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Specifications** •PRS AR10/SR25 Stock ◦Weight, w/ Rifle Receiver Extension: 1.85 lb. ◦Length, Stock: 10.45-11.45 in. ◦LOP Adjustment: ~39 Clicks (0.026 in. / click) ◦LOP Adjustment Range: 1.00 in. ◦LOP, Min: 14.3 in. ◦LOP, Max: 15.3 in. ◦Cheek Height Adjustment: ~29 Clicks (0.026 in. / click) ◦Cheek Height Adjustment Range: 0.75 in. Optional Accessories* •PRS Extended Rubber Butt-Pad, 0.80" * Optional PRS Extended Rubber Butt-Pad, 0.80" adds 0.50 in. LOP and 0.07 lb. vs. standard pad. Butt-pads are only for use with PRS AR15/M16 and PRS AR10/SR25 models. http://store.magpul.com/product/27/84 <thumbsup>

I've been wanting to try out some Wolf Gold ammo for awhile now (their match ammo), but not bad enough to order it online and pay for shipping. Well, I found some at Cabela's (Wheeling store) last week when driving past. I've read all kind of postings on the 'net about it, from one extreme to the other - "It's junk like all other Wolf, and runs like crap; not accurate," to quite the opposite of "Great stuff, not like other Wolf; most accurate stuff I've shot." Hmmm... <dontknow> When I saw it on the retail shelf for $7.99 per box of 20, it went in the cart. It's brass cased, boxer primed (non-corrosive), and it uses real hollow point boat-tail bullets. I picked up a box of the 75gr Match. I also grabbed a few boxes of Prvi Partizan 69gr Match at $8.99 per 20. Monetarily, it doesn't get any better than that for match ammo. Much to my surprise, I looked it over really well once I got home - and the case markings are "PPU." Hmmm, that's Prvi Partizan's case markings. <dontknow> Looked on the back of the box, and sure enough it's got PPU's symbol, and "Made in Serbia" right on the back of the box. I don't know if any of you guys knew Prvi made that stuff for Wolf, but I sure didn't. Kinda dispells what I've seen on the 'net about it being crap ammo, because I shoot Prvi Match when I can find it, and it's pretty good stuff. Just passing along what I found out - might be old news to some, and new news to others. It shocked me... ;D (These are Plus-Sized pics, for those with bad eyes - just click them and they'll get huge... <laughs>)

Absolutely, man. <thumbsup> Windage knob and cap, with included "Daily Max" spare CR2032 battery: Elevation knob: Eyepiece markings on scope: This scope is marked "Made in China" on the bottom of it, and I wouldn't be surprised if these two are identical. Probably even the same batteries, which would certainly be a dead giveaway.

BWAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!!! <lmao> <laughs> Don't think for a second that I missed that little tag line under your avatar, man... <dontknow> <lmao> You guys are out to GET me... :o Here's something on the DMS-1 that I really like - the brightness settings go all the way to eleven, just like Nigel Tufnel's amp. (little bit of Spinal Tap humor built right into it... <lmao>). The Donut-Dot is sweet, too. You can't see it due to my crappy pics, but there's a little 1 MOA dot in the center of the circle. All three pics are on 1x for the magnification. Lots of guys were saying the donut-dot washes out in bright sunlight, and it does - but it's gotta be pretty bright to wash it out. When it washes out, it appears black through the scope, so it's kind of a moot point if it does wash out when bright - you can still sight it when it's that bright. These two pics are of the scope on, and off, just sighted on the same object. When off, it's a black donut-dot (just like when it washes out). Still easy to use. I think I'm really gonna like this scope once I get the chance to shoot it. I like it already, but it'll be a rough couple of extra weeks until I can blast it... :o

