edgecrusher

So glad i'm not the only one <lmao> :o

<lmao> <thumbsup>

Interested in this for a build are they are available

I don't and now I need to, <munch>

Thats what makes people repeat buyers and first time buyers comfortable. This is truly unique and this industry leads all others by far

I have a mk214, ordered in march, took ten days to get it. I took it out of the box, swapped the irons from magpul buis to troy tritiums and went to the range. I did a break in and by the end of the day I was getting rapid fire mag dumps at 50 yds with the irons in 3" groups, no ff or misfeeds. Since I have put about 200 rds through with no failures, and can get 1 1/2 " grps at100 yds with the irons. Its a fantastic piece, and I will put a red dot on it sooner or later, and that will get a better group still. I would bet with a scope it would easily be sub moa

much lighter than my larue, much. i do like the rail, with the covers i still find it slim. as far as the fact it isn't free float hasn't effected my accuracy, or caused concerns for me, i'm running troy tritiums and i'm getting 1 1/2 - 2 inch groups at 100yds, fine by me. it weighs 9 lbs empty with the covers,sling, and angled foregrip but feels lighter.

its like a vacuum, it gets sucked out before you knew you had it <laughs>

nice job but your not done yet, i see another receiver there i think. <lmao>

good find, but, i hate you guys. it seems every time i feel good with my toys, someone has drop another bomb :o

don't know if i could dedicate more gym time to keep a 50 rounder loaded up front <lmao>

magpul also makes one. http://store.magpul.com/product/MAG980/116

slightly off subject, very similar experience from smith and wesson

starting with the trigger <lmao> <munch>

i would have back up irons just in case, never know what may happen to an optic and iron never fails. i may sell my gen 1 magpuls, but i also use troy tritiums as my only sights on a rifle and love them.

not sure what dash -1 -2 means, sorry. no box, the cleaning kit also serves his other 357, not a kit that came with the gun. not sure if he has manual

sorry, lost track of time <dontknow>. i figured compared to what i've seen, new going for $1250, and top used going for $950 or so i feel $775 is fair plus buyer pays shipping and transfer fees. if your interested you can pm me and want more info,pics,or whatever, sorry for the delay

tim how did you email them? i have a regular obr and using their obr mini- site with the contact link they got back to me pretty quickly both when i ordered my obr and when i expressed interest in the predatar

nice rifle, welcome to financial ruin <lmao>

i hear that bronc, just recently got i/s 75-300mm for my dslr

my father asked me to shop his smith and wesson model 27 in .357 magnum for him. it was originally purchased new in 1975, has 40 rds through it and is in like new condition, i'd would call blueing in 100%. haven't set price as of yet, i am going to check gun broker to get an idea. pics are from my phone, sorry about quality

i put the troys on my pws when i got it, went to the range, didn't adjust anything, and posted the pics on the pws section. 20rds in a 3 1/2 inch group in rapid fire mag dump, not really trying to keep them close so much as being quick back to target and firing away. they worked fine to 100 too, i would say

CT bill banning large capacity mags is basically dead: http://blogs.courant.com/capitol_watch/2011/04/bill-banning-largecapacity-amm.html

<thumbsup>, its been tossed or overruled or however it is to be phrased, finito. i am not so computer savvy so i'll have momma help post the link she got.

Awesome job, <thumbsup>, she's a beaut