Matt.Cross

I dunno guys, used parts could make this happen, I'll be keeping an eye on this!

That's a good lookin' piece brother!! Welcome to the forums!

That's the same thing I have. I tried it out in the MA TEN, but it caused reliability problems. I don't mind selling it at all. It's lightly used, if you want to test it before you buy I'll gladly do that too. Up to you, just PM me.

I like that unangled gas tube, that's sweet!

Not very thrilled with the Enidine at the moment, if anyone wants to try one out at the cost of shipping, I'll happily put it on loan.

The JP trigger was self-installed. No modification to any of the surfaces, just installing the pins & springs per the instructions. It's not a bad trigger by any stretch, it's just not a Geiselle. Also, I was speaking in terms of do-it-yourself drop-in trigger kits, not work sent in to a manufacturer. I can see how you'd prefer the adjustable pull length of the JP though.

PM sent.

I can agree with you about the AR Gold trigger, as I have two of them... However, with the standard mil-spec trigger and the AR Gold to use as comparisons, I can say with absolute confidence that the JP isn't on par with the AR Gold, nor with the nicer Geissele triggers. I would say you could POSSIBLY compare a JP to a bottom-shelf Geissele in fairness, but based on the most common feedback about their product, your experience is the exception rather than the rule. To be completely objective though, everyone can send me their pet top-of-the-line triggers to install in my AR's and I will offer a completely objective review of all of them! ;D

This includes the barrel nut & everything, right?

It's not that I don't believe you, it's just that I had a seizure immediately after seeing the pics... By the time I recovered, it was way too late to say something really witty... <dontknow> ;D

When I got my Young Mfg bolt carrier, they told me that blue loctite and cranking it down as much as I could by hand would be plenty sufficient, they don't stake their carrier keys. I don't know how advisable that is, but they are the manufacturer, and I haven't had any problems so far.

Welcome to our forums and the 308 AR platform! The Mega MA TEN is a great way to get your feet wet! I congratulate you on your excellent purchasing instincts! <thumbsup> <thumbsup>

I was tired of the vampire crap before it began.... if they ever make a vampire target though, I might have to try it out. The world is chock full of things that are fun to riddle with bullet holes! :hunter: :auto: :sniper:

Nothing offensive was said, I feel like both sides made their point very well and very clearly. I just don't want the thread to take a turn for the worse. No apology is necessary, but we always appreciate the spirit of cooperation. Carry on! :)

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ROFL! You would either never be allowed within 100 miles of my workbench, or you would have to use it at gunpoint. >:( :cookoo:

:o ... sounds like the voice of experience!!! ;)

One word for the color you need: MARPAT <munch>

Welcome to the forums Chris! Your wallet now exists for the sole purpose of carrying your drivers license and credit cards. ;D <munch>

I'd be crapping my pants... My head is much bigger than that little 4" diamond she was center-punching!

Well, as best I can explain it, it's pretty much just as it sounds. A single stage trigger has only one phase through which it is pulled to the break. A two stage trigger usually has two phases, the first of which is usually heavier than the second, allowing the shooter to pull through the first stage and prepare for the break in the second.

When it comes to toilets, I think Quick Release technology could make you very rich, especially if you can apply it to functions of the lower intestine! Tactilax! <munch>

I'd love to be the first to invest, but my tactical cash is permanently mounted to my tactical wallet. When you can create quick-release tactical cash though, send me some and I'll invest it in some of your tactical products! ;)

We're very proud of the atmosphere that is maintained here, we all get along and we all try to keep it that way. We've had maybe two or three move along but it was pretty clear on all sides that this wasn't the right place for them. I think the longer you stay, the more you appreciate how nice the people here are. You just gotta watch out for the staff, they're the REAL weirdos... :o :o ;)

My new favorite quote... "I lift things up and put them down!!!"