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shooterrex

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  1. shooterrex
    We know the springco orange spring works with that weight and length buffer in a milspec buffer tube. The only other spring that we know will work w/that set up is the Armalite 308 spring. The large frame guns are a whole nother animal.
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    Looks like it shoot well.
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    Looks like it's working just fine. Good work.
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    I am working on my general ticket now. Take the test again Apr 11. Having fun on 2m & 70cm. Already have 2 hand helds and a mobile.
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    While I agree w/98Z about not changing the gun since it's running fine. If you build another and want a carbine stock. This buffer along w/a springco orange spring should work w/a standard AR buffer tube. https://www.kakindustry.com/lr308-carbine-buffer-heavy
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    I have 2 old Gold Wings a 77&78. Both have had the intake changed so they have a one barrel on them NOT 4 of them.
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    New AR-47

    shooterrex replied to Lr-308FUn's topic in 7.62x39

    Nice job. Looks like it works just fine.
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    While I haven't bought that product from Durkin I have purchased AR-15 kits that turned into well working rifles Prompt shipping from them.
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    Intruder Volusia 800. 1 carb. Had a buddy with the Vs1400 w/dual carbs. It was a pain.
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    Found some pics of the Suzuki.
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    Beretta has had those for years. https://youtu.be/ByE4b9_nvlE
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    https://theinfidel.co/blogs/news/an-sf-dude-uses-his-empty-rifle-as-club-to-fight-15-viet-cong-to-the-death?_kx=nvvkpekML0DqnMbavkFkImbupb_KClS157aceXIGZOk%3D.TSRBkP
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    I have Athlon and Nikon one piece mounts. Most have 20 moa built in for shooting distance.
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    Maybe a 20 moa riser.
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    If you do a search. The Aero ultra light mounts seem to give a lot of folks problems.
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    Looks like your set. Lube the crap out of the BCG
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    I have 2 of their scopes. 1 on a 6.5 Creedmoor and 1 on a 6ARC. Both larger magnification than you are looking at. But they are for shooting long distances. Happy with them.
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    Albert Einstein said don't clog up your brain memorizing stuff you can look up. I subscribe to that theory.
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    Nice
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    Different manufacturers use some different parts. Aero and one or two others use a screw type pin holding the bolt catch. Others use a roll pin. Palmetto seems to use unique pivot and takedown pins. Most AR-15 parts work except takedown and pivot pins. Bolt catch is usually 308 specific. https://www.kakindustry.com/lr308-lpk
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    The Air and Space museum by Dulles has a SR-71 and a space shuttle inside the building. Lots of neat aircraft but also a section of aircraft guns.
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    Know you haven't been here long but you should do a search on "the rule"
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