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I'll bet they could have shot it better, if... Ah, you know. I'm just sayin'...

I don't know, but we've shown you the light. You just won't follow it... <lmao>

I'm up for the challenge... <lmao>

Maybe if he hangs around long enough, he might eventually see one on your rifle... <dontknow> :fawkdance:

Depends on how you shoot it. If you use a 2-point sling, and usually sling up tight, you'd see an accuracy difference between freefloated and non, at 100 yards. Beyond 100 yards it does make a difference. Freefloat it.

Saddle up, homie, and get that $hit done! <lmao>

So you can run around, not read details, say anything you want, provide inaccurate information then... Everybody just has to let it go? Your 1st Amendment isn't any more important than my 1st Amendment. Grow thick skin, or figure out what you're doing in the first place. Nothing I've said has been an accusation, either. Get your terms right.

Damn glad to have you aboard, Gary! Welcome, man! <thumbsup>

He's trying to copy and paste from Word, man. Not a webpage. Details elude you at times, I can see that.

Why do you have your rear sight so far forward? The easiest way in the world to increase your sight radius (and gain a little accuracy) is to move that rear sight back. <dontknow> How does that Lipski Competition Barrel Band affect your accuracy? Noticed any diffeences? Barrel Harmonics come to mind, seeing that thing. <deleted text>

What browser are you using? You should be able to, without issue. I'll try it, hold on... "Typed up, copied and pasted from Word into here, through the Firefox browser..." Just used right click/copy, then right click/paste into here.

Hopped onto Fulton Armory today to check into some parts - I always check out their Peerless M14 when I'm on there. WOW!!! They have GREATLY expanded their M14 lineup! Fourteen different models now - Check 'em out! http://www.fulton-armory.com/M14-Rifles.aspx

I'm pretty certain that I could assist you in bearing such a heavy burden... <thumbsup> <laughs>

Please explain the demographics of the murder problems in Chicago, then.

I had one of 'em piss me off pretty good coming through the 90 northbound checkpoint. I was in uniform and not in a good mood. So, in military uniform, DOD sticker on the windshield of my truck, Vet plates on the truck... and this a$shole asked me if I'm a US Citizen. I couldn't contain myself. My blurted out shout/response was "WHAT DO YOU THINK?!" He put me into secondary, so I floored that truck, slid it into the secondary, and was out going for him as he was coming for me. He got the checkpoint supervisor pretty damn quick, and I let that guy have it, too. Found out that the original agent that asked me that was actually a Staff Sergeant in the Army Reserve - I lit him up even more when I found that out. His defense was that anybody could buy a uniform in a surplus store, put Vet plates on their truck, and fake a DOD sticker on a windshield. It got even more intense after that, and the supervisor got that guy outta there quick. It wasn't long after that incident that I had the Post Command Sergeant Major involved with talks with USBP about their procedures, being so close to a large military installation. That's the only bad incident I've ever had with them. Everything else has been smooth.

IMHO, anyone that intentionally has a camera on them in order to record LEO interaction is someone that is either doing something to attract that attention, or provoking that interaction. Now, on the opposite side of that opinion, there are times when I've had interaction with law enforcement, and WISHED I had a camera on me... <lmao> Those border guys have a shitty job, working those stations. They have a legitimate job to do, and there are a$sholes everywhere. Whilst living in Sierra Vista back in the day, we had some very smart smuggler (human smugglers) avoid all local checkpoints, and instead come out of the mountains. They (the smugglers) caused one hell of a traffic accident, killed innocent people (an elderly couple), and killed several of their Smuggle-ees. There were 19 people in the Ford pickup, travelling at speeds exceeding 90mph, THROUGH town, and they lost control of the truck... Hard to find the real news story anymore, with the internet clogged up the way it has become - this was all caused by the desire to avoid the checkpoints, by illegals. Here's the details: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1247630/posts

Yes, along ALL major routes that lead to the border. Or, should I say, FROM the border. The are along highways 90, 92, 82, 83, 19 between the areas or Douglas, Naco, Sierra Vista, Bisbee, Sonoita, Nogales, Tucson. Along I-8 coming out of Yuma. There are many. Those guys don't have an easy job. Shib, the one you hit sounds like the one coming out of Bisbee, if you were coming back up 90. There's no southbound checkpoint on 90, only a northbound one.

Butterface. Example: PM me. I have a solution for you, seriously.

Damn, those are good lookin' lowers. Nice... <thumbsup>

So, No $hit, there I was... At work, knowing these clowns are showing up in town, and just counting down the time to meet them. I decide I need to take a piss, and walk towards the bathroom. I'm finished, and coming back out - just to work more, until I can meet these guys. I round a corner, and from BEHIND ME I hear, "Yeah, that's GOTTA be him, with that BIGASS SPOT ON THE BACK OF HIS HEAD!!!" I just put my head down and laughed. I turned, and there's Rob. First time I met him in my life, and I'm laughing my a$s off... I gave him a big pants-down hug, held him tight, and just laughed. Once I released him, I shook his hand, and told him I was damn glad to meet him. But, he doesn't know... I didn't wash my hands when I left the bathroom... <lmao> I marked him, now he's mine. :banana:

Research the options given to you, and find out.

Here's the whole thing - "Assaulted:Civil Rights Under Fire" http://www.hulu.com/watch/606389

I never did get a Noveske Assault Hammer, but you bet your a$s I'm looking for one now!

Very, very, very true. Bloods and Crips spread up the west coast from California. Some were "enlisted" into the military to gain training. Training that they could take back to the hood once let out of the Army. Many, many of them were at Fort Ord, in 7th Infantry Division (Light). When 7th ID made the move to Fort Lewis, Washington, guess who it took with them? Gangbangers. Only one Regiment moved, and the order was given in inactivate the Division. But that one Regiment was plenty. This was going in in 1989 through 1993 at Fort Ord, and 1993-on at Fort Lewis. I could tell story after story of gang confrontation about those two places.

You can pull a 1~6 VCOG on DSG Arms for $1,400 right now - that's half. I've been eye-balling that one. Gotta be MIL or LEO to see it - Ron, you need to update your DSG account, brother, if you can. Greg, update your DSG $hit, brother...