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imschur

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  1. yeah it's a 'B". There was a little confusion I think cuz of the "A4". Looks way nicer in person. I already spoke to my mechanic about some body work on it. New barrel, furniture and a trip to get some cerakote. THATS how this ties in to the title of the thread. The rifle is slightly used though it does not look it the least. The case was broken. I was throwing it out anyhow.
  2. Spoke to my dealer today. He has a shitload of .380 and .38 special. The usual suspects trickle in but sell right away. .357 magnum is his toughest caliber to get. 30-06 comes in small amounts but does not sell out. No issue with getting .17HMR
  3. Funny. Today my dealer officially ran out of .45's First time since this crap started. Emptiest he has been since 2008. His supply of PMAGS went dry as well.
  4. Real glad I bought those 25 round mags last week
  5. Model: AR-10 A4 Carbine with Green or Black Furniture Caliber: .308/7.62 X 51mm NATO, 4140 steel Barrel: 16" Double Lapped, Chrome Lined Rifling Twist: RH 1:11.25" 150-175 Grain Ammo Muzzle Device: Permanentley afixed Muzzle Brake Front Sight Base: Picatinny Rail Gas Block. Top of gas block is .398 (+/- .010) lower than top of receiver Upper Receiver: Forged Flat Top Receiver with Picatinny Rail and Forward Assist 7175-T74 Aluminum Lower Receiver: 7175-T73 Aluminum (forged) Trigger: Tactical Two Stage, 1st Stage 3.5 lbs - 2nd Stage Approximately 5-6 lbs. Stock: Pinned non-collapsing buttstock Overall Length: 37.1" Weight: 9 lbs Finish: Anodized Aluminum Upper/Lower Receiver, Manganese Phosphated Steel Barrel Accuracy: 2 - 2 1/2" MOA
  6. <laughs>
  7. I may have one or two of the old un-recessed style laying around. Ill let you guys know
  8. Do you need them to finish a few builds or are they just "To Have"?
  9. This thing might turn into a fun project. Grip safety needs replaced, barrel is ready for a threaded adapter. Needs a trigger job
  10. My mistake it was $449..not so bad
  11. This bastard wasnt cheap $460 or $480
  12. There it is <laughs>
  13. So while I was doing the paperwork on the Armalite AR-10 I saw one of these in the display case. You know the rest of the story
  14. Those things are not cheap.
  15. never said I did not buy it <lmao>
  16. I was not content with an AR-10. I needed to add a little something extra
  17. Pictures to follow... Today was an expensive day
  18. heres mine on my 300 blackout
  19. My Cabela's back order of 2 BX-2 50's mags has shipped. Going to look at an AR-10 at lunch
  20. My buddy is a lot like Tom...now picture Tom working in an AR-15 shop <laughs>
  21. <outtahere>
  22. Shit when I have problems I ship them to a friend in Washington State. Parts come back magically repaired. I dont even break a sweat..or a nail. I had a buffer tube that gave them fits too..
  23. We will see (get it) in about a week when I get my glasses
  24. From the Eotech Site If you wear corrective lenses for nearsightedness, you will require them to see the reticle in focus as it is projected onto the target plane. If you wear bifocals or have astigmatism, you may see a distorted reticle.
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