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The ALG ACT is a very, very worthy trigger - but it's not a 2-stage. If the OP is set on a two stage, there's the Geissele route he can take, or just get the Armalite 2-stage national Match trigger... It's definitely worth the money, and won't bust up on him. My info on the Geissele triggers is all over this site. Here's me review on the Armalite 2-stage National Match:

I'm gonna print those up and take them out next time the two 17-year-old boys pistol shoot... <lmao>

HELL YEAH, BROTHER!!! :happydrunks: :hethan: <laughs>

Yeah, one more suggestion. Spend twice that $100.00 you planned, and get a Geissele SSA. It won't break. As the saying goes, "Buy once, Cry once..." That's the SECOND DPMS two-stage that's failed on you?...

You saying you have different long guns for different purposes?... <lmao>

H&K MP5 with a Choate side-folder stock... Dawn Marie is looking over my shoulder, so I have to talk about the damn gun... <dontknow>

The place is Imperial Sand Dunes Rec Area - ISDRA. Better known as Glamis Sand Dunes. It's about 45 miles from north to south, 6 miles wide, and something like 118,000 square acres of area. Most of it is closed because of tree-huggers and environmentalists, but there's still a ton of legal riding area. Much more than you can see in one weekend, that's for sure. Should be able to see it since I linked it here. It's an unlisted video so people can't search and hit it, but the link should get you to it. I'll check the settings on it again. <thumbsup>

20-minute long vid, last Saturday afternoon, after the heavy morning winds kind of died down. This give you some idea of how big that sand really is. <thumbsup>

That guy is actually legit, brother - Mike has even used him as a source in the past. <thumbsup>

VERY well done! :hail: :hethan:

I specifically asked a Hodgdon Rep this question at the SHOT booth of theirs - "VARGET, have you guys stopped making it? Because it can't be found ANYWHERE..." He laughed, and said "No, last year, during all this stuff, we made 50,000 pounds of VARGET, and shipped it." Hoarders, brother, hoarders. The manufacturers haven't slowed down what they're doing. On the opposite side of that, they've hired more people to run more shifts, and they're making more of it now...

Damn, it's the folder, too - the expensive one. Is this the same guy that finally got this rifle, to replace the faulty *Iwon'tmentionthebrand* rifle?

Sierra's data is different again, from that ^^^. Sierra doesn't list H110 for the 150s, they stop at the 135s with it. They run the LilGun in both though.

Aaaaand, I see something interesting, again! <thumbsup> #3 and #7 - slightly lower numbers from the 20" barrel... 20~25% less from the 20"? But that #7 load was using the WW primers? Previously, the CCI primers beat the WW primers by about 50%? #6 and #7 - identical loads from the 20", only primers as the difference - and the numbers for the CCI primers are almost half again. Gotta be the age of the WW primers - but, there's a definite difference between the 16" and 20" barrels there, too, when you look at #3 and #6 loads. Makes me want to pick up new WW primers and load up some rounds/data to see if there's a real difference, when you rule out the age of the primers. That's some damn good stuff, ss! <thumbsup>

Don't like what I saw from them on the H110 and 300BLK with 150gr projectiles. I'm shooting 16.5 grains of H110, and they're saying the maximum is 16.2 grains. Need to load up some at the lesser charge and see how they do. <dontknow>

^^^ That right there is the truth. We don't worry about the valve springs in our vehicles do we? I mean, nobody gets up in the middle of the night and bumps the engine over, just because some of the springs are fully compressed, with valves open...

If the bolt isn't fully rotated in the barrel extension, and the bolt carrier isn't fully forward, then the firing pin is too short to reach the primer. There's much debate all over the 'net about out-of-battery explosions - but the above is the truth. If those conditions aren't met (bolt fully seated in extension, BCG fully forward), then the firing pin hitting the primer "early" isn't what's causing something like that. I'm just sayin'.

I found this on the dudeiwantthat site - I need to pick up a set of this stuff before I send TactiCat back over the dog wall... <lmao>

Zero editing software, brother - none. That's the whole clip that I had, uploaded to YT just as it came off the vid cam. The cam is easy as hell to use. Push buttons, hear beep, ride... It's even easier than a shot timer... <lmao>

Just the way that camera is. There are two back covers for it, one for "< 100 MPH" and another for "> 100 MPH" - Of course, I'm running the one for "over 100mph..." <lmao> That camera is so badass I picked up another one today. Seriously.

No offense meant in any way, and history doesn't over-ride the section rules - you kinda need to get a pic of the actual item that is for sale up here pretty quick, or this can be deleted. It's nothing against you - it's the way it is here. Pics of the item will be included in the post.

Can't do that - the interference surface is on the inside. The lip on the barrel nut that mates up against the flange on the barrel. No sanding possible for that one. If it will not go, the answer is the indexing shims. Crush washers do crush, but they're not gonna stand up to the heat that the chamber creates. That's why you don't use a crush washer on a muzzle device that a suppressor attaches to.

You're comparing Apples and Hammers. Two completely different projectiles, brother. Getting a 1.5mil difference shouldn't be a concern between those two.

I've been putting off buying a new vid cam, only because I can't find my older cam since I moved last summer. Right before I left work on Friday, I grabbed a GoPro Hero 3+ Silver Edition setup... ...and it is badass. I'll have some great vids of this weekend to put up, but it'll take me a week to upload all of them. I'm working on one right now that won't be up until tomorrow morning. When they're all up, some of the riding will make someone here motion-sick... <lmao> This weekend was about old friends, and I think we were very, very successful - the Ohioan and Eskimo had a blast. Stories were told, memories (good and bad) relived, food was unbelievable, campfire madness was right where it should have been, and we polluted the planet right-proper. Couldn't ask for more, than hanging out with great friends. ,,,and getting the rides on vid. <thumbsup>