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Madhouse

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  1. whoa, cool, thanks for the correction! I had some bad info...
  2. I guess I always assumed any quality mil-spec AR would be chambered in 5.56x45, maybe that's not such a safe assumption... <dontknow>
  3. This is the same condition as the 5.56x45mm versus .223 Rem. The NATO rounds (5.56x45 and 7.62x51mm) are a little higher pressured. Anything rated for 5.56 or 7.62 can shoot the .223 and .308 counterparts, but not vice versa.
  4. I got 2,000 rounds of the good Hornady 6.8 from TrueHunterSupply.com for around $1,700.
  5. Excelent, please do!!
  6. Welcome n00b!! <thumbsup>
  7. Oh man!! That RND 800 looks amazing!! <munch>
  8. Looking great man!! <thumbsup>
  9. Welcome aboard!
  10. Welcome aboard!! <thumbsup>
  11. The Houston Gun Collector's Association is having the big bi-annual gun show at the Reliant Center this weekend. Can't wait, I seem to have an itch for a new shorty, not sure what yet though. <thumbsup>
  12. Dude! That's a long wait! I'd go with another.
  13. So, let's see here, bikes, guns, and cameras (at least) are not safe from the upgrade sickness!! <lmao>
  14. Freaking Sweet !! <thumbsup>
  15. glad you got it yodamer, I had no idea what he meant! <dontknow> Welcome!! <thumbsup>
  16. I've done a lot of biking in the past. But my Gary Fisher has been hanging in my garage collecting dust for a good five years now. I've got the Joshua 0 full-suspension ike.
  17. Not a terrible price, I guess. Seems like nice equipment!
  18. Congrats man!! That's something my wife and I decided to never do, but it's great to see others having little ones.
  19. Another thing I just remembered that I had been told before, is a dry set of clothes. You can take a t-shirt, socks and underwear and shrink them up with a food vacuum packer/shrink wrapper and keep it in your vehicle. This is especially important in colder climates - wet clothes can be your enemy in the elements.
  20. Welcome man! <thumbsup>
  21. LOL! Welcome aboard!
  22. Welcome aboard fellow Texan!
  23. Welcome aboard! <thumbsup>
  24. Is this made to be printed 8.5x11?
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