Matt.Cross

No. NO. If you do it we will tie you to a chair, force bamboo splinters under your fingernails, then pull your fingernails out with pliers. Then we will treat the resulting wound with some rubbing alcohol, followed by table salt. Ok, not really, but I would advise against it. I think it really would be a crazy thing to do. <dontknow>

That's a mighty fine boomstick!

Loading it is far cheaper than emptying it... <laughs>

I did in fact "ring". You're welcome. <laughs>

I'm not far from you at all. If you ever need a spare hand, give me a shout. I'll be PM'ing you some contact info.

Done. :)

Here's what I predict will happen: Mr. Fox will agree to speak to the media and will deny that things transpired exactly as described by Mr. McMillan. Despite the fact that witnesses from both companies were present, the BofA account rep will be pressured to back Mr. Fox's story, and it will be a "his word vs. mine" story and dropped as such.

Thread has been cleaned. Thank you guys for understanding.

I apologize! I get somewhere around 5-10 e-mails a day notifying me of new members, we're ballooning in size and I thought you might be one of the new members of the fold. In any case, glad you're back with us again! <thumbsup>

There are plenty of 2lb triggers out there on .308 ARs and no complaints about safety or reliability. If you need a better trigger to shoot better, don't sell yourself short.

Being that this board is currently not serving it's active function, I'm sure that will be up for consideration when it is reopened. Thank you for your service, welcome to the forums! <thumbsup>

<laughs> <lmao> <munch>

Shoot me a PM, I'll see what I can do.

Truth. <thumbsup>

I see now how you got the title "Riddle Master".... <laughs>

I agree on this one. It's all in good fun, but shouldn't become a topic taken lightly.

.300 WSM 7.62x54 .243 Winchester .300 Weatherby Magnum

There are a lot of variables that could be behind this. Your receiver face or barrel shoulder or possibly both may not be square and flush to one another, or your barrel nut may have been incorrectly installed. Robocop's suggestions are good ones and I would exhaust the least expensive fix options first. Have you spoken to the people you purchased it from yet?

Thanks for posting this Drew, I knew I wasn't loosing my mind! This brain is like a steel trap, rusty and likely to cause you bodily injury.

It looks good! Maybe I'll try it out when ammo buying time rolls back around.

These beasts are becoming famous for needing to run wet. I don't think your problem is truly that much of a problem, nor is it uncommon. It should become less and less necessary as your rifle begins to wear in.

Nice, I like the tanto blade parked next to the fork, it's extra eye candy.

I don't have a link, what I have is a couple of sheets that mailed with my original trigger from PACT. The trigger I bought from Brownells is identical but didn't come with the sheet and illustration. I'll look around and see if I can find it, if not I'll call PACT.

The ATC manual says a little material can be removed from the rear of the trigger tang to restore the function of the safety. I would try to sand or lightly file it just until the safety will operate under finger pressure.

This needs to be it's own live art gallery, with each one captioned "So, you thought it couldn't get any uglier huh?".... <lmao>1 J/K I reiterate that I think this is a fantastic cause, and I'm behind it 100%.