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If you go with the old, proven Cav Arms lower, it's a pound lighter than a comparably built aluminum lower. Cav Arms isn't producing them anymore, but a newer company picked up the rights, and has them in production again. I'd start there, first and foremost, on a sub-6lb build. That's an easy pound of it, right there. http://www.gwacsarmory.com/lower-receivers-1/

Try to find the weight for the VLTOR MUR - maybe even call them. I'll get you the weight for a standard stripped upper (FA, and deflector, but stripped). <thumbsup>

Fixed that for ya, brother. Don't wanna see you gettin' in any trouble, and poop... <laughs>

Brother, you've had this thing forever... I'm glad you finally posted it up. I was worried about you... :eek: <laughs>

"I'll rap your fuckin' head in with a ratchet!" <laughs> <lmao>

You're kinda scaring me with this bread, now, brother... How far is this gonna go? <laughs>

Man, I better send Rene a PM - don't want him to miss these...

You nailed it - you're that old, too. Don't deny it... <laughs>

Dude, it's like you have a new effin' PET here!... <laughs> <lmao>

Yes, plural, brother. as in "many." :)) I guess I lied, unintentionally - the Ruger GSR wears a red dot, so no Warne maxima rings on that one... There are... 9? - I'd need to take inventory... HAHA!!! Awesome! Converted! <laughs>

Those Warne Maxima steel QD rings are great, brother. Those are on all my bolt guns. <thumbsup>

That thing is sweet. Same for the pistol. <thumbsup>

Read this first: http://kitup.military.com/2012/07/back-up-iron-sight-drop-test.html

Common sense prevailed. That doesn't happen often.

Yum!!!

You're all jacked up over this barrel-length thing, ain't ya? Calculate your velocity loss for the 1.5" of barrel you'd be giving up, with the 18.5" instead of the 20". You'll be shocked - it's not much. Now, figure out what max weighted projectile a 1:12 twist will stabilize, and do the same for a 1:10. You need HEAVY projectiles to get accurate at 1k yards, man. Get over the barrel-length thing you've got going on...

The center is a metal insert - drill/tap what you can in order to insert a NM 0.040" rear thread-in aperture.

You can replace the front post with a skinny post from KNS Precision. Done it many times. I probably have a dozen sets of the MBUS sights, both Gens. They're damn great.

Damn good shot, man - excellent piggy!

It's a direct swap for the A2, when you chuck the 5/8" A2 spacer on the end of the receiver extension, and ditch the longer A2 screw. The MOE rifle stock comes with the shorter A1 screw.

MikeDaddyH can definitely answer that one for ya - he's got the entire east side of Phx WIRED! He knows where all the good shops are on that side of town. Big time. Shoot him a PM about it, with a link to this thread. Shoot it to his Dane Armory username, too - send it to both. He'll see one or the other. <thumbsup>

Yes, 2-stage trigger. Don't know what your goals are, but sounds like longer distance, precision. A standard trigger sucks for that. That arena is where a good, light, 2-stage shines. The Fulton 18.5" stainless, medium weight barrel with a 1:10 twist will do a metric poop-ton better at longer distances than the barrel you listed/linked. You need heavy bullets to go distance. Heavy bullets are long. You need a fast twist to stabilize a longer bullet (the projectile). The 18.5" sounds like it will better suit your needs, if I have your needs correct. Don't get all wrapped around the axle about barrel length.

Tons of reports about them, brother: https://www.google.com/#hl=en&sugexp=crnk_timepromotiona&gs_rn=9&gs_ri=psy-ab&gs_mss=rra%202%20stage%20p&tok=Cc-2oW0V80XAFdsxe7kkWg&pq=rra%202%20stage%20problems&cp=12&gs_id=2j&xhr=t&q=rra+2+stage+trigger+problems&es_nrs=true&pf=p&sclient=psy-ab&oq=rra+2+stage++problems&gs_l=&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&bvm=bv.45368065,d.b2I&fp=882f7b1086f530aa&biw=1097&bih=550

Same gas key.

You PUT it in here, silly man... <laughs>