Matt.Cross

: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.

Of course not, "Red Dragon" runs like a dream in these machines... <laughs> Seriously, this is an awesome point. Just because steel-cased, berdan primed, well-lacquered "Pink Owl" only costs you $0.42 per round, doesn't mean that it's a good choice of ammo. Look into some more dependable match ammo offered by smaller companies who are emulating the Federal Gold Medal Match round. Hunting Shack Ammo, Bitterroot Valley Ammunition, Copper Creek, Southwest Ammunition and so on and so forth. All good and inexpensive alternatives to FGMM that perform indistinguishably so far with the 168 and 175 grain bullet weights, in my experience anyways. Edit: After reading your post I see that this doesn't apply to your case specifically, but I'm leaving it as advisement for anyone diagnosing the same issue.

Welcome to the forums. Pictures of the children (ARs) are a fine way to celebrate your joining... ;D