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Adam, that's a 400EX on it's face there - what'd you do to it? <lmao> I'll bring the Tannerite and the GoPro. Sunday, Sunday, Sunday!!! One day ONLY!!! <laughs>

AZ Welcome again... I see a trend here.

For hard plates, watch what they say in the description - There's a few different ways they can shape the plate: single curve, double curve, or flat. Double curve are more comfortable as a front plate, and single curve works just fine for a rear plate. You don't need a double curve plate in back, for comfort. Flat plates can dig into you when you're moving and static - depends on what kind of position you find youself in, or contort yourself into.

Get a Geissele - you will be happy. ^-^ :banana:

Adam, I told you right away that Greg would find out - he didn't take long! <lmao>

Got it again today, pretty bad. Being in the sun-soaked, baked-dry-earth desert - Rain water just doesn't soak in. The ground is too hard, too baked. Flash floods all over the damn place when this happens. Wrecked some $hit last Tuesday, got us again this Tuesday. I was smart enough to not get stuck in it this week - after getting stuck in it last week... <lmao>

10 of 'em. Let's get it. <thumbsup>

You hand around here long, and we'll dent your retirement account. Just wait for it.

Coroplast is an AWESOME target backing. We switched to that for Appleseed shoots. $hit is awesome. (corrugated plastic - Google that $hit, guys)

Initiated through questions, and money. Your money, and your questions... Don't ask about something new, or ask if someone has tried "x or y" - unless you research first. FIND whether someone has used "x or y." Once you ask - and nobody has heard of it... You MUST buy one and review it, for the "greater good." Welcome aboard - and you roped yourself RIGHT into that one... <lmao>

Good stake job on that castle nut, jimmy. <thumbsup>

This is payback. Ron might not understand, but - in time - I will explain my madness. >:D

I can definitely give that a shot! :banana:

Nope. I save that beast for barrels under 10"... It will be on my short 8.5" 300BLK, though. <thumbsup>

Others will see this soon... and know... <lmao>

If you've got nothing there, then it feels like nothing's there. I'm just sayin'... <lmao> See this for reference - start watching very, very closely at 1:25... <laughs> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Urc3qR5D6w

Ron still lives close to DC, and he won't move away, to the Free States. One excuse after another, but now we know why he's REALLY staying! <dontknow> <lmao>

I'm with you, brother. Never.

This is an awesome article! Police women of the world! You guys GOTTA see this! <thumbsup> http://gunsnplanes.blogspot.com/2011/06/police-women-of-world.html

I'll let you know how an EOTech does in the oven, in about a week. I should be spraying another rifle coming up very soon. You'll see what happens with Patriot Brown bake-on, and the plastic battery cover. My MagPul plastic did great at 170 degrees and 3 hours, so the EOTech 512 battery cover should do just fine, also. I'll confirm its inherent resilience to heat with pictures here... <lmao> EDIT - info for others. I'm not baking the whole damn holographic sight. Just the outer hood and battery cover... :eek: :bitchslap: I am NOT looking forward to breaking this bastard down and sandblasting it...

51t AAC Brakeout, of course. <thumbsup>

I'm not kidding you guys, when I met Rob the first time (which is a funny story all by itself... <lmao>), he had all that stuff on. ALL OF IT. He says, "what are you carrying?" At the time, I have the 4" 1911 with 8rd mag and one in the chamber, plus a 10rd spare mag. I ask him, "What are YOU carrying?" It was like a cartoon - he kept pulling out more and more stuff... <laughs> Not long after that trip, I picked up the XD45, 13rd mag and one in the chamber, with two 15rd mags as spares. 44 rounds of .45 ACP on me - just so I could feel "adequate" if he showed up again... :eek: <lmao> Love, ya, brother! :happydrunks:

I just thought you didn't like me anymore... <lmao>

My next 308 AR project will be rollin' a 14.5" barrel, and a pinned muzzle device. If I can find a Noveske 13.7" barrel, it'll be even better.

Larry, the 300BLK EOTech is model XPS2-300. That designation is now changed on EOTech's website, and they're just listing it as the "Model 300" now. http://www.eotechinc.com/holographic-weapon-sights/model-300 There's probably a $hit-ton if retail websites still calling it the XPS2-300, though. Cool thing about this reticle is: 1 MOA center dots - I've talked about those in previous Aimpoint-vs-EOTech threads. Two aiming dots, for 100 and 300. It's tough to setup a zero on a 300Blackout optic and HAVE a zero at 100 yards and 300 yards - it's in the ballistics of the round. This gives you that. BUT... The bottom of that 65 MOA outer circle - you place the bottom of the circle on your target, and it's zero'd for 7 yards. This optic can do it all for 300BLK. That's damn awesome badassery, right there. <thumbsup>