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Precision Firearms, dude. Fuk, don't you read my posts anymore?... <dontknow> :fawkdance: http://www.precisionfirearms.com/ http://www.precisionfirearms.com/19.html AND!... You've been holding out. That's bull$HIT. :bat:

S3G is the fastest trigger I've used to this date. Damn, the thing is smooth, too.

Brother Bass, momma got a pistol at home yet? Contact me if not - shoot me a PM. Seriously, man. <thumbsup>

Yeah, things go sideways FAST around here... <lmao>

Schit. Now I'm looking for a bolt action 20 gauge... :ugone2far:

I'm always available for the over-offering of advice... <lmao> I just don't wanna see anybody get burned on some stuff down the road. It sucks, at best, but could be skeery, at worst. We've all taken chances on stuff that might or might not work, but don't let money be the deciding factor. It's the same in anything that could fall into the "high risk" category. <thumbsup>

Brother, you're good in buying without research first - just make sure it's something coming from a reputable firearms vendor. That's common. Just don't put ANY stock in FleaBay reviews, whatsoever. Don't base a single purchase on something that someone says in there - you have NO idea what their background is, if they even have a background in what they're speaking. "Most badass rail I ever used!" FIRST rail dude has ever used, on the FIRST rifle he's ever had - and he bought that POS from his buddy that doesn't really like him, but still made a buck... You buy from a reputable vendor, and you'll get quality parts. You buy from a reputable vendor, and at least you've got some recourse. Feedback on a reputable vendor's site is coming from people that (mostly) have some time in this arena, in this rodeo. If there's a schit part out there that someone's selling, they'll get called on it, on the reputable sites. I'm just sayin'... <thumbsup>

The PRI barrel nut wrench is a badass piece of kit. Hang onto it, you might need it down the road - or receive it, and list it for sale here for the same price you paid for it. It's very, very good. <thumbsup>

Buy the cheapest firearms parts you can. From whatever source you can. Don't come back in here telling us what problems you're having with them, and expect us to know anything about them, or how to diagnose those problems. We won't know what to tell you, not in the least. It's a firearm, man. The single worst thing it can do to you - even if youre only building a range toy that you never expect to employ in ANY other situation - is blow up in your face. That's pretty bad. If you expect it to do double-duty, i.e., range toy, and I might need it to protect my house, property, and family... Wouldn't it suck if that thing let you down when you needed it to work?... That's more than "pretty bad." That's "worse..." Don't go cheap on firearms parts. Of course, look for deals, and find the QUALITY part that you need, for the least price... But, ONLY from reputable firearms/firearms parts vendors. FleaBay is NOT that. Literally, your life is YOUR hands over this, so take whatever appropriate spending actions you need to. It is entirely YOUR call. P.S. I'm not kidding about the diagnosing thing - when people have problems here, we specifically ask them what they built, in order to properly figure out what's going on with their boomsticks. That includes "what parts from what vendors," routinely. Don't be surprised when you list a bunch of from "ladiesman217" and you get some pretty nasty replies. I'm just sayin'... <lmao>

This.

^^^ <lmao>

S H I T. She's sitting on my lap, but surfin' this site from her phone. Right now. I'm fukked.

Yeah, since she decided to skip the intro part... :catfight: Ron skipped the intro, too - you guys already know Dawn Marie. You'll LOVE Ron... :banana: I've known him for many years now. He and I tend to get in trouble with anything involved in "internal combustion." We can build an engine. His brother-in-law likes to break the engines we build... :stfu2: The TAZ part of his name is just that - Tazmanian Devil. Just spin him up and watch him go!... <laughs> Just wait for it... <lmao>

They saw us. They decided they didn't want any of that... <dontknow> :banana:

857 and counting. <thumbsup>

You can stop watching after 1:40... The "Mad Minute" just kept going... <lmao> I was yelling out the time hack whilst trying to keep my crosshairs on the goal. That wasn't working. As soon as I got to "1!!!" the schit hit the fan, and I didn't think I'd get to have a shot. Much to my surprise, once I settled the scope, that little orange can was downrange, making faces at me. One shot later, Drew's phone wasn't...

It's a .30-cal AR, man. Everything about it is pricey. There's no way around that. At all. If you stick around here long enough, we'll ruin you to the point that you realize this part of the game is nothing... I'm just sayin'...

Hey, man, I can make that schit look goooooood... <lmao>

Good point - We love it when Ron hates us... <lmao> Glad you made it back - SO FAST! You must have been pinned the whole way back, brother... Hell, I'm glad to have been in a position to offer help during this trip - the SX was just lucky timing, but timing we couldn't pass up. The house - mi casa su casa, brother, anytime. Any time. <thumbsup>

There's a definite issue with the back of the carrier hitting the lower receiver. Something's not right there. The bottom of the carrier has a channel in it, so that buffer detent isn't damaged from the carrier hitting it - it's damaged from the buffer slamming into it during forward travel. The only way it can do that is if it's NOT in contact with the bolt carrier. First, on that thing, you need to verify what buffer you have in there, and what buffer spring you have in there. I'll get to more later. Welcome aboard, man.

Porter on the SlideFire (VERA!) in Slo-Mo: Dawn Marie doing the same, in Slo-Mo:

Saw this rifle today - awesome stick, Shibi!!! <thumbsup>

MikeDaddy does - we just shot his today. I'll have one running before too long. I know Drew has a pretty sweet 9mm AR also. Drew and I also have AR45 setups - was running my 45 today as well. Pistol-caliber stuff is WAY different than rifle-caliber. There are a few DI systems out there that are great, but most pistol-caliber ARs are blowback operated.

Yep! I'll save them for later... Unless you want me to send them back with the (recovered) pieces of the phone! <lmao>