FaxonNathan

Love it!

Yep, behind on production, but many are getting out this week and next.

Honestly, don't know. We don't decide sales until we have excess inventory or right before-hand.

Apologies for the bluntness, "NO!" Cases are not a substitute for a "Go" Gauge, especially spent ones. Brass cases are purposefully undersized compared to Go gauges to ensure functionality. We STRONGLY encourage you to purchase a quality gauge set. We recommend Pacific Tool & Gauge.

The way you phrased it as an "X" leads us to believe it was intentional tampering. We started stapling the end caps after ENGRBOB had issues with the taped packing method and those caps are quite robust. Glad it make it through! Sadly, theft occurs in about .05% of shipments, meaning 1 in every 200 is buggered up.

It will not void your warranty.

Thank you! We're honored.

Nuts. Hope we can earn your business next time!

That is correct. If you remove the source of energy for reciprocating action of any semi auto rifle, it will become a "bolt gun". Yes, it will effect performance of the rifle, either helping or hurting it depending on if you opt to cover the gas port. Covered - Velocity will increase slightly. Uncovered - Velocity will decrease depending on size of hole and distance of the barrel past the gas port. If one is going to create a "bolt gun" we strongly recommend that one covers the gas port. Doing so will increase the velocity, but will also remove a supersonic "pop" from the expelling gasses if shooting suppressed.

Good choice ;)

Let us know if we can help!

Let us know if we can help!

Great looking Rifle!

Please give us a buzz and we can work to get you situation. We do apologize though, as we'll be hard to reach this week with everyone out at SHOT Show. We will be back with you next week when we return! -Nathan

Do both. All you need is a second barrel. ;)

Yes, eats steel without issue.

We're flattered to be thought of. Can we assist with any questions?

Flattered to be thought of! Let us know if we can assist with any questions.

Please send photos once the build is done!

No, thank you. Its great communities like this that offer constructive (and sometimes needed critical) feedback that helps us make better and better products. We take it all to heart and no issue goes un-addressed. Plus, I get to hang out with awesome people who also like guns!

The trifecta! Let us know if you need anything. We are always here to support you guys.

That is some high praise! Thank you.

Some good looking rifles there!

Our pleasure. Thanks for sharing a photo!