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He sure can! <thumbsup> :hail:

FUk yeah. <thumbsup>

Hey, Bro... You don't shovel heat. <lmao>

Possibilities? http://www.brownells.com/shooting-accessories/range-gear/shell-catchers-deflectors/brass-deflector-prod18554.aspx

I already like this guy. He's gonna fit in well here. Just a guess... <thumbsup>

I'm in. Subs and supers, see what goes without a can. <thumbsup> Unless we can get a can there. Hmmm... :banana:

I'm envious, man - that's some DAMN good work.

That's all cool and everything, with the 1:1 mix of WD thinning out the OIL. However, he sprays straight Mobil 1 from a "spray bottle." I need to know what spray bottle that is, so can test that bottle, with the Mobil 1, for myself. I gotta see this work - cause I think it won't. I'll even pick up the Mobil 1 5w20 - the thinner stuff. I just need to know what spray bottle this works out of. It's a viscosity thing.

REAL Dissipator!!! :hail: Brother, gas port size. Check that thing, next chance you get to see him and get it to the range. Single round in the mag, lock back test. Varying ammo. Report results. I'm thinking the gas port needs some drilling out - and he's got the tools to measure it, and drill it. No kidding, that's it.

That wasn't a comment against you for posting the link, brother - I just don't want him buying something from them, and we're stuck troubleshooting that POS for the next 10 years... <lmao>

It's been said here many, many times - if you need a forward assist to chamber a round - on a 308 AR - then you shouldn't chamber that round in the first place. Spring pressure alone is MORE than enough to chamber a round in these things. But, the forward assist DOES work on them. Don't need any damn serrations...

Won't be your last 308 AR either, man. I'm just sayin'... <lmao> You're gonna be fun around here - I can already see that. <thumbsup> :banana:

Don't need those gills/teeth. This ain't 5.56. It catches on the shoulder, at the diameter change. It'll seat the bolt into battery every time. Red arrow, pic below.

Put up a pic of that (your) bottle, loaded with the oil. I'm off Thursday, so I'll grab one. I need to try this out. I live in a fine sand desert, so our results should be similar...

<laughs> <lmao> Awesome, brother!!!

Got one on order - it'll be running a "30 caliber clip" for sure!

Homie - you missed the opening paragraph in my post... <lmao> Bet I'll get them before your Blackout is finished... :banana:

Sweet, brother! You're gonna beat me - who will be beating Jon!!! <lmao> He's WAY behind the power curve here... :banana:

http://www.jdmachinetech.com/product/308UPRP/308RGB.html

Jerry is giving DeLeon some hell!!! <lmao>

Only have a little bit more, brother - that builder just might be full of $hit! Edit - he might be talking about the gauges that have the cut-out in the base, so you don't have to remove the ejector... <dontknow>

Warne measures differently - which is why this discussion is kinda important. You guys need to know where these measurements are to/taken from, in order to get the right-height stuff. ADM is different. Warne measures to the bottom of the scope tube mounting area, not scope centerline. ADM measures from mounting surface to scope centerline.

JD Machine.

In that link, the one at the bottom is even a 300 Win Mag - still for $449.99. <thumbsup>

Something like this, Matt? This is a nice pic of the rifle I want. Well, except for ONE THING... I would NEVER put an Atlas on this thing, though...