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You're gonna drop this kind of money on an optic, and you're bitching about the cost of some of the other parts that we're recommending? Are you serious?

Need more info... <lmao>

THIS is the quote of this whole thread!!! :banana: <laughs> <lmao> Eff the masses. Right in the neck. I open carry very often. If they looked shocked, they need to get back to the real world. It's not "calm and comfortable" like they want to envision it - it's rough and hard, and there are a$sholes on every corner looking for them, as they are easy prey... I've had a few of those freaked out people ask me why I carry - I tell them, "You better practice your Second Amendment Rights if you want to Preserve them - otherwise, you will lose them..." They blink... then walk away. If you are unarmed, you are a victim. Sooner or later. It's like bikers, and the rule of the road - there are only two kinds of bikers. Ones that have been down, and ones that are going down. You better be prepared when you go down, or you're gonna be hurt...

There's always room for fire-tending - any and all are ALWAYS welcomed for this stuff. It's damn sure a vacation you'll never forget - and might become addicted to. <thumbsup>

<laughs> <lmao> I knew it was gonna hit... :yup:

Professor says... "You cant understand, the internal relief..." THAT IT WASN'T YOURS!!! <lmao> Professor, you know YOUR A$S WAS SKEERED! I SAW IT! YOU'RE DOING THAT STUDENT!!! <laughs> Watch it again, guys! :yup:

MaDuce - your opening post was written by you, I'm guessing - you didn't "copy-and-paste" from some other source, here?

FDE will take over the world. I've been preaching that for several years now, but these bastards don't wanna listen. I'm glad that you see the light. <thumbsup> <laughs>

Common magnifiers are 3x, but Primary Arms has a 6x. Those are your two options on magnification. I'm running a Burris AR Tripler on one of my 5.56 guns, and that's a damn nice magnifier. For a mount, there are several options, but the ADM flip-to-side mount is hard to beat. I wouldn't hesitate to buy that combination again, but the beauty in it is - I can mount it on any other rifle I have, as long as I have a red dot at the "absolute" or "1/3 co-witness" height. <thumbsup>

I thought this was going to be a thread from Greg, and hockey. Checking some bastard right into the glass... <lmao>

Those are easy to tighten up - it's just finding the proper torque... <lmao>

^^^ He nailed it. NAILED it.

Then, you don't want a Battle Rifle. You want a SHTF Gun. You can build a SHTF Gun. You need to buy a Battle Rifle.

You can use the little tongue-wagging smilie all you want. Just ask yourself one question... "What companies have provided US Special Operations Command a 7.62 Battle Rifle?" One company has. And, outside of a trigger change, it's exactly as the manufacturer provided it. Come up with that answer, if you really want a modern 7.62 Battle Rifle...

I love that 30-06. That's a nice rifle, Jon.

You can ride one of the spare quads, brother - I'll try to deal with that 500. :ugone2far: :bat: If nothing else, use it as vacation time - you'll never be around better people (with the crowd we gather up), and you'll eat better than you ever can at home. That's no joke. It's worth it to hit it up, even if you never leave camp. <thumbsup>

Yeah - keep that 512 on there. 1 MOA center dot. No other 1x red-dot optic has that. You can run that out to 400 yards with zero problems, due to the dot size. 65 MOA outer circle - perfect for short ranges, 25 and under. When you zero a 512 (or any other EOTech with that 1/65 sighting structure) for a 50-200 zero, the base of that 65 MOA circle is actually dead-on zero'd for 7yards. Base of the circle is designed for true CQB distance. Keep your sight on there. If you find that you need magnification, look into the add-on magnifiers for red dots. <thumbsup>

You talking about French Foreign Legion, or Navy SEAL here? Who's got the 2-year service?

KAC, then. With that purchase, you'll never need their support - you won't kill it. However, if you do, then you've got it. That's why it costs what it does.

^^^ Been using those for over a year now. Won't switch to anything else.

386 miles from me. Soonest I could do that would be Thursday (day off work). Still be there then? I'll see what I can do.

Talked to a very nice lady from Springfield at the SHOT show, and she did say to hang on and wait until the end of March to send everything in - it was projected to take that long before they were all caught up. One that time hit, it would in-n-out. Looks like that is what's really happening. Time to send mine in. Previously, I installed the Powder River Precision extended grip safety, extended mag release, and trigger spring kit. My understanding is that SA will pull all my parts and convert the pistol back to bone-stock (with the new recall parts), and ship my pistol and all parts back to me. I'm cautious that I'll get my parts back, so haven't sent mine in. On another note, PRP has a new plan, too - I bought the grip safety, and they're making a new one. One their new ones are out, I can swap my old one for the newer design. <thumbsup> http://shop.powderriverprecision.net/product.sc?productId=94&categoryId=17

I like the results. You've put alot of time into this, and it's damn good data. <thumbsup>

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Bronc, don't worry about it, man - nothing was thread-jacked. This place is like one big run-on sentence anyway... <lmao> Like stated above, let's figure out the malfunction first, by description, and then we can determine cause - if you have two live rounds jumping into the chamber, that's magazine-related. <thumbsup> One live and one expended - not a magazine issue, usually.