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I would not judge them by the actions of one person. Maybe someone here has another email address they can offer up.

He looks like my Bailey

Im not sure why but this thread makes me think of this

I have Diverticulitis and Gerd

My living situation changed from a house to a tiny one room apartment. I was on hard times and sold everything.

Back in another lifetime I did a lot of reloading. I was obsessed with squeezing out the best accuracy from Remington 700 Varmint in 22-250. I was always making tools or buying anything that would improve my reloads. One of the items my machinist also a shooter and I were working on was tools for round concentricity. Anyhow I spotted the Hornady Lock-N-Load Concentricity Gauge and I was wondering if any of you guys are this OCD and use this tool or something similar. I miss reloading. I enjoyed it almost as much as shooting

Dont forget to review these "BAD" boys too

Come on guys show your love to Battle Arms at Brownells

"Trust me you cant get pregnant the first time"

i will be 47 in July <laughs>

Friday is the first of two or three annual treks I take to the northeast corner of CT to fish for Trout or Small Mouth Bass in the picturesque Housatonic River. I will also defy doctors orders and risk health troubles to dine on New York Strip, baked potato's and buttered corn all cooked over real charcoal on my "Lodge Cast Iron Grill" Here is a with images from an earlier trip

BTW has anyone clicked the "Like" button at the bottom of a thread?

Remington Arms Company, LLC recently announced its plan to expand operations at the Remington Ammunition Plant in Lonoke, Arkansas. Work on the expansion, which will include the construction of a new building, is expected to begin second quarter of 2013. The $32 million expansion plan is projected to be in operation by the second quarter of 2014. “We are proud to provide job growth within communities that have supported us for so many years, while meeting the increasing global demand for superior ammunition products,” said Jim Grahlmann, Lonoke Plant Manager. “This expansion reinforces our commitment to deliver the finest quality products for our customers.” “We continue to invest in all of our manufacturing operations because we are committed to ensuring quality, increasing product availability and improving on-time delivery,” said Kevin Miniard, Chief Operating Officer of Remington. “This significant investment in Lonoke is a testament to that commitment. Our customers can count on Remington to invest in its manufacturing operations in order to ensure that its facilities are state-of-the art and its employees are the best in the industry.” The Remington Ammunition Plant, established in 1969, designs and manufactures leading ammunition products with superior craftsmanship. More information about Remington Ammunition can be found at remington.com.

It's fuzzy. For the simplicity consider it a DPMS. Fulton Armory had been offering BCG's pretty regularly. Just need to act quick.

Guys keep a few things in mind. We have very little control on how search engines index things. In fact 762AR is one of several test sites I use for search engine optimization experiments. Unless you are a major news source or a source of major news it can take months for search engines to index changes on small sites. I typically can get a new site indexed in about a month. Three months for real info and traffic to appear in results. It's the nature of the beast. Google ranks 308ar.com a "1", ar15.com a "5". and that funny, real funny I did not post the link on the original post

+1 to everything Jon stated

Tom have you ever tried to use the gallery? If you cant use it I set up incorrectly.

perfect!

Guys I hate to be a dick but this thread has taken a dark turn from it's original intent. Please don't post the political pictures in this thread. Start a thread in the politics section where it's not publicly viewable. Lets keep this one on the light side

Somewhere there is a poll on shirts sizes.

Dont forget Im in CT

wait until you see my CZ 452. FS2KSTD has been inspirational with the project. I wish the Clark/B&C build had a threaded barrel.

CZ 452 is the basis for my next .22 project.

Heres my 10/22's for inspiration. The red one has a threaded muzzle