Robocop1051

I'm looking at adding FL and NM to my routine...

My PT regiment consists of copious amounts of vigorous sex. The hard core, sweaty stuff that usually risks injury... Unfortunately my wife doesn't participate, thus I'm left working out by myself. ... unless I'm visiting AZ, MA, IL, or MD. I have plenty of workout partners there.

Welcome, from the left coast.

That AP M5 is the shiiiit! I have to put AP as my new "go to" company for quality/affordable parts. They look full of WIN right now. PS. Welcome from the 916 area

Damn.... His Google-Fu is strong

I always suggest buying the upper and lower receivers from the same company, and if possible, as a matching set. The lower, LPK and a stock assembly kit are the easiest way to get started. The upper requires more forethought, planning and $$$.

Leupold makes a scope that may work... I've never seen anyone put the $$$ and effort forward to see if it does work.

If only he knew about this ahead of time.... http://www.kegworks.com/blog/beer-dispensing-truck-is-tailgaters-dream-112012/ This might have been an option for that new F150...

I can't imagine a freeze that would prevent an upper and lower from being able to be separated... I'll bet that your ejector spring either crushed or disintegrated prematurely. I don't see it there in your pile of parts. I don't recognize the light spot on your bolt. Is that a scratch or a burn? What do your primers look like on your brass? Did you pop any primers? Are you shooting NATO mil surplus or reloads??

Ron took your challenge, drove half way, forgot what he was doing, stopped for lunch and went home.

Fixed sights, Daniel Defense or Armalite. Flip sights, Magpul... MBUS or Pro. 45° Offset, KAC or Magpul Pro I'm also a big fan of VLTOR, PRI and Armalite gasblock sights... but that's a bit more building.

Oops unloaded 11.5 Loaded (20rd mag) 13.2 I'm cutting weight from it soon. Removing the MBUS, changing the gas block to a low profile, ditching the bipod.

My rifle is 11.5 lbs loaded, with a scope.

I love S&W revolvers. Just something sexy and intimidating about them. Like a BDSM chick!

This may be my new #1 suggested barrel... since the Fulton Armory 16" rifle length barrel never came back.

Aero Precision has a lightweight stainless steel .308 barrel http://aeroprecisionusa.com/aspx/store/productdetail.aspx?pid=119 Description: This 16" mid-length barrel is the perfect addition to your .308 build. Crafted to mil- spec standards from stainless steel with a bead blasted finish and laser etched logo, this barrel provides time tested precision and accuracy for your .308 rifle build. Features: Chamber: .308 Length: 16" Twist: 1 in 10 Material: Stainless Steel Finish: Bead Blasted Gas Block Journal: .750 Gas Port: .0725 Gas System Length: Mid Weight: 34oz DPMS Barrel Extension HP and MPI Tested

Don't neglect the demand for Beeffalo as well... Welcome back

I regularly deal with a guy who put a .357 in his mouth, flinched, and blew the front of his forehead off. Missing the front lobe of his brain didn't make him any less of an asshole. I've never shot a person. Hopefully I never have to. Lord knows he's given me the opportunity, I just made different choices in those situations... that being said... I have shot the fuckk out of God's furry creatures. Bears, deer, pigs, rabbits, squirrels all found their way into my scope. Squirrel shots are the best example of bullet wounds. I go on yearly squirrel hunts where we shoot 200-300 little buggers in a weekend. I've been going on that shoot for nearly 20 years. I've honestly shot thousands of them. You can't deny the results as you switch rifles. Hitting a squirrel with a 32gr .22lr HP at 1200 fps and hitting a squirrel with a 45gr .221 Fireball, or even a .223 varmint grenade, traveling near 3800 fps, makes a significantly different wound. Despite being a similar weight projectile, the former makes a small pop, often blasting guts all over. The later rips the little bodies into pieces, exploding parts in multiple directions. The waves of "hydrostatic shock" often vaporizes the squirrel into unidentifiable parts. I can tell you from experience, a .221 Fireball does more damage to a squirrel than a .308 155gr tactical round.

Waiting............

Tom's on it. CNS CNS CNS CNS CNS... Need I say more? The loss of the majority of your brain and all of you torso encapsulated organs will still not prevent you from wreaking indescribable havoc and mayhem in a very short amount of time. Add some creatively cooked up synthetic stimulants, and shit just went into overtime. If center mass fails to stop... and the CNS proves too difficult to locate with a high velocity lead pill... The only other way to park their ass is a large bone contact. "2 to the body, 1 to the head" has been modified to include a third phase follow through of "and 2 to the pelvis". Anyone that's seen a bone shot knows.

I say we drill the optic... fill it with the tanerite... Then recreate the infamous Whitefeather "through the scope" shot.

Don't worry R2, I got your back here.... JP Rifles makes the LRP-07. That is one beast of a machine. Also, stay tuned for SWORD Int's new .308 rifle... piston driven, sub-MOA, and all under 8 lbs!!! A pure battle machine.

Trollololol.... pic's first, or that shiit gets called out. If you pull your man card out around here, expect to have your shiit thoroughly inspected. I expect out resident dick to be around in 5... 4... 3.... 2...

I've seen the reports about the PSA, but not from AP. Which CH's didn't match? For the record.... MechArmor will make their TacOps-1 fit your rifle if it doesn't work. The LaRue OBR fits very tight tolerances, and a few .000 have to be honed off.

Any builder can have a sub-$1k .308 rifle now. If done right, probably close to $750! AP just tossed the gauntlet down to these overpriced manufacturers.