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I use a long entended mount to bridge the gap. Lock down the long mount onto upper and rail (both), beat the barrel nut into submission. Done.

Rob, pack that CMMG charging handle up and put it in a box. Send to Tom. Tom has 1lb of Tannerite for it... <lmao>

Get ahold of Seekins, and let them know there's definitely a demand for the product. That might make them produce it a little faster.

I'm FUCKING PROUD that you went with that over the Mustang and the Solo. That's a far superior pistol that you acquired for her. You rock, brother. <thumbsup> By the way, she's getting spoiled with $hit, and I'm not seeing anything for you lately. What the fuk do YOU have in the works? Your secrecy is spooky... <lmao>

I've got a Kimber BP Ten II. Great double-stack 1911, IMHO. Love that pistol. Despite all the $hit I give Jon about him forcing me to buy my first polymer pistol, as the XD45, that BP Ten II is the first polymer pistol I ever had, back in 2004. Ballistics are ballistics, and that's all there is to it. The Geneva/Hague Convention along with the Law Of Land Warfare is what governs "legal ammunition" for combat. That only goes so far, though. We run different ammo now, in the modern age of combat, and that is in accordance with Geneva/Hague and the Law of Land Warfare. Fukc, I had full mags of Mk262 for my M4 on an Afghani-Land deployment in late 2003. Those are OTM - "Open Tip Match" - not "hollow-points." That is in accordance with G/H and the LoLW. 5.56 optimized brown tip ammo is legal - that's Barnes 70gr TSX ammo. SOST is legal, also called OTMRP - that's Mk318 Barrier Blind Ammo. There's a bunch of new $hit out there that's combat-legal, and it doesn't have to be ball ammunition. The .45 ACP with a modern application of the G/H and LoLW can be a bad motherfucker. And it will be. A hell of alot more badass than the same legal cartridge in 9mm, .40, or .357/.357 Sig. We on't need to be shooting people with rifle cartridges out of a pistol - like the 5.7. Modern, legal, pistol ammo will do just fine out of a pistol. You don't use a pistol as your primary combat weapon anymore. It's a backup. When you need your backup, it needs to park motherfuckers on the curb forever - not just wound them. T-Zone and CNS is what you need to fall back on, but you need a dependable, combat-legal cartridge that will do it, too, even if you're "outside the margin" a little. Modern ammo gives you that leeway. You guys are debating modern combat munitions - without being in modern combat. I hate to say it, but LE is not modern combat, as much as LE duty is fighting-for-you-life at times. That's my 2 fukkin cents on it. You bastards are interrupting my manufacture of 300BLK casings.

Jee-bus, I'm having engraving flashbacks all over again...

Phone call is in order. Right-away kinda phone call. like a 911... Roger, you blind-sided me - so I have to spend more now... <lmao>

You are silly for thinking that. My $0.02 on your matter. Maybe I'm being judgemental. I don't think so, though.

You're not aware of alot of $hit. Your awareness-level doesn't make that a "norm" for anything, just because you didn't "know that." You basically need to just shut the fuk up about alot of stuff. instead of running your mouth. That's my $0.02 on your bul$hit.

Right on - I like this place. At Colorado burger joint, waitresses pack heat Published July 02, 2014 At Shooters Grill, in Rifle, Colo., the waitresses take orders and pack heat. It's called Shooters Grill and it is located in Rifle, Colo., so naturally, the waitresses pack heat. The burger joint, about 180 miles west of Denver, embraces the firearms theme with menu items like the "M16 burrito," "Smith & Wesson Grilled Cheese" and "Locked and Loaded Nachos." The salt and pepper shakers are made from shotgun shells. But the biggest Second Amendment statement is in the guns waitresses carry, including the Rueger Blackhawk .357 Ashlee Saenz sports. Owner Lauren Boebert, 27, started the trend when she began carrying a pistol shortly after opening the restaurant a year ago. "I started open-carrying maybe a month after we opened just because I am a woman in business and I was there early hours and late nights," Boebert said. "There was a man beaten to death in the alley behind my restaurant last year. It was very unfortunate." The accessorizing caught on with the staff. But even though carrying a gun openly is legal in Colorado, Boebert nonetheless makes staffers who want to pack take an extra safety course. Customers don't feel threatened by their servers carrying guns, she said. "No one has ever turned around and walked out because they saw a gun," Boebert said. "They might have left because it was too crowded, praise the Lord. But not over the guns." Chef Matt Archambault said word of the gun-toting wait staff has brought in new customers in recent months, but it is the half-pound burgers that keep people coming back. “Burgers are a staple of the restaurant," he told FoxNews.com. “It’s pretty much an all-American place. We love anyone who wants to come in.” And Archambault does not carry a gun back in the kitchen. "We have knives and spatulas," he laughed. "That's how I roll."

They haven't accomplished anything with that statement, except to fool the anti-gunners into thinking they have some sort of a victory - when they don't.

I think I need to do a translation on this one... <lmao>

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VERY well played my good man! Shield her from the news, and you are a GOD!... Hit that again tonight, and shove the nightstand over - yell when you do it... :hail: <thumbsup>

Very true. I wonder when the mid-to-late 90's Anthrax shots will start fucking people up...

For basic build tutorials, ARFCOM already has all that - and the stuff is good. I boycott the new section, based on the amount of information I've already put up, in other threads. That's just me... <dontknow>

Hell yeah, Larry. <thumbsup>

Shib, you shouldn't try to lock the bolt carrier to the rear so hard... I'm just sayin'...

I will never, ever, in my entire life, go into a movie theater without being armed. Ever. They can post what they want, as conspicuously as they want. Won't happen. Nutjobs study other nutjobs. Another movie theater mass-shooting will occur in our lifetime - because nutjobs idollize other jutjobs. Mass media made that a$shole famous, and others will follow in his tracks. College shootings - those fucking idiots that keep doing that probably whacked it thinking of that dumbass Korean kid that lost his marbles and shot up Virginia Tech. It's one of these, right here:

We just need a green light on the advanced training seminars, and swift progress will be made. If/When the green light is given, break out the notepads. :banana:

Twist rate on the barrel will determine that, more than anything else. Max range you intend/plan to engage a target it is the secondary factor.

The force of chambering a round in the chamber is going to displace any excess oil that might be in the chamber. Don't worry about lubing the hell out of the upper and running it. Don't even waste the time of running a chamber mop into the chamber after you oil up. Militarily, we had bigass squirt bottles of CLP on movement ranges. Lock the bolt to the rear, 2 or 3 trigger-pulls of the squirt bottle into the ejection port door from front to back, right onto the bolt face (locked back), then release the bolt and squirt one more on the BCG side. Never, ever had any first-round issues with any lube, running it just like that. If you have some kind of an issue with excess oil deforming your brass cases, then you have a loose, out-of-spec chamber, or you chambered the wrong round in the wrong gun.

If you're building an SBR from a stripped lower, then YOU are the manufacturer. Your info needs to be engraved on the lower. Name and City/State.

^^^ That's fucking Awesome!!! <lmao>

Right on! Rare to see some common sense from lawmakers these days. Awesome.