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You are absolutely correct! It is very imaginitively called THE RULE!

GOT CANNON?

Your best bet to get an upper, lower, and BCG to play nice together is to get them from the same manufacturer. Yes there are exceptions, but since there is no milspec in the 308 AR world, anyone can do anything and claim its "DPMS pattern". Some manufacturers are satisfied with close enough.

Your welcome! Their factory is about an hour away from me.

@Magwa https://www.mepps.com/ Wait for it to load.

HeII Rene, you have more snow by you than I do here, and I'm a 2 hour drive from Lake Superior just below the lake effect snow belt. Take heart, you'll still get spring over a month before I do.

We've got something no one else has!

Tenderloin works too!

That is whats headed this way for tomorrow and the beginning of next week.

Only 5" on the ground up here. You can have it all down there, cuz you'll get spring a month before we do anyway.

Going by all the PSA 308 ARs that @98Z5V has helped fix. All of them are blems whether they admit it or not. But I get your point, its cheap!

Oh I am sure! But just think of all the fun you'll have ripping the house apart to do it. Demo is always the fun part of remodelling.

Not exactly funny but if you're into boats..... That guy is flying! Pardon the pun

I thought those bullets looked familiar. From the description: Caliber: 8.6 Blackout Bullet Weight: 350 grains Bullet Type: SOLID COPPER Maker SUBSONIC Casing: Brass / New Muzzle Velocity: 1060 FPS 12” Barrel Suppressed Muzzle Energy: 874.61 ft/lbs Number of Rounds: 20 The 200 grain Makers are what I use in my 300 BLK subsonic hunting rounds. They do petal open like that and at 50 yards will touch holes with my hand loads. I've probably taken half a dozen deer with them. I run mine 970-980 fps.

Happy Holidays Fucquers!

Another one for @98Z5V You've probably seen it but if not here ya go.

Just for @98Z5V You'll for sure notice which ones apply!

Probably misidentify it as a sill c*nt.

This guy is great, and real!

They are on the way to you.

7.62 is 7.62 no matter what American rifle you shoot it in. A 7.62X39 is actually .311. You can ignore the channelure for crimping purposes. Get the length you want and don't worry about it.

Full length sizing is standard with autoloaders. The violence of the loading process from the mag requires that wee bit of extra clearance.