Matt.Cross

LMAO.... ... not to mention how difficult they are to find in bulk. Deep fried hummingbird topped with powdered sugar is the best thing since funnel cakes.

Somebody's gonna end up in prison!

A Glock traded for a 1911 is always a great deal! :D *ducks and runs for cover*

Hang in there brother, there's gotta be a good solution drifting around sawbones' mind somewhere...

Drew's fridge is one of those 1940's beasts and the WiFi reception in there is horrible...

Makes you wonder about cause and effect, doesn't it?

Welcome from North Carolina!

Well, yes....but so is giving you grief about it! LOL

*laughing so hard I can't breathe *

LOL... Rob totally assed for that one!

Quoted for truth...

To be honest, I wouldn't have had any questions for you either. What did he gain by knowing your rifle would outshoot his?

Great post brother. Clear, concise, factual, and with opinions deferentially stated. Hope to see more of this kind of content from newcomers and old hands alike.

Loading the bipod is simply shifting one's weight or center of gravity towards the rifle muzzle so that there is tension in the bipod legs. It helps manage the recoil impulse and also makes your natural point of aim much easier to maintain. Done correctly, if you've got good optics you can follow your shot just as with a bolt gun.

I think he was referring to shooters with sniper rifles, rather than trained snipers. Just my take... :)

Words fail me brother, I can't even imagine what you and your wife must be going through right now. Is there anything at all that we can do for you? Please don't hesitate to let me know if so. I guess heaven is that much more beautiful now...

Eyebleach, i need the eye bleach!!!

Stay safe fellas, can't have our brethren drowning out there in that dry heat.....

I think Tom invented an alter-ego so he could be a laid back dude.... WELL YOU AREN'T FOOLING ME!!! ;)

LMAO.... Pay our dear friend little AdamO no attention, he's a bit of an alarmist. I'm sure you'll receive no less than unanimous agreement from the senior members here that we can be trusted in the utmost with respect to your personal finances. Relax and make yourself at home here, we're glad to have fresh meat... errrr, uh, a new member here. Welcome!

LOL...

You must've disagreed with Peggy Sue... If you are on his side you can be an expert.

I'm getting a little lax, blame it on old age... :D

I agree on going with Armalite's service department for parts and advice. Welcome to the forums!

This thread is destined to be locked, nice it up or play elsewhere. This is my only warning. Play nice!