Robocop1051

Partner, I hate to break it to you, but the rear tool box panels have been around forever. My old '87 4-Runner had them on both sides of the rear compartment. I kept a TP roll and a MRE bag in one side, and work gloves, tow rope and a hatchet in the other side. Every one in a while you could find ammo stuffed in there as well..

First off, Rule 65b always applies. Second, "The Rule" forced me to buy a $70 custom stainless steel bolt catch and a $1000 carbon fiber wrapped barrel. I may also owe my addiction to BattleComp to "The Rule" as well. THE RULE If you post, inquiring about a product, be it new or old, and no one responds with a review within 48 hours, you are hereby required to buy said product, and review that product, so that this rule doesn't apply to the next person with the same inquiry. "The Rule" shall not apply to the announcement of new or upcoming products, unless there is some context inquiring as to who will be the first to assume ownership of said product. At that point "The Rule" will once again apply to the poster, who will be obligated to be the first in the stated question. While this shouldn't need to be stated... pictures are required, or that schit didn't happen.

That was all Bubba. it was his target, so he got to break it.

so Bubba and I went out shooting this morning. Both of us bought these nifty little AR400 squirrel targets for some plinking fun. The target recommends 20 plus yards with nothing stronger than a 22 LR. we found out that it does just as good with 12 gauge and most pistol ammo at the same distance. at 50 yards we hit it with a 223 and it put a good ding in the metal target. at 100 yards the 55gr 223 barely marked it, as if it was being hit with a 22. We learned very quickly that 100 yards was still waaaaay too close for the 308.

Mr Riedeman, Please contact me regarding this issue. Rob Rob@308ar.com

My gimp has a white spot on the back of his head.w

I'd go EXPS2-0 for now, maybe full HHS in time.

Nice

Damn

PS. Sig has a mail in rebate right now. Send it in and get two mags and a pistol case. That's well over $100 for some of the pistols. PPS. I'm tempted to grab a P226 9mm TacOps, just to get the two extra TacOps mags. That'd be 6 mags total (it comes with 4)... making 120+1 rounds of 9mm!!

I just bought the P938 9mm Scorpion for my wife to carry. Looking into super low profile IWB appendix holsters now. I grabbed the 9mm at my LGS for $750 (out the door). When I compared online prices I figured it was worth it to support my LGS. I take care of him so he'll take care of me.

My last shave was 5/7, two days before Greg's graduation. I've grown a full mane, of which I've become quite fond and proud of. I'm debated on a mohawk next, and going full merc. Check my FB for recent pics.

I'm half the man I used to be.

That's beauty right there. Darwin claims another.

Suppressed single shot.... SUPER QUIET

I know a guy who has a level on the sights of his Sharps Shiloh. He says when you're shooting 1k+ with open sights you better make sure that rifle is perfectly vertical. I don't remember if he shoots the 45-120 or the 50-140. I know he's owned both and they were both enormous

Blame Tom.... he's a slow moving target.

Let's say ALL that stuff happened, all at the same time, and the magazine was rusty, and the floor plate fell off and the spring shot out.... and anything else you could imagine to cause a horrible malfunction.... then the cartridge gets seated in the chamber, behind a locked bolt, at least a full inch away from the offending magazine, surrounded on all sides by tempered steel that has nothing whatsoever to do with the condition or make of the magazine. As the fire control group is activated, in a section of the lower receiver completely partitioned away from the magazine, it strikes the end of the firing pin which then rockets through the bolt carrier assembly, and impacts dead center with the primer, all the while never making contact with the catastrophic magazine. As the primer pops, it ignites the powder, creating an expansion of gas that travels the path of least resistance. The bullet is quickly uprooted from the casing and sent hurtling through the barrel (also not in contact with the ill fated magazine). As the bullet passes the gas block, the expanding gasses begin the auto loading function of the firearm.... I got side tracked.... at what point did you say the magazine affected the path, performance or trajectory of the bullet to cause it to err? You could make a magazine out of a "Mike and Ikes" box and some spare parts out of the garage. If you get it to load a round, your rifle will be just as accurate as if you used a Magpul/KAC/DPMS/??? Magazine. This is untrue with Armalite AR10 mags. Eugene Stoner patented a feature that makes the AR10 kill deader than other rifles. I heard a sniper actually killed his target three times with one shot. Now that's REALLY DEAD! It's true because I read it on the Internet.

The .308 achieves complete burn at 15.5" After 16" there is very minimal increase in fps per inch of barrel.

I buy used parts, when the venue is appropriate. I'll buy and sell to you guys, because we all have that understanding of trust. I won't buy from EBay or GB without doing a LOT of homework on the seller first.

There must be something wrong with my connection... I don't see any pictures... I'm sure MG wouldn't make such a faux pad as to forget pics... WTF!?

Buying used gun parts is like buying a used condom... just because it worked well for the last guy, doesn't mean you'll have the same results. Ebay is not the place to skimp and save. Too many fake products out there.

If you have a magazine that affects your accuracy, immediately sell give away your rifle... you have lost your privilege to shoot that firearm.

Didn't they keep "The Gimp" in a gang box in Pulp Fiction?

Major server upgrade issues have slowed down things a bit today... No worries. Imschur is on it on his end. PS. I have a feeling we're all in for a good story or two.