sagebrush
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thank you for instructions
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hard to quit building after one. welcome from oregon
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welcome from oregon
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right off the bat problems. finally got all the parts to build an ar15 pistol. started out by checking head space between 10.5" .223 ballistic advantage barrel and brownells bolt (i think toolcraft). both go and no go gages will chamber. i checked headspace on an old bushmaster varmint model ar15 to make sure gages were ok, go gage would chamber no go would not. then i thought all ar15 specs are supposed to be the same, so i tried the bushmaster bolt in the ballistic advantage barrel and both gages would chamber. am i thinking right that i need to talk to the barrel people? thanks
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don't know how you edit. accurate arms 2520.
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was on hodgdon site. they have a recall on a listed lot of 2520
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to all the veterans who have served/are serving, thank you
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death tax
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another satisfied customer
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welcome from oregon......looks like the steal shoots have you hooked
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good times
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Another Southern Arizona Newbie to the 308AR Comunity
sagebrush replied to mdripley930's topic in Introductions
Aero parts ..........welcome from oregon -
very nice
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welcome from oregon
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welcome from oregon
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my six year old grandaughter rides a modern version. son used 24v electric motor that drives both rear wheels, no side walks on farm. kind of scary watching her go 10 to twelve mph on rock roads
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paint looks good
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great they fixed the rifle. i have no experience with that break. welcome to the forum
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What do you have on order or in the mail? Part 2
sagebrush replied to imschur's topic in General Discussion
maybe he was there when the airplane landed in iran -
welcome from oregon
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welcome from oregon
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i guess you would have to have a lib mind to not figure this might be the option of choice. i'm not sure the libs think things through to the end of their stupid politics. if they do they are seeing a different outcome than the one i'm seeing
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be pretty tough to lose 60% of your income. hope this works out for s&w
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welcome from oregon. from another old guy
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there is a grange in most towns in eastern oregon. some have been vacated others are very active. besides local grange there is national grange. i spent lot of time at grange as a kid my folks belonged. a community meeting place, christmas dinners, lunches, card party's.