edgecrusher

All told, sounds solid, although I'm not sure if Mike is shooting in that one or just attending, either way a good time. We'll see. <lmao> :o

don't forget the pepto and tp!

welcome from mass, watch out for the metal man on the cop bike, he corrupts!

the only problem is it's probably not a good quad or a good jet ski, and twice as much as the best of both!

I have a mark 4 4.5-14 scope, and I will be getting another leupold without hesitation.

hey phil, long time no see, though you dumped us for some cheap floozy web site :( , can't wait to see your chainsaw build!

i'll be taking video, don't worry Roger!

I would also be interested, for scientific research of course, and seeing as I am so conveniently located, I should take a look. <thumbsup>

blue, tom and i plan on shooting the week of the 22nd, if you have it by then, and I would be honored to watch him get corrupted first hand <thumbsup> <lmao> <munch>

Bushmaster is made by DPMS, and here is a link for you to follow http://308ar.com/forum/dpms-lr-308-general-technical-discussion/dpms308-feeding-problems/

I like tritium, have hk style Troy sights <thumbsup>

sign me up for that too, after I get back from az!!!!!

I better see if I can find a pitch fork, shits getting deep!

Laughing cause he's nervous

Direct bad ass i.v. ? <lmao> <munch>

Now wait a minute! Rob, fess up, that's not yours, your wife drives it! Put up a pic of your car... before you mislead anyone else. Nice looking truck madhouse

welcome from mass

http://www.precisionreflex.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=186728&CAT=4814 it will mount flush to your round rail <thumbsup>

awesome! glad to hear it.

it's not going to happen, not the normal way. sorry, but i think you should have a gunsmith remove the blind pin on the muzzle for you properly. then he can take it apart the right way, and I suggest you pick out a rail and have a lo-pro gas block to put on under the rail. you can then mount your rail and light to it. i would like to have been able to suggest a few alternatives for you, using the original, but i'm not sure how you will like the look with the short carbine tube. one way is to drill the tube, and add something like these, and you mount your stuff, unfortunately the bi pod will be close to your receivers. http://www.precisionreflex.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=186728&CAT=4814 some thing else would be if you can find a free float rail the ft sight post cut out for the .308ar, I haven't seen one yet for the large platform, but it can't hurt to call around. this is an example of one for the ar15 http://www.rainierarms.com/?page=shop/detail&product_id=2975 we'll keep trying...

I'm in westfield, exit 3 off the pike, Albany is about 90 mins west.

you will have to remove the front sight post first. do you have roll pin punches or straight punches? they will be a key tool in the removal of the ft sight

thats true, we have a lot of ukrainians and eastern block peoples here, and one has to wonder how many are actually legal.

hi new guy! i too am behind enemy lines in wmass. nice move with the wife, mine likes guns, not shopping, and i've used up all my tricks, so any new ones are always appreciated. now to your questions. the tube itself is mount to a barrel nut, which is screwed onto the receiver threads. the tube can be removed with a strap wrench, like one to remove oil filters from cars. it may be difficult and heat can be applied if needed. the barrel nut does require a special wrench, but that doesn't need to be remove if you change the rail, so don't worry. the railed fore end should go on to the barrel nut either two ways. 1. it will "clamp" around the barrel nut, coming in two pieces the will screw together enclosing the barrel nut and have anti rotational tabs. 2. the rail you choose may have a proprietary nut, in which case you will have to remove the gas tube, take the barrel nut off, replace it all, and done. their may be other options, but these are the most common. i suggest finding the rail you want and then we can help you from there. start shopping! and get the wife involved, never know where she can help get a sale price!

parts are scarce, so keep searching! the forward assist is a ar15 part. I checked my parts places I have in my favorites, couldn't find any upper parts kits in stock, but keep plugging away. For your buffer equipment, give clint at heavy buffers.com a call, he has awesome stuff, his heavy buffers take out some recoil and are some super quality parts, and he usually has the tubes in stock too if you ask!