Matt.Cross

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I'd drag my balls across a mile of broken glass just to stand in line for the chance to drink her bath water.... LOL ... well, not quite, but... almost.

Merry Christmas everybody!!!

Hot dang! I gotta go tale maw thet I jist give sum advice that worked! We gonna celebrate with some shine and pig spittin' tonight!

I'm in YOUR corner old buddy ol' pal! I am a "Personal Text Modification Victim" myself, just read my tag line! ;D

By golly, if I ever catch that slippery tag line bandit, he's finished!

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Er.... Sorry, I mean, welcome to the forums. These guys will have you bro... errr... set up with a fantastic rig with that budget in no time flat!

10-4, affirmative, copy that, roger wilco, and understood. I've been trying to get a shy youngin' from the Carolina Shooters website to come stop in to learn about these large frame ARs we all love so much. Yes, this project may have some cost associated, but the projects themselves won't cost you anywhere near what you'll spend as a result of joining this bunch of enablers, er..... I mean, enthusiasts. Welcome to the forums!

Oh he'll save a fortune. He won't necessarily have anything left in his pockets, but it will all be spent with extreme efficiency.... >:D <laughs> <lmao> Welcome to the forums! P.S. If this is zukimon from CSF, glad you stopped in with us. If not, disregard this.... :)

I used to shoot with the Bennie Cooley brake at the range, and when I'd pick my head up off the rifle at the end of my firing string, there'd be about 8 - 10 guys down the rest of the firing line all glaring at me and putting loose gear back on their benches.... <outtahere>

I know you're going to try to blame it on your muzzle brake, but I know better. That's what you get when you start your day off with too many bean burritos..... <laughs> <lmao>

It never fails to amaze me that our lurkers get to know this crowd and still join..... >:D LOL Welcome to 308AR, we're glad to have you! <thumbsup>

<laughs> <lmao>

Well now, you gotta get yourself one of them there pickin' tinny rails you read about in them fancy-shmancy shootin' forums that adds in MOAs to yer tellyscopic sights. You kin get heaps more clicks outta them thar knobs when you use them dang ol' picky-tinny rails. The more MOA's they build into 'em, the more clicks ya kin spur.

Right on brother, they have done right by me and will continue to have me as a customer. Everybody's having to deal with the rush of this season.

Done :)

It's not just the Armalite guys either, some of us non "Arm-elites" are kinda fussy about it too, but we have good reason. Armalite is a top-notch sponsor of the site, and we take care of those who take care of us. They are diligent about maintaining their brand's reputation, and we try to be on board with that. <thumbsup>

Definitely not brother, unless you've been warned via PM from an Admin or Moderator, there's no harm done. I shouldn't have assumed that it would be understood as a joke, and that's my fault. You did nothing wrong, and the warning points were a joke in the spirit of that godawful yet hilarious pic you posted. This community is singularly friendly, upbeat, and easygoing. We are extremely proud of how dissimilar we are to most gun forums with respect to the general atmosphere. Let it all hang out brother, you're GTG.

It's more or less a prank, anybody that actually deserved warnings wouldn't likely get them through the profile system.... ;) You're fine brother, it's a joke. <thumbsup>

That's a party foul bubba, why'd you do it? LOL Well, at least Tom isn't the only one sporting warning points now....

I have found a way to contribute that doesn't involve making Aaron mad at me, my Father-in-Law will still be taken care of, so he'll be OK. This auction was a great idea though, and I certainly envy whoever wins it. Thanks for doing this Magwa, this is an amazing kindness.

Is there a deadline on this thing? I may need a really impressive Christmas gift for my Father-in-Law and this would fit the ticket....

You were one of those kids who payed attention in school weren't you? LOL Right on the money my friend, right on the money!

Point #1: Excellent observation! Point #2: There is an excellent reason it didn't, which clues us in to a specific feature of the barrel profile. Question: What is the feature in question, and why did it dictate the manner in which the barrel split? Bonus points to the first person to answer both questions correctly. Go!

Come Friday I will also be throwing in on this, PM me your paypal e-mail there Robo if you don't mind.