Matt.Cross

Feel free to swing by any of the other days as you did at the Spring Shoot. You're always welcome, and you'll be sorely missed.

Wish I had known sooner, I can get it to you at dealer cost. What brand/type of ammo?

The jig is there to help save folks from themselves while completing their lowers on machines that don't have the necessary rigidity otherwise. What the jig is supposed to do is physically prevent tooling from going places it shouldn't, which is a good thing if you are completing your lower on anything lighter than a knee mill.

ToolCraft BCG <---- this is what you seek.

Barrel break-in is a farce IMO. I've put many thousands of rounds now through a barrel that wasn't cleaned for at least the first 2k rounds, and no loss in accuracy thus far.

What a Class A moron. He needs to be conditioned for a permanent full-body cast, so he can spend the rest of his vegetable life thinking about how he survived the dangers of motorcycle racing only to be ruined by his own misconduct. What a piece of crap out excuse for a human being.

Nice!

Shameful I tell ya....

Ran a suppressor and a very efficient one at that for several years with a standard GB. If it's not going to be suppressed the majority of the time, adjustable gas isn't of much benefit.

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Outstanding!

So true brother, couldn't agree more.

Oh no, they didn't have a pre-order option. I bought mine through Optics Planet, but if you sign up for Magpul's newsletter you get an email when they begin shipping new products.

I got the email today that they're shipping out from Magpul, which means mine should be arriving soon.

They're shipping now! https://www.magpul.com/products/magpul-bipod-for-1913-picatinny-rail

How is that possible, there's at least two different primary lengths....

That's pretty much where I was going, but I don't know Jack....

Wow. That's incredible, and an exhausting read, but worth it. Crooked thieving douchebags....

What do you mean by "in the exact same place"? The top of the hole is in one place, and the bottom is in another. Where between those two locations is the "same place" a vertical hole should be? If you mean that the straight vertical buffer retainer would hypothetically terminate at the same location, that's not a good idea or practice in terms of manufacturing and good engineering/quality control.

That would place the tip of the retainer further towards the rear of the receiver, requiring a longer BCG tail to make contact with the buffer. It would also make the area at the top of the receiver extension threads weaker by virtue of less metal there.

Looking at the blue print, bottom row, 2nd from left part view. Look directly above and to the right of the rear receiver threads and you'll see the 6° specification for the buffer retainer hole offset.

Sorry brother, this is a party foul. You're not in any trouble, just understand that it is bad juju to do this in someone else's sale thread. Carry on.