Matt.Cross

Welcome to the forums! Tell us a little bit about yourself. <thumbsup>

I'm NFA friendly, pencil me right in there! <laughs>

:o Part of me can't believe I just saw that... I'm going to have to watch it again to be sure... <dontknow> <munch>

If you can come up with a way to explain to my wife why I'm googling "FLIR taliban donkey sex", I'll post the link to the video.... <laughs>

It's probably tied to a stake in the ground, I'd bet it would be evacuating if at all possible.

What has been seen cannot be unseen. <laughs> <thumbsup>

I've been trying for about 5 hours now, and I still find this post to be such heresy that I can't even think of a decent response. :o

Holy crap Magwa! You must be pouring the faith into the fisherman's prayer: "Lord, let me catch a fish so big that I won't have to lie about it's size!"

That was fun brother! I can't wait for the next range day with the gong, the time passed so quick I couldn't believe it. Dad had a lot of fun too, we'll have to do it again soon.

Are you getting a two-point suppressor? What is it?

I've lost count of the times I've looked at that picture, and I have yet to see a gun. Maybe need to have your eyes examined? <dontknow> <laughs>

*Rimshot!* <laughs>

The rifle as is may not be Kali compliant. I will take it off his hands and save you the potential legal trouble.

Looking like satan himself and devilish good looks are two different things Tom.... <laughs> <thumbsup>

Young Manufacturing also makes 308 AR bolt carriers. Their website is under construction but you can order by the phone number listed there. I have a Young Mfg BCG and it is bad to the bone.

I have bad news for you sir... <laughs> <munch>

Yes, I see that! Nice. :D

I don't have it on a blueprint yet, it's still in my head at this point. I am trying to remember who it was here who built their own adjustable gas block and came straight out of the block with an unbent gas tube. I wanted to follow a similar pattern, but it may not be strictly necessary. I suppose what I need to do is look at the largest common size gas block bore (.937 - .940 probably) and see how close the bore for the gas tube is in relation. So if anyone has a GB for a .936 gas shoulder and you can take a picture and or measure the difference between the bores, that would be helpful.

I think he deserves a medal!

I don't know...

What?

I now have limited access to a machine shop, drilling won't be a problem. I'll check out the link for sure.

Where can I get a rifle-length STRAIGHT gas tube? I'm getting ready to have an innovative adjustable gas block prototyped and I will need an unbent gas tube. Anyone that could help me find one, I'd appreciate it immensely.

Good job! That's a beautiful deer! <thumbsup>

I'm not too worried about it. This is just another in a long list of hypocrisies the .gov engages in for the sake of maintaining the status quo. It will meet with failure just like every other historical bid for tyrannical rule.