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Right, got that - the Armalite AR-10 Carbine buffer is the same length as any regular old AR-15 carbine buffer - because Armalite uses a 7 5/8" (internal) length on their AR-10 carbine receiver extension. AR-15 receiver extensions are 7" (internal) length. So, to run the same length buffer in both, the 308 receiver extension has to be longer than the AR-15 receiver extension. Didn't know the AR-15 H3 weight was the same as the regular AR-10 weight. <thumbsup> Also, anyone using an AR-15 carbine receiver extension on their 308 AR - you can't run the Armalite AR-10 carbine buffer - it'll be too long for that extension. Your options are DPMS 308 carbine buffer, or Slash.

I'm a big fan of this, for inside the house. Packed with .177 Cal BB's. <thumbsup>

^^^ mrraley's info up there should be pinned. <thumbsup>

Correct buffer? Anything "H3" is a 5.56 buffer.

Damn Tapco mags... <laughs>

poop, I was runnng a 2lb Jard in my 308, and it was perfectly fine. It was light enough, and the rifle recoil was stout enough, that... if you didn't have dedicated trigger follow through with every shot, you could double it. Something to be aware of. Combined total pull weight on the SSA-E will be 3.5lbs, and it'll work just fine for a 308. <thumbsup>

Very damn funny! <thumbsup> <lmao>

All the Hi-Speed units are user adjustable - which means you need to set it up. The SSA-E is non-adjustable, and drops right in. It's one hell of a great trigger for an accuracy rifle.

I like where this is going... ;D <thumbsup> Not sure on AR-10 Zeros, but AR-15 Zeros usually are cheap - under $50 per.

Do you have the diameter of that pin, before you expanded it? That's a tell-all, right there.

I think this country is in real trouble - no poop, yeah? For the longest time now, the 1st Amendment has ruled. Say what you want, and you're protected. Well, that's protected by men that do things, not on our continent, that others either can't, or won't, do. That is a result of men, ON our continent, that didn't want to be ruled by others, on ANOTHER continent. It comes from nothing else. Those willing to fight for what is right, in their own view of what true freedom really is, give it their last shot, and follow it through to the end - whatever that end was going to be. That "end" is what resulted in this country. THEY. They were oppressed, in several different ways. They were NOT allowed to speak out against that government, and in a sense, that started it all - they had no voice. Not against the British government. When everything settled, battles were over, and we were truly "free," it was time to write up directions for the future of this country. Freedom of Speech, without fear of government prosecution, was paramount. That HAD to be "Number 1," and rightfully so. Now, what got them there? How did we become "free," finally? Individuals got them there. Individuals that owned firearms. Our ancestors, that owned firearms. Nothing else, no matter what anyone says, got them to that point of freedom. Nothing. Had they only been allowed to own wrist-rockets, we would be speaking "The Queens English" right now. Typing it, to be exact. Now, in today's current environment, I think that we've become weak. Incredibly weak, as a nation. Our morals, integrity, and intestinal fortitude have all but disappeared - no one has a spine anymore. Real men speak what they feel, mean what they say, do what they say they will, and their word is their bond. That has all but disappeared in today's society. Today's society talks alot of poop, but they can't back it up. They have no spine. They have no morals, they have no integrity, and they have no intestinal fortitude to carry out the actions that they talk so much poop about. Today's society couldn't fight their way out of a piss-soaked paper bag. We are a nation of weaklings. We are a nation of sheep, led by a common community of voices, powerful in a herd of weaklings, when all the voices are loud. As soon as a wolf - ONE wolf - invades that herd... the loud, collective voices are silenced, and the herd scatters, shitting all over itself, in fear. ONE WOLF did that. ONE WOLF, in a menacing fashion, wrecked that whole herd, as loud as it was before. The herd scattered, freaked out and scared, silenced itself out of fear of being targeted by that one wolf, and it singularly prayed for it's own safety - without regard for everyone else in the herd. This is where we are today. We have a bunch of loud people in this country, we have a bunch of collective voices, saying what they will, and nothing will silence them. Until they get scared. Until something fearsome threatens that collective safety. As soon as something threatens that collective safety - they scatter, and they silence. they don't want to be the ones that attract attention to themselves, so they shut up... until it's safe again. What makes them safe again? The people that come in to protect them, or save their collective asses from certain destruction. Most people view that savior as "police," and they can't get it out of their head that the police CAN'T save them. Police are, by current situation, reactive. They can't be everywhere, all the time, and save you from harm - Harm happens, calls go out, and police react to that harm. So then, where is the real defense, against real harm? YOU. YOU are the defense against real harm. YOU are right there, WHEN that real harm is going down. YOU are the one that determines what will ultimately happen, in your own defense. Right then, at that moment. It's YOUR decision, at that very moment, and your very future depends on what you do right then. The 2nd Amendment GIVES you that right. Just as much as the 1st Amendment gives all of today's people the right to run their mouth, about anything and everything - the 2nd Amendment has CONTINUED to provide that very right FOR them to do so. One is not more important than the other, in a sense, until one of them is taken away from you. Can you face an oppressor, speak your view, and defeat that oppressor with reason and logical discussion? Yes, you can, if your discussion is that strong, and you can reason with your oppressor - discussion can win, with logical minds. Your chances are much greater, if you are armed. When you are armed, your oppressor must listen to your logical views, and must listen to your discussion, backed by the fact that you are armed. Envision yourself in a situation where you are a cashier in a grocery store, and an armed robber confronts you - and you are not armed. That armed robber will influence the discussion, completely. Now, imagine that same situation with the armed robber, when he/she enters the store - and you ARE armed - and you get the drop on that armed robber, right off the bat... Where is THAT discussion going?... At that point, your personal training will determine where that discussion goes, but you will be the one with the advantage, not the armed robber... The 2nd Amendment gives you that advantage, wholly, and nothing more. Can you face an oppressor, speak your view, and defeat that oppressor if you're NOT armed? That depends on whether or not you oppressor is armed... One is not more important that the other, but both are the very reason we are here, right now. They were both created equally, hand in hand. Speech was deemed more important overall - and it was the 1st Amendment. It was backed by nothing more than the 2nd Amendment - or we wouldn't be here right now, reading this. What the 1st Amendment (ONLY) proponents don't understand is... The 2nd Amendment proponents are the reason they are even here. Too many generations of 1st Amendment-Only people have risen to the ranks of senoir leadership. "I can say anything I want." The 2nd Amendment people are the only reason that you people are even still here. Fact. There are alot of 1st Amendment-Only people here, but I know of NO 2nd Amendment-Only people. With the 2A people, the 1A is a given, and incorporated and ingrained in them. To the core. Not so much, with the 1A-Only people. The exist because of us. Only. Everything you do right now matters. Everything. Every action you take, every letter you write, every post you make. It all matters. You - all of you - are here right now, just to make sure that the 1st Amendment-Only people will continue to have the right to speak their mind in the future. As soon as the 2nd Amendment is defeated, the 1st Amendment will fall...

