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98Z5V

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  1. Nope. They'll go right in.
  2. SWEET!!! My plan is working!!! I can't wait to shoot Rob's NF, either!
  3. That Nemo is pretty damn sweet. Nothing tops the 98B, though, and the upgrade to the MRAD.
  4. Nope, not legal. Banned by name. Here's some good info for ya: http://www.calguns.net/caawid/flowchart.pdf
  5. That is MOST excellent!
  6. I don't get it? I'm in AZ, higher elevations even (4.600 feet, base elevation), and I don't have snow. Well, that's a lie - it's in the mountains, at 7,000 feet - there's snow up there. We like that, it's kind of "scenic" here... I'm just sayin'. Drew. Drew?...
  7. What mrraley says - on a .308AR, just cut to the chase, and use the Armalite .308 bolt catch. It's much beefier, where it needs to be, over the DPMS-type .308 bolt catch. If it's an AR-15 part, on a large AR, remove it and save it for a 5.56-based project.
  8. TIghten, loosen, tighten, loosen, tighten, loosen, tighten, loosen - you'll hit it. If the barrel nut and the threads on the upper receiver are NOT lubed, you'l just make it harder on yourself. The torque spec is 30~80lb/ft. Somewhere between 30 and 80, you'll hit it. Don't try it with dry threads. You'll gall the poop out of everything.
  9. This is awesome! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQdqQsivA4U
  10. Rifle receiver extensions also have wrench flats on the end of them, for applying proper torque. AR-15 armorer's combo tools have the notch in them that fits the wrench flats.
  11. Hell yeah!!! Those are BOTH sweet!!! I'm interested in those Seekins forged lowers, too - those are gonna be very, very nice. Nothing but pure quality. I'm positive that Dirk and I can handle some sweet pics, and a great write up for ya, Ron. :D By the way, I'm just a "tinkerer..." Really.
  12. I'm with Drew on this one - .45ACP, 9mm, 300BLK and .22 just about cover it. 5.56 and .308 Win are a given.
  13. Is that EVERY YEAR?!!!? That would cost me a LOT of money. I'm ready to throw up just thinking about it.
  14. If you decide to go that route, let me know. I'll take the National Match trigger off your hands for you. I've got one, and it's pretty good. I'm certain I've got a rifle I can put it in.
  15. The numbers haunt me every night...
  16. That fuckin' sucks. They don't make men like that often, and it's just absolutely shitty to see good ones go. RIP, brother.
  17. ^^^ I'm not buying that story - there's always something on the way. I haven't purchased anything withing the last week or two, but I'm still waiting on 4 Brakeouts, 20 backordered mags, and a sweet holster. That should tide me over for awhile, until I can figure out what to buy next...
  18. That Tracking Point system is badass...
  19. Bolt catch screw extraction.
  20. I think he broke or stripped the bolt catch screw, then somehow, during more disassembly, the buffer retaining pin broke. I think.
  21. Damn, that's a great find.
  22. Wish I knew where to find the LPK for you, man - that's a badass rifle build, right there. If I find any LPKs anywhere, I'll post up immediately.
  23. Change it while you're in now, and you should be good.
  24. Talk to a good, local gunsmith first - see if there's one that can do anything for you. Broken bolt/screw extraction is a pain in the ass.
  25. Directly from Phase 5 Tactical, man.
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