RedRiverII

Old thread I know. Any left? I have a thirty day supply and can use another.

Good job Buddy. I wanted to add terrific build and the commitment to the children is outstanding.

Good job Buddy.

Thank you.

Got it, thank you both.

I am too tired, I just now noticed the link, thank you. Nap time, right after the pup goes for a walk. Later!

JT, I see that SLR with the dual holes. One a vent and the other for the adjustment screw, nice stuff indeed. I forget the name of the component, running around too much today, my mind is getting fuzzy, the pressure relief thingy. I want to buy that one but don't want to be too foolish and spend 89$ if I need to drill more holes. Would one set screw set into the divot and one set screw merely tightened a bit do it, or must I drill a second divot?

I prayed for these officers. Most folks have a built in no kill zone. It's a horrible act. It is plain as day these men didn't want to hurt this guy. I heard "please" and "we can help you" in a sincere and honest way. Ultimately the man had to be taken down. It was clear he wasn't having anything short of death on his mind. I pray these men are comforted at this time. Yeah I have friends involved with legitimate shoots and they carry a heavy mental load. I think these men, and combat vets, ought to be retired and paid forever if they wish it. God bless them.

Alright here's a legit question. I have a Criterion barrel, 22" 6.5 Creedmoor Hybrid. I want an adjustable gas block. I'm in search for a gas block right? OK My barrel has one divot on the bottom. Most GBs I see have two set screws. What do you do? I called Criterion early this morning and left a message. I called later this afternoon and left another message. To be fair they may have just closed. 5:05 eastern time, shrug. Left an email message a few minutes ago. We''ll see. I have found many interesting gas blocks but am stumped over that one divot, two set screw theme. I could probably figure something out if they were in front of me, but alas they are not. The price spread on these things are wild. I see from $25 to over a hundred. I have enough parts laying around and would like to buy the right part one time. .875

Clint did contact me and a deal was completed. Nice enough e-mail, I'm sure the guy is infested with ball breakers and IT folks who went so high up the smart ladder and they fell right back into stupid.

I have more stuff to list, too many events going on right now. Thank you DNP for the compliment.

I did get a reply and have a heavy buffer + spring hurdling toward Me. Nevermind. Some folks have trouble with the checkout system, like me. Next to call Armalite. their checkout and my laptop don't communicate too well either.

I have trouble with a few sites and buying stuff. Armalite is one, and now I can't buy from HB. Does anyone know if the site is still viable.

Recommend an adjustable gas block, .875. Thank you.

Got it, thanks

Trying to reply to PM. Message: try later.

Photos not working. Like to see scratch and condition.

Unique-ars.com had a really close match, if not the exact match.

^^^ absolutely the right way to go. I bought a few springs and gas tubes that way.

It was a terrific addition hearing the children in the background. A friend owns a LGS nearby, and since school is out his son is a fixture in the store. It is always a nice touch seeing youngsters in our surroundings, learning early that firearms are just another aspect of living. Firearms are not mystical devices, they are tools fitting a particular need.

That is one tough job. Less lethal force??? They showed patience and control beyond anything I could have mustered.

I looked it up, thanks.

what is 9x25 Dillon?

Oh no MR. BILL. Thanks for the suggestion, hanging with you folks is expensive. I'm off to the Mall with the Mrs. to save more money. I'm saving so much I need another source of income.

To be clear, I have once fired brass, perhaps 50-100 new pieces, at or about a 900 round count. I was wondering if I could resize it to a more suitable caliber for myself. I have no objection to selling it. Just more stuff I have laying around taking up space.