Hit these links, and figure out what you need. You pick it. http://geissele.com/pdfs/ApplicationGuide.pdf http://geissele.com/pdfs/TriggerSummarySheet.pdf

Once is an "assembly problem." Two different reports of it makes it "a pattern." Others should definitely be on the lookout for this issue - because, with two, it's now an issue. That poop needs to be fixed at the factory, with a quickness. There's no such thing as "coincidence." Some assembler needs to get their head out of their ass. Or, start looking for a cheaper apartment.

For that money, Geissele SSA. A few bucks more will get the SSA-Enhanced (SSA-E) which is a full pound overall lower in trigger pull (4.5 SSA versus 3.5 SSA-E). Both are 2-stage triggers, and it's not a pound-each in the stages - hit Geissele for the pull-weight specs. My two cents.

I directly thought about you when he posted that. I tried to redirect the topic, brother, but... <dontknow> <laughs>

Harris. Get the swivel option, no doubt. If you shoot prone alot, get the bench rest model (6 to 9). It gets low enough to shoot prone. If you get a 9 to 13, the 9" low setting is a little tough sometimes (too high) when you're in the prone.

Yeah, I was twitchy... :o :cookoo:

Guy I'm buying it from is also gonna sell his 1988 TRX330R soon. I have first dibs, according to him. WooHoo, Brother!!! <thumbsup> ;D <laughs>

It's all good - he's gone, which he should have been. No sooner time than the present to get right into it, brother. <thumbsup> <laughs> I hope he's still lurking, and he sees all the "press" he made for himself. ;D He only made me twitch a little - I'm damn near unbearable when I'm really mad... :o

There's another one on the way, brother. Now, when you come out here, you can ride with me. <thumbsup> 1989 KX500. 'Nuff said. Will match the 1998 CR500 just fine, me thinks.

I've got a whole "recommended reading list," brother. <thumbsup> <laughs> I'm always open to new book suggestions, and I've got a metric poop-ton of books I'd have people look into... ;D

The tragic part of the whole news is definitely what you linked, though - the ATF fucktard that talked about how easy it would be to convert an electrically-operated Airsoft item into a full-auto real no-poop firearm. :cookoo: <lmao>

You'll love it, brother. <thumbsup>

http://308ar.com/forum/cleaning-maintenance-and-tools/ar-type-forward-assist-installation/msg40401/#msg40401 Hit that - same as the AR-15. Same parts, actually.

Dude, this thing is a fuse, looking for a light... I must have a death wish. Combine this with the '98 CR500 I already have... :cookoo: