edgecrusher

has anyone coated their rifle? i am looking at colors, not to give it away, and cerakote and duracoat are the top contenders. now i can prep the gun, but i don't own a sprayer, which i could buy, cerakote sells one on their site for $35, but my compressor is 26 gallon, is that too big for fine detail work? how hard is it to get right? how much do you need? if i have extra i will do one of my glocks, but i just want some first hand info. on a side note, i contacted one of the "certified" cerakote guys in my state, and his response was to send a pic first, so he'll have an idea what i want, because he's unfamiliar with what i asked,(free float rail, matching receiver set <dontknow> ) but he also mentioned recording the serial numbers for the atf….. and i can't figure out why?

if there isn't one it could be a gold mine for you

welcome, with the help you can get here for building, you'll be all set. it's not all that difficult, and we will support you, except when you run out of money, got five bucks i can borrow? <lmao>

Well done

welcome to the forum

<lmao> i love it, googly eyes <laughs>. good one soofley

a brake will help, as will a heavy buffer. also check out a carrier weight system. recoil will affect your follow up shot, whether or not you think it's not as bad as your 300wsm/338wm.

Awesome, can't wait to see final product, and hear about how much fun it is <thumbsup>

Ok, so you want a trigger. I like two stage geisselle but not everyone will pay that price. Rra national match two stage have a good reputation but I understand they will wear out, how fast I don't know, but they are much cheaper. The best drop in unit seems to be the SR gold, on par with geiselle. It's definitely a personal preference type of thing. If you really want a drop in, I would bet SR gold is your best option

Welcome

to all current and new members. BET YOUR ASS. temporarily of hook, and yes, nice shooting

well…... :wwop: first time and no pics???

it's been over a month, it never happened <dontknow> :wwop:

You are good to go with the bushmaster parts, they are the same company. As for others it sounds like you are looking for some good long range accuracy, I suggest Fulton armory. Many uppers will fit, the exceptions specifically being armalite, noveske, and rock river arms.

Hello from western Massachusetts

Hey. Welcome. Massachusetts. <lmao>

And by wet we mean dripping with oil. Break in is much more dependent on this with big ars

welcome to the site

and it comes with the roll pin! but this brings me to a question from the description, how often do you replace them? it says they wear out, is it a round count or time?

welcome back roger! just as i was thinking what my overtime wold go towards, magically you appear! guess that means it's a bad safety/trigger combo!

congrads, nice job <thumbsup>

well said

couldn't tell you how to properly measure but my 14.5" shoots fine.

+1 , don't feel like you have to change it, it's all personal preference unless it's giving you fits. if you decide to change, do all your research first, bounce questions off us, we'll help. mostly though i feel if you are enjoy shooting as is leave it. it's too easy to get caught up in the kool aid.