shooterrex

One of our not so bright employees.

The one in the pic is an Emerson/Kershaw. The CQC7's are Benchmades

CQC8 also have a couple CQC7's

Pistol sometimes changes but I like the Sig365.

Welcome from KY.

Pics would help. Where exactly does it not fit? If I remember correctly Davidson sells blems etc and a lot of folks have problems with their stuff.

I would leave the handguard off and tighten the barrel nut and shoot it like that. Then see if it made a difference before I went through all that. I use rails that clamp on so I never messed with having to time stuff. Are you shooting off of sandbags? Your soft point ammo sometimes deforms off the feed ramps. That could account for the wider groups.

How would a shim change the value of how tight you tighten a barrel nut?

You walk if you survive the fall.

I have used JB bore paste on a few barrels to polish the bore. I don't mess with the chamber unless there is a problem.

I have a few muzzle brakes w/blast cans or whatever you want to call them. Sends a lot of the noise and concussion down range. On the 308 pistol it is a real help.

Some Varget on the way. Brownells has some in stock and 1/2 off the hazmat fee.

Think I bought it's smaller cousin Doc.

Nice knife.

They are all freezer meat to me.

Yep today we banded 2 bull calfs and gave them shots and ear tags. They will be steers soon as their balls fall off. 1cow calf got her shots and ear tags.

And I got an email for each quote.

A 1977&1978 Goldwings and a 2004 Suzuki cruiser. There is always something that needs to be done here on the farm.

Yep. When it goes pop instead of boom you know there is a problem.

You can never have to many magazines.

The Lee book I think is called Modern Reloading not only tells you what to do but why you are doing it. Also buy a bullet puller to fix your mistakes. Like not turning the powder measure on on a progressive press and loading 150 45acps without powder in them.

Good to hear.