Matt.Cross

We can't go after each other like this.... We'll have to work out an amicable partnership. We should go ahead and purchase the suppressors with Drew's money, and then we can split them up according to who has the appropriate host. ;D

I think the safe & responsible thing to do would be to go ahead and hand that money over to me for safe keeping.... ;D

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That's fantastic news, glad to hear it!

I call it "Food for thought". I don't really see anything foolish about trying to have foresight.

I dunno, I thought he was being sincere, not sarcastic. <dontknow>

Some of the most sound advice I've seen yet. The only alternative to this way of thinking to me, is to have a matched bolt sent to you from the barrel maker. In this way, you can get a bolt that's been specifically headspaced to your barrel.

http://www.ontargetshooting.com/

That's a very nice suppressor! I've checked those out myself and they are a top-quality product.

That's the very one! I had thought at one time that it was made on a Douglas blank, but in fact it is a Criterion. Thank you sir! I'm no marksman by any means, but I give it my best.

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Well, that makes me feel better. I guess one could hypothetically build an Armalite-style around the gas block if it didn't work.... ;D

Wait for it... ATC SR Gold! ---> Over in the site ads! It really is a fantastic trigger. <thumbsup>

I know that there's a difference in gas tube length between Armalite and DPMS type gas systems, but are there dimensional differences in the gas blocks themselves with regard to the location of the gas port? (It's so hard not to say gas-hole...LOL)My reason for asking is that I'd like to use a Noveske Switchblock on a DPMS-type barrel. I know I'll have to use the correct gas tube, but will the gas port line up in the gas block?

First off, welcome to the forums Mark! To answer your question, there are several here who have built of of Mega's matched receivers, and I have yet to see a complaint with regard to quality or performance. I personally have built off the matched monolithic receiver set and my rifle performs flawlessly so I will give you a rundown of how it is currently configured. MA Ten Monolithic Receiver Set - Rifle Length AR10 Buffer Tube Chrome Silicon buffer spring and standard buffer Fulton Armory Titan Lower Parts Kit Young Manufacturing chromed 308 bolt carrier Fulton Armory Titan Bolt FA Titan Barrel, 18.5"SS threaded 1:10 twist FA Titan Gas system Bennie Cooley small profile muzzle brake from JP Rifles Combat Arms Accessories UPG-16 hand grip ATC SR Gold trigger Magpul PRS stock Harris S Series bipod Larue QD bipod mount SWFA 30mm scope mount 10-40x50 scope 5-Shot Group: The Beast Itself: [img width=810 height=607]http://i43.tinypic.com/10ngxs3.jpg

Surely some bully hasn't been teasing you about a typographical error or some such.... :o :cookoo: <munch>

Welcome Slash!

I'll call you when the pistol and Helen and Jennifer are here... <laughs>

Who can blame him? I thought shooting a regular 1911 is as good as sex with a supermodel in a tub full of Jello. This would be like sex with Siamese twin supermodels in a tub full of Strawberry Jello!

You could buy a Fulton Carrier and a JP bolt, that's a combo I'd gladly buy! http://www.jprifles.com/buy.php?item=JPEB-308

Fulton Armory is always a good source for bolts & carriers.

Come on into the Asylum brother, we have your room ready! <laughs> <lmao> <munch>

4 Feet of snow next week, you can have your own glacier-preserved butterflies... :o

I have a Troy MRF 13.8 in the mail! Yeehaa!

Welcome to the forums!