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That's not new, brother - both DNP and survivalshop have had that barrel for a long time now. The price might be nice, but Fulton themselves sell it for that when you catch their sales. Gotta be quick on their sales, though! <thumbsup> I nailed my 18.5" version of that barrel on one of their sales for $279 shipped. ;D

Since Wilson Combat developed the 7.62x40WT, you'd think they would not do something like this... However, in a truly professional manner, they openly admit that if you want to run a suppressed round (in a choice between the two), you should go with the 300BLK as your option. That's class. <thumbsup> They have three different offerings for 300BLK barrels, directly from them. That's nothing but cool, right there. http://shopwilsoncombat.com/300-AAC-Blackout/products/397/

Was it the endless technical information that has drawn you in, or the marvelous congeniality and seemingly endless humor?... <lmao> Welcome to the fracas. <thumbsup>

Welcome aboard! I guarantee that we will help you spend your money in very smart ways... <laughs> <thumbsup> We even help with specific issues that surround your strange republic, and can give you honest assistance. ;D

<lmao> <laughs> Junior Samples... <thumbsup> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeDX6ESys10

I'm running that scope on my .308 Kimber bolt gun, and the scope mount on my 16" 5.56 gun - both those pieces are great. That's a nice build, man. <thumbsup>

I know it, man! This weapon shoots like a dream. That S3G trigger is a work of art. <thumbsup> It's a 14.5" carbine gas system with a standard buffer, so I'm going to try an H1 and H2 buffer in it and see how that changes things. Even as it is, it's smooth. Right now, that lower has it's Fire marking at 68 degrees, instead of the typical 90 degrees for Fire - it's specifically marked to use this 45 degree throw safety. It's marked there so it will be compatible with both 45 and 90 degree safeties. Since the lower is a full-built unit, and that's the only way you can get it right now, the only choice you have for the safety lever is no choice really - it ships with the 45 degree. From what's been advertised, this lower is the only one in production with the markings like that, but that will probably change soon - others will pick up on this and mark their lowers similarly, I'm thinking. The safety is what makes the throw, and it'a compatible with any standard lower out there. You can add it to any rifle you have that takes the standard 90 degree safety lever. I picked up one of the very first 90 degree units available when they first came out (Battle Arms Development), and did a writeup here: http://308ar.com/forum/index.php/topic,391.msg5819.html#msg5819 I'm not kidding when I say a safety setup can make a difference. I wouldn't have believed it myself, before I bought the original version. It's just that much better. The 45 degree throw is that much better than the original. I'll tell you guys this - if you buy this lever setup and don't like it, I'll buy it from you - you'll be out nothing that way, and I'll even pay for the shipping to me. I need about 7 more of them anyway. <thumbsup> Make me happy. ;D <laughs> Here's what I brought to the table this weekend. All the short guns, plus two Kimber .45 pistols, and the Moss 930SPX shottie. No distance guns in the mix this time. Whoda thunk the SPX could be used as a skeet gun?... <lmao> <munch>

The MagPul BAD lever isn't going to work on the .308 guns out there, unless I've missed someone making a different upper that will accept one. Last time I searched this all out, there's not one upper out there that will clear the BAD lever. Last I checked, the only available option for the .308 guns was the EBR from Phase5. <dontknow> FWIW, I run the BAD lever on every single one of my 5.56 guns, except the very newest build.

Fantastic news, too! I'm overjoyed! <thumbsup>

I'd bet that it won't work, just because of how much proprietary stuff Rock River has on that rifle. Check this link out: http://www.rockriverarms.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_id=451

I thought somebody here picked one of those up. <dontknow>

Finished for now, except for one more part. The MI T-12 rail will be swapped for a DD Mk18 RIS II, when I can get that thing. It shoots Sunday morning. <thumbsup>

Welcome to the nuthouse... <laughs> Your screen name is killin' me - the license plate from the truck in Hee Haw... <lmao> You're gonna fit in well here. <thumbsup>

Pssssshh... "Volun-TOLD" is more like it... <lmao>

SS, you have assembled an incredible weapon. Cheers to you. <thumbsup>

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These will fit: YHM Specter bolt-on gas block YHM low profile-short gas block MI low profile gas block Vltor GB-2S and GB-2SS KAC Mk12 Mod1 Larue LT-202 Spike's Tactical low profile gas block Stag Arms low profile gas block JP Adjustable gas block-low profile DD clamp-on low profile gas block (probably some more that I can't find...) Everything listed above will fit, EXCEPT for the YHM Specter gas block. <thumbsup>

Now I need to hunt down all the related topics on the site, and move 'em... >:( I feel like I've been suckered into something here... :o <laughs>

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Official manual from AAC on the caliber/rifle: http://www.300aacblackout.com/resources/AAC-AR-Manual.pdf

Done. <thumbsup> It's down below "The Other Brands" section, and above ".308 AR Technical." ;D

Oh Lordy, the keys to Dad's car... <laughs> I guess I opened my mouth, didn't I? I'll go brew something up and see how it turns out. <thumbsup>

That's the spirit, buddy! <thumbsup> ;D

Robo, can you possibly get the dimensions for ID on the Apex? If you can, I can list a bunch of lo-pro gas blocks that will work. <thumbsup>