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Not gas, brother. "Gassing them out" means applying heat to them to force-dry the parts you've soaked.

Got it - found it again: The new Patent Pending NEAG Inc Compact Carbine Stock (CCS) is the ultimate solution for close protection guns: a collapsible stock which renders the NEA-15 7.5” PDW only 21 inches in overall length - nearly 2 inches shorter than a fully collapsed MP5A5, with proven 5.56m NATO performance. A true collapsible stock with a total weight of only 1.5 lbs; only 1oz heavier than a traditional 6-position carbine stock system with buffer and spring. The minimum length is a scant 4.75”, while the fully extended CCS stretches to 8.5” for maximum ergonomic range even on rifles designed expressly for extreme compact size. Materials are 6061-T6 Aluminum and 4041 steel with NEA’s proprietary ARC+ surface treatment. The NEAG Inc CCS is the final evolution of a project intended to provide end users with the ultimate in rifle portability and concealability. Features a single point sling point. These do not work with piston driven AR's. http://www.neaginc.com/3_accessories.html

I think it's someone else - I don't think SPEX makes that one. I found the damn company a few months ago. Even on the SPEX webpage, they say, "SPEX Defense builds many of our own unique products." They build many, but I'm not sure if they build all...

Duracoat, don't know. Cerakote, soak your plastic parts for 2 hours, the gas them out in the oven, 150 degrees for 2 hours. If there was no oily residue on the parts after the gas-out, then paint them. If there was oily residue, soak them again and back into the oven.

Hey, come on already, let's get this damn thing painted, huh?

I can definitely vouch for that - you are both awesome, honest people. There aren't many like you guys left, and it's an honor to know you. <thumbsup>

LWRC doesn't make it, but they use it. I looked up the company that makes it, but damn if I can remember who it is now. Retail on it was over $450.

That seems to be how he rolls... <lmao>

Time. Perfection takes time. As in, "I need more TIME off work, and I need two 18 year-old boys to invest more TIME in $hit around this house. That way, when I have my TIME, it's REALLY MY TIME!!!" Those little fuckers need to get busy... <lmao> It'll happen, brother, it'll happen. It's damn sure gonna happen LONG before Ron realizes the error of his ways, and puts a righteous bipod on that piece of precision perfection... :banana:

^^^ That makes the decision to ship it out, a non-decision. With this news, I'll havae a new trigger in that rifle in a few weeks. Good lookin' out, brother. <thumbsup>

Oh SNAP!!! The warning was issued at the whim of the Heavy-Handed Cop! Again! <lmao>

Dynamic Pie Concepts is de shiznit! :hethan:

Jerry did it. AGAIN!. <lmao>

I knew it!!! :hail: :happydrunks:

^^^ Brightest one of the year, from what I've been reading. I wish I was on a lights-out night ride in the dunes tonight. Lights-out night rides ROCK!!! :hethan: <thumbsup>

That doesn't come into play for accuracy, and excessive effects of wobble/wiggle would have very negligible affects on AR precision. Quality upper (barrel squared on receiver), quality barrel, quality trigger are the primary components. Freefloat is another highly contributing factor (over fixed handguards). Very little else is going to affect mechanical accuracy. Lock time comes into play (and that's in the trigger components) and dwell time comes into play (and that's up to the barrel manufacturer, as well as your recoil system, somewhat). Most everything else is the loose nut behind the trigger... Ratchet that thing down. <lmao> Bolt guns are a different animal.

This article has validity here - I'm just sayin'. We've seen a bunch of this lately, I think. I may never know, for real http://www.recoilweb.com/poseurs-who-teach-48245.html If you really are a HALO-SCUBA-RANGER-SPECIAL FORCES-PATHFINDER-SWAT-JUMPMASTER-SEAL-FORCE RECON-PJ-SNIPER-BORTAC-TACP-BADASS AIR ASSAULT-FAST ROPE MASTER-US MARSHALL-TWELVE SANDWICH EATIN', KNUCKLE-DRAGGIN' MOTHERFUCKER... Then we'd love to have you here. Make note of your past accomplishments and qualifications in your Intro thread, or shortly after arrival here. If you are NOT that, don't be bringing up your NAVSPECWAR experience later, just to shine someone on a little... I'm just sayin'...

^^^ He said "Snarky..." <lmao>

Some 700s have a recall on the X-Mark Pro trigger - here's the info: Here's the details, from Gear Scout: http://blogs.militarytimes.com/gearscout/2014/04/11/major-recall-of-remington-model-700-and-model-7-rifles/?repeat=w3tc Here's the Rem website to enter your serial number, and find out if your rifle is affected by this recall: http://xmprecall.remington.com/ My 700 AAC-SD is affected. Looks like I'll be calling Remington, getting my RA, and shipping it to a Rem Authorized Repair Center. $hit.

<lmao> I would suspect Matt, for that. What's your warning say?... <laughs>

I love the grief-giving in this thread. It's the perfect amount, at just the right time... <lmao>

Why was "9th arrival in Vegas, and 14th Party" in my head?!... FUK!!!

Good, BUT... What did you torque the mounts to? I go between 25in/lb and 28in/lb on rings (depends on the rings or mount), and 65in/lb locking the mount to the rifle. That makes a tremendous difference, especially if you "just tightened them up." If you don't know the exact torque on those bolts, you can't rule it out of the accuracy equation. My numbers were INCH/POUNDS, not ft/lbs... Someone will see that, gloss over that detail, and break a mounting bolt. Then promptly blame me, when reading comprehension is the real issue... <lmao>

Who snatched 15,000 pounds of brass? That WOULD make a pretty nice paycheck at a recycling place in the city... Can't really blame someone...

If the safety fixes the trigger problem, then there's no need to cut on the trigger. I know Roger went to great lengths to make the safety worked with most anything out there, including out-of-spec triggers. If it doesn't work with the RRA trig, then you'd need to chop on it some. Easy test and easy fix, if it fixes it. <thumbsup>