Maybe that is why they quickly fly out my way all the time..... no one wants them here.....
very hard on crops and such....and too quick/smart to allow hunting/shooting of them from the fields.
I owned a Bushmaster 11.5/5.5 carbine way back in the early 90's, it was a great little rifle.
One of my favorite current guns is my (older manufactured) Bushy A2 carbine upper on a fixed A2 lower build.....had to trade something to get that one back from my son!!!
I hope Windham can keep it going from now on!
Well, there is just this one thing...........
If you put the correct parts into something, it usually works correctly.
Putting in the correct length buffer, with a good spring, really makes the rifle eject into the perfect place.
H3 with orange Sprinco
And just a small bit of knowledge. Knowing that I had the wrong buffer would have saved a lot of dumbassery for the last bit. I just didn't know what I didn't know, and that is that.
Thanks for all the help and suggestions, guys.
Well, I installed the Sprinco spring/H3 buffer, and just working the charging handle is a NOTICABLE different feel than any of the other springs that I have had in the rifle. I feel the need to do a couple more curls due to the change in the amount of force needed to work the handle. Didn't have the time to get to the range, but that will, now, need to be waited upon until Thurs/Fri sometime.
I just noticed the dings after you mentioned it. There is only one ding, on the left side of the tube.
Recoil: I never really noticed much difference from this rifle to another. BUT, that is really due to me not shooting my previous rifles alongside this one. I am now going to get one of my old ones back for testing side by side.
And for 98: I am trying to stay away from an adjustable gas block. I will get another barrel with a pinned sight first.
That is just how I roll, slightly weird; possible retardation: mostly just brick wall thinking sometimes.