Matt.Cross

I'm tempted to think this is going to be a lube problem, just not enough slippery stuff to make all the action happen mo' betta.

You gonna finally put a load in the dishwasher huh? You wait till your old lady hears about that...

I too checked out their website, using their own designation would be perfect. Roam's rifles look really nice, I wouldn't mind doing some testing & assessment for them....

I'm just stirring the pot brother...

Yes.

If you don't mind my asking, what is Roam's model designation for these rifles? The reason I ask is because "AR-10" is a manufacturer specific designation that can cause compatibility issues when ordering parts that aren't compatible across the DPMS and ArmaLite platforms. By understanding the difference, you can prevent folks from ordering incompatible parts for their Roam rifles.

Welcome to The forum!

Welcome to the forums! Be sure and talk to @Robocop1051 about being a site supporter, I'd like to see you have your own manufacturer's section here. Looking forward to hearing more about your rifles, and maybe some pictures as well....

Welcome to the forum, we're glad to have you, especially if you're a friend of @Albroswift !!!

I think you're reading a bit too much into a light-hearted comment brother...

You can say that again. I know full well exactly how hard it is to shoot through a scope.

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The No-Go is the important one anyways, so that's great news.

You're very welcome brother, happy to help you any way I can.

I'm of the opinion that the only way a magazine can affect your group is by feeding badly enough to mangle your round somehow. Gas guns are extremely unforgiving in terms of the fundamentals of accuracy from a technique standpoint. Slight errors will produce profound changes in your POI, that's the nature of the beast. It's also one of the main reasons I love this platform so much, it absolutely will make a shooter out of you if you commit to it.

Sorry if I came across as being a dick, but there's a lot that rides on the quality of the gauges in question. In this case, I'd recommend that you buy the gauges with the best reputation and let cost considerations be balanced out by what your well-being is worth to you. The Clymer or Forster sets are both good and worth spending $60 on. Here's a link to a $60 set: https://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-supplies/measuring-tools/headspace-gauges/go-no-go-gauge-sets-prod26876.aspx

In terms of comparison to your hospital bills when your gun blows up on you, how much is affordable?

Prescribe him some caramel Jameson for the whiplash, he's on his own for the rest.

Well, the finger problem is solved... He's still gotta overcome the whiplash and sprained nuts.

"And for my next trick, I'm going to thread the needle in this sewing machine, blindfolded... While it's running...."

That's exactly right. Terminator knocked up the Energizer Bunny and out popped Ron, the world has never been the same since.

You're more than capable, I've witnessed your firepower skills first-hand. Besides, Tom thinks he's straddled some fast machines, but he and Greg and Rob all three will be treating themselves for whiplash and sprained testicles when they ride the Sugar Cane fueled rocket.

ROFL... That's right, gotta hedge those bets brother. Can't ever be too safe!

It's actually a pistol I wanted to buy 15 years ago, ended up letting my little sister have it instead. She fell on hard times and I ended up getting it from my Dad. It's a Ruger P89 stainless.

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