EngrBob

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For quality control and inventory, certainly. But not for what ATF has in mind.

Of course, the very idea of having serial numbers and registering weapons is an affront to the second amendment and should not exist in the first place. We could use all of those ATF agents on the border in the cars with the green stripe.

I have the Miculek on my AR308 and it works very well. As little recoil as my 5.56s, easy to keep on target, but don't be next to me or you need to have multiple ears on.

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I have a couple of UTG scopes mounted on an AR-15 and AR308, but they are only 50mm objective lenses. They hold zero perfectly, even being out in the field hunting as well as plinking on the range. They are illuminated.

I'm thinking that her boobs got your attention, but the aircraft really does look interesting as well.

Welcome to the border.

I expect to be on most lists. I hope I am still on Santa's as we still have some Whitetail doe permits!

Three deer later I can attest to the light pull and consistent action of the MechArmor trigger. I originally had a Geissele in my .308 build but when I got the MechArmor trigger I put the Geissele in my trunk gun and this into my .308. It still surprises me, even after about 300 rounds.

Merry Christmas to you and yours as well as all members of the 308AR clan and theirs. The new year will hopefully bring more builds and see the end of Hillary and Barack!

UTG makes a rifle length handguard, pro series super slim. I have them on both my .308 (see picture) and on one of my .223s. I have been very happy with them,

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You would have to prove to me that the barrels you mention are better than Faxon. I have both 308 (18") and 223 (16") Faxon barrels that are both well below MOA and both are extremely light weight. I would suggest that either a 16" or 18" barrel would do for most applications.

I have bought two Faxon barrels, an 18" .308 QPQ, and a 16" .223 QPQ Pencil. Both are very light in weight and both are extremely accurate. They were reasonably priced and I am very happy with them.

Get well and next year you will not pass up that 8 or 10 point Whitetail!

On a mobile launcher, it gets even better.

On the top is the 8 point. I don't have a whole" shot of the 4 point but his head is on the left in the tree where they are stored waiting for the biologist to pick them up.

Sorry, I didn't mean to exclude any Mooselimbs. I was simply trying to indicate that ISIS, or Al Queda, or any of the other groups are simply fronts for the religion of peace. The so called non-fundamentalist mooselimbs think the future will be peaceful since all infidels will be converted or dead at that point.

What makes you think that any Islamic country is not part of the cabal (perhaps 2, one Suni and one Shia)?

Good luck Wash. The first weekend of Mule Deer season was the opposite of the opening of Whitetail season, didn't see a Mulie all weekend. But I did manage to bag two Whitetail bucks since they are still in season. One was a very nice 8 point and the other was one identified by the biologist (our lease is on a management program) for culling. Only 4 points with a deformed rack, but was heavy and very meaty when I quartered him. Between the two we now have about 160 lbs. aging in the spare refrigerator. We still have a bunch of doe permits and a couple more buck permits as part of the management program. The nice part was getting both deer with the AR308 I built with the ammunition I loaded.

Welcome from the border and thank you for your service.

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone here and especially to our servicemen and women around the globe.

On another subject, it appears that Russia is moving a guided missile destroyer into the gulf. http://www.allnews.network/index.php/8-news/157-u-s-retreats-as-russians-advance-in-the-persian-gulf