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Matt.Cross

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  1. Hey, my long lost brother!!!! ;D <thumbsup>
  2. Dangit, you just found my kryptonite... How can I not buy one now?
  3. Welcome to the forums. Thank you for your service to our great country! Hope you enjoy a nice long stay here @ the forums!
  4. You're campaigning to get the fruit basket from Brownells this year, aren't you? <dontknow> <laughs>
  5. Full-on disarmament would never work and they know it full well. They will have to wait for our government to slowly and surely disarm us through regulations. It might take a while, but as long as the majority of the American citizens keeps allowing it, it'll happen. Myself, I intend to be an outlaw once guns are outlawed.
  6. Wow, that is a good-lookin piece!!!
  7. Oh my, I'm blushing.... <dontknow> <laughs> <lmao> I remember what you're talking about <thumbsup> If my components ever get here I will do another rambling "How to", complete with lots of pictures with my thumbs in 'em, LOL.
  8. Welcome to how 98Z5V feels every time he logs in.....
  9. If she does, just remind her that at least you're giving her a BIGGER weenie for once... <laughs> <lmao> Keep us updated on the build, it looks pretty good so far!
  10. Well, the first question I'd want to ask is are you leaning more towards one or the other. The reasoning here is that you can build an extremely accurate tack-driving long range machine that you would never want to lug around the woods, and on the other hand, having a rig that IS light enough to lug around means you're probably inherently sacrificing a little accuracy. Fulfilling two dissimilar roles usually means compromising the keystone attributes of each role, typically leaving the user unhappy with his weapon in both roles. This is why it is so common to simply try to budget build for a given role.
  11. Welcome to the forums. I will be putting the Bennie Cooley compensator on a custom 308 build soon, I'll be sure to post up a review.
  12. Welcome to the forums! Post up!
  13. Welcome to the forums! Enjoy your stay! <thumbsup>
  14. Welcome to the forums! We're here to help you exchange all your cash assets for fire-belching noise-making zombie-smashing hardware.
  15. Matt.Cross

    hello

    Welcome to the forums Skeeter!!
  16. So I called SI Defense today about my order and to see when the new 308 bolt carriers will start rolling out. Apparently we will only have to wait about two more months!! They look great, I can't wait to get mine.
  17. I'm waiting on one of these myself.
  18. As soon as my Lothar Walther barrel gets here, I will do just that.
  19. *DARTH VADER VOICE* LUKE, COME TO THE DARK SIDE!!!
  20. You can rest assured that you will not be disappointed, good choice.
  21. Welcome to the boards! Enjoy your stay!
  22. You're welcome! Hope you enjoy your stay!
  23. Welcome! Enjoy your stay and keep us posted!
  24. Welcome!! Enjoy your stay. Beware of harmless-looking folk with notably thin wallets, they may infect you.
  25. I have talked to their shop in person, from what I gather everything (castings aside) is done in-house, apparently the trigger assembly is a Gieselle, and they expected to have BCG's for matched barrel/bolt sets available to be sold as parts by June or July. I'm thinking of buying a barrel/bolt/BCG set this summer when they become available. It was hinted at that their specs for BCGs and barrels were not proprietary, which lead me to believe that LBC barrel/bolt sets are based of the common DPMS design. Please remember that this info is based off my conversation with the shop back at the beginning of the year, some info may not be accurate, design specs could have changed in the interim, etc etc, remember that YMMV. If in doubt, feel free to call them up, they're very friendly folk and will be happy to answer your questions.
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