Matt.Cross

I'm amazed at the speed with which it's possible to completely miss a 12" gong, and at the same time impact the 1.25" target frame with every single round. It's mind-boggling.

Tom and I stopped in a CVS one time to find a brush suitable for gun cleaning in a tight spot. Tom needed to do some 'personal shopping' so we agreed to meet up back at the checkout counter. It took forever to finally find the brush, so I arrived at the checkout just in time to see Tom pay for his stuff. I watched with great interest as the cashier bagged up a large bag of condoms, foam ear plugs, and a swimmer's nose clamp. As I was paying for my own purchases, I leaned in close and asked the cashier what was the deal and she told me: "There's only two things Tom can't stand, screaming and the smell of burning rubber!"

Well, I guess I'll go get some lime and a vacuum cleaner.

There's even a little damage done on the downrange end from time to time.....

LMAO

Well, get to work then, you loquacious opinionated bastard....

None of the 4 I've owned needed one to function correctly. If I wasn't running a suppressor, I still wouldn't have an AGB. As it stands, more than 3k rounds mixed suppressed and unsuppressed (without cleaning) before the first hiccup convinced me that the gas block is the least significant component to gas issues. Gas port size, recoil spring/buffer combination, and gas tube length are the primary drivers of a functional DI system, by my experience anyways.

Dammit.... *Takes SLR Sentry off MA TEN and scratches head*

Spring 'Fest is going to blow some mental circuits, all I'm sayin...

1. TP sniff test. 2. I don't understand that either. 3. Cat food and dead rats both taste like crap.

Welcome to the forum! Whereabouts in the UK?

Shapiro and Jordan Peterson are my two current favorite conservative commentators at the moment.

I wondered why my sphincter hurt so bad after the primitive weapons match, now I know....

Awesome! Slay some bacon brother!

I think the teaching and security roles should be kept separate, simply let each do what they do best. Nothing wrong with having a new job market for qualified individuals who know what serving a greater purpose is all about. Regardless of how the appropriate security is implemented, the status quo cannot stand as it is now. I'll educate my children myself in the safety of my own home before I'll let politics determine the extent to which they can't be safeguarded.

Details will be forthcoming, you don't want to miss it.

When you're the bureaucrat in charge of this type stuff you make up some BS excuse, such as; "Oh guarding former officer chickenshit is just a temporary utilization of those resources whereas using them to protect the school would tie those resources up indefinitely." I'm so pissed off about this I can't even see straight.

Supreme Court has ruled LEOs have no obligation to protect the public. That aside, he's a chickenshit cockwaffle and I hope the faces of the murdered children haunt his dreams until his death.

This is relevant again recently....

Welcome, make yourself at home. Thank you for your service to our great country!

Spares kits are a dang good investment.

Nice HG, thanks for putting the pics up.

LOL..... Depends on how much alcohol he's consumed. Ned Flanders outstripped the Cops and Rangers as I recall.

2 appropriately sized dowels and a clamp. Tighten clamp across the dowels, tighten handguard, remove clamp & dowels.

Heavier twists favor heavier bullets, and vice versa. When it comes to stability at distance, heavier twist and bullet is the favorable combo.