level to the rifle I do as many others have already said. Place rifle rest on table. Place rifle in rest and get it level using a wheeler bubble level. Hang a plumb bob in a well lit area and while the rifle stays perfectly level align the vertical crosshair with the plumb line. If that plumb line is slightly stretched and not touching the floor or swinging, it has to be perfectly level.

I just looked at the TN arms listing for that lower and the 2nd picture they have there is with it mated to an Aero upper. With that said, the TN lower is "Receiver Constructed of High-Strength Nylon 6-6 and Marine-Grade Brass inserts". If it was me I'de pony up the extra cash and get this: https://www.aeroprecisionusa.com/m5-complete-lower-receiver-fde-225 Its on sale this weekend, its all metal, its Aero, and it has way less chance of self destructing in your hand if something goes wrong.

Do you know for sure that the TN arms lower will mate with the Aero upper? Unless you know FOR SURE do some checking before spending money. No milspec in the 308 AR world and manufacturers do whatever they please with specs.

aaaaanddd we're off!

It changed since this afternoon.

A good gunsmith that knows what he is doing will be able to headspace your bolt for you. You need to remove the ejector first.