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HAH!!!! So you DO come to the west side of town!!! I KNEW it!!! <lmao>

After these two projects, and I'm warmed up with the bake-on stuff, send parts all day long. <thumbsup> Again, wait 'til I get warmed up here. I think I'm painting/baking this coming Thursday. I've actually been thinking of refinishing my Desert Warrior, brother.

Hell nah, but I only remember you talking about that crazy progressive, and I'm jealous about being able to crank out 17,000 rounds in a hour... <lmao> EDIT - On another note, you need to come shoot with Mike and I down here by my place. You'll like it here... <thumbsup>

Confusing thread title, compared to opening statement/question. OP please clarify which platform you're really talking about here.

Yep, I'm seeing something similar from that last batch of pics (EDIT - from that last batch of pics prior to, and right above, Rob's post that I quoted) - I'm seeing the centerline of the cartridge that's ABOVE the centerline of that bolt. That's a machining issue. A pretty big machining issue. If that's what it really is...

Smart phones... What IS it with you people... <dontknow> <lmao>

He's a tool-killer... That stuff looks like Ivy, too. He's growing stuff he can't eat... <lmao>

Eh, I don't think they'll be back to that specific place again... <dontknow>

You're right. Typically, the ones that do conduct training with/for those units are very "generic" about it in their web-based advertising. Example: We combine our experience teaching military, law enforcement and the best high-end private schools to provide the best courses and tactical shooting skills available anywhere. I've been wanting to get on a Gunsite course or 5 for a long time. Need to pony up the money for one - or 5.

In defense of the 308 stuff, I found data that runs all over the place with it, from 500 back to 100. Depends on the round, is what it comes down to. How much drop at what range, yada yada yada. I found some that was 40 MOA drop at 500. So divide the 40 MOA by 5 to get a round idea at 100, and you'd have 8 inches. Depends on your ammo that you intend to shoot.

Caught him right in the mellon!!!

I see a Craftsman straight-blade screwdriver in the 6-wk pic. I win.

http://308ar.com/downloads/308arwallpaper.jpg ^^^Direct link. Hit that.

Should have a new paint gun sometime this week...

Good young man - very good.

Its a pepper...

Then its the clammy ground cherry.

Tomato.

Every single robber out there in the world needs a Can O' Whoopass opened up on 'em, JUST like that. Hell yeah. :bat:

That PVC was a good idea - it just won't withstand the impact... We kicked it's ass... <lmao>

It is - same thing. You know, you're not supposed to shoot the frames... <lmao>

This was the steel breakin process, right here. Probably 50 rounds of 55gr M193 on it, about 30 rounds of 308 Win on it, then 60 rounds of 150gr 300BLK on it. The steel is in great shape. Need to paint it up and head back out there!

I spy with my little eye... Shib DOES have a single stage!!! <thumbsup>

I need to get that thing out of the bag and get to it. I brought everything inside hours ago, and haven't touched any of it yet... We zero'd the hell out of Mike's .308. He was firing at steel, and I was calling impacts through the spotting scope. We got him right on the money - after he knocked the steel over, and we set it back up with rocks... <lmao>

FINALLY got out there with Mike. Damn good range morning. The steel target is pretty damn cool, but found out that 168gr .308 shots on it at 100 yards will knock the thing over - it really gets that 10" gong swinging, and when it swung forward it pulled the target on it's face. Stacked some rocks on the legs, and that solved it. Got the scope on the MVP dialed in for 50/200, and it's AWESOME at 100 right now. Got the scope on my BLK dialed in. Need to look at the buffer weight on my BLK, because it's not locking back in a single round, and it's not picking up the next round. Pretty expensive single-shot rifle, right now.