Matt.Cross

If by 'they' you mean Target Sports, you might want to check with @suzukiray or @DNP about that because they've both had ammo shipped to FFLs in CA.

I can get it at the same price shipped in any quantity, but that's a really good deal as it is...

Not even slightly... Ok, maybe slightly. Just a smidge.

If you can survive the initiation....

Welcome to the forums, glad to have you here!

Went to the Salisbury National Cemetery today with the wife and kids to memorialize those who have served. "That's a lot of people who died, Daddy!" Indeed it is boy, indeed it is.

Don't you just hate that one outlier in your head that sounds exactly like me?

Welcome from NC!

That's part of your problems right there. That tube should end close to the center of the cam pin cutout.

BWAHAHAHAAAA!

I haven't read the article, but I thought it concerned the scope of production for the US military.

That's probably referring to the brass case component of loaded ammunition.

Good ol' Fayettenam! Welcome from just outside Hickory, NC.

Tungsten is expensive, as is the machining on more dense metals that buffers can be made of... That's my take anyways.

You'll be in good company, I'm getting ready to document the same process in extensive detail!

This is true.

You're not dreaming, this is really happening!

That revelation is imminent my friend! Picked up my lower from one of my gun pushers this morning. It's a beautiful example of what PSA is doing to its customers. There's going to be a write up spanning 4 different forums and probably a video series on Full30 and possibly YouTube.

Time for story time with weird Uncle Matt! Way back when I first got tangled up with this group of lovable meat-heads, I gradually got more and more interested in specialized components, specifically a hydraulic buffer unit that lots of folks had various opinions about. So I started doing my research, and found that generally people who had them weren't impressed by them, and in a few cases caused malfunctions of the same type you've described. Against my better judgement, I bought one because I'm the type of knucklehead who likes to make his own assessment. I quickly learned that the hydraulic buffer unit was a useless POS for anything except installing for the purpose of sabotaging an otherwise useful AR. Here's the moral of the story! When you're doing your research and there's not much feedback on the product, and the feedback that is given is generally negative, you're going to be better off sticking with what's known to work and work well. The SCS is a unsolution to a nonproblem, mark it down as a lesson learned and move on with an effective system that's validated by prevalence, reputation, and history.

Nail. On. The. Head. 😆 You should see the concrete.... I'm getting fruit baskets in the mail from jackhammer design engineers. They'll never know what hit 'em!

A PSA PA-10 lower.

Welcome from NC!

Great is his name, and mightily to be praised.