Draco, I opened that link right after you posted it... ...and I've been afraid to come back to this thread ever since... <dontknow> <laughs> Not while I've still got one to finish - I don't need to be drooling over that thing, man. ;D Nah, just been busy lately. Update pics, for now, and my sad, sad progress. I haven't been picking up the smaller parts until the major stuff is in, just so it won't drive me absolutely crazy. My billet upper and lower will be here in about 10 days, and my rail will be in at about the same time. In about a week, I'll go batshit crazy and gather up everything else, so I'll probably be shooting it at the beginning of June. Hopefully. The optic did come in, and since the gun will be a 16" midlength, I stuck the optic on the Little Woman's mini-boomstick just to mock it up and get it set in the mount correctly. It's a Millett DMS-1 in a Burris PEPR mount - and I'm impressed. <thumbsup> Clears the Magpul rear sight just fine, mounts solid and semi-repeatable (I'll be testing that, too), and I'm really liking the illuminated Millett "donut-dot" setup. It's a 1 -4x, and on 1x, it's got some parralax - the front sight fuzzes out on you. I might be able to tune some of that out with the focus ring, we'll see. Had the chance to hit up a Cabela's (Wheeling, WV) recently, and nailed some ammo to use in the new middie. Since it's a 1:8 twist barrel, and supposed to be pretty accurate, I was looking for specific rounds. I got extremely lucky on one of them, and did pretty good on the other stuff. All of this ammo is something I was looking for in order to do some accuracy testing out of my 20: 1:7 YHM precision gun anyway, so it'll do some double-duty through the new one, too. <thumbsup> Found a box of Tubbs loaded Final Finish, which is 10 rounds of the #1 FF rounds and 10 rounds of the #2s. These will be first through the new baarrel. Found some Wolf Gold 75gr Match HPBT (only 20 rounds on the shelf), 50 rounds of Ultramax reloaded 75gr Heavy Match hollow points, 50 round of Ultramax 68gr hollow points, and 60 rounds of Prvi Partizan 69gr Match HPBT. Oh, and a full box of Black Hills Mk262... It was the only box they had on the shelf, and I had them check for more - if there was more, I would have backed the truck up to the door... <thumbsup>

WOW. Looks like some 40 LPI checkering on the back of that slide - that's smart as hell. <thumbsup> That whole hand-cannon is VERY slick. ;)

BWAAAAAHAHAHAHAAAA!!!! <laughs> If he was closer to you, you'd be shelling out more, trust me. <lmao> You should have him describe his remote flash operation... He sets up timed flashes close to the action, while he's a distance away with a long lens - out of danger of the thundering desert race trucks. <thumbsup> That setup is so sweet, man. Handful of those little badboys all angled different, triggered from the camera. He brought that out to the dunes in late '08 and we were playing with it. Just ask him to post pics of a buggy roll-over sequence... :o ;D

I've pretty much come to the conclusion that NOTHING is safe from the upgrade sickness/affliction... :o <laughs>

End of this month, if I remember it right. <thumbsup>

I can't believe these guys are still so far behind at this point. Seems crazy. When I see things like this, I often wonder if they were just taking orders last year, and because they (every manufacturer) was so slammed - that they've just kinda put that stuff out-of-mind now. Kinda like they're just ignoring everybody that ordered during "the craze of 2009" or something. When I built my .308 up in March, I ordered all the small parts for the upper from DPMS, via a phonecall. I received the stuff in a week, and the prices were comparable to other vendors - they were just the only place that had every little piece, from one place. They were good about it, actually. I just can't believe that these companies are still literally chitting on most of the people that ordered last year - no way should it take that long, IMHO. At any rate, you know I'll vote for the Fulton parts, man... <thumbsup> That 18.5 NM SS barrel is sweet.

I saw some info from one of the guys that works at C Products - I think he was saying they'd be ready to sell by the end of this month. <thumbsup>

That is a good lookin' boomstick. <thumbsup>

Oh, I know that... something like a .338 Lapua, probably... <lmao> <thumbsup>

See? You guys are not a good influence... :o

That is such a nice, nice pistol - big congrats on that one! <thumbsup>

Kimber screwed me with that a long time ago. Only other thing I'd rather have besides a long-gun (has to be an AR-varient) is a .45. Right now, I'm fighting with myself (and kicking my own ass) over a Kimber 4" gun. I have two Kimber 5" guns and a 3" gun - and I need to reach that "happy medium..." :o I just don't have the smooth $1,400 for the one I want/need. (need? <lmao>) $1,400 in AR parts can go a little ways, ya know? >:( Yeah, I need it. <thumbsup>

I suspect the semi-.308 parts will show up under Fulton's name before much else does. Just guessin'... ;D

WooHoo!!! Hell yeah, man!!! <thumbsup> I've got the perfect starter quad already! ;D

Man, I didn't even know they were having the previous sale until everything was in the cart - none of the numbers looked right, so I opened another window to check prices on each item. That was nothing but luck, brother! <dontknow> ;D In the end, it won't matter what you got the parts for - once rounds are downrange, the smile won't come off your face with a scrub brush!... <thumbsup>

I'll tell ya what, Panther... I've got a bag of gas tube roll pins that I had the Little Woman put in a separate gun safe - that I don't know the combo to. ;D I'll pull out 3 or 4 of them and send them to you. That'll accomplish two things, I'm thinkin'... Stop ME from building 3 or 4 more guns in the short term, and... It'll give YOU the sickness... <lmao> <laughs> I mean, all you need is 3 or 4 gas blocks to start them into, and then they'll be safe, right?... <thumbsup> <munch> Just a gas tube or two after that... :o It catches up with you fast, man. I'm just sayin'... <dontknow>

10% off everything Fulton Armory has. You'll see the discounted price when you add an item to your shopping cart - regular prices are listed on the items on the site. Add to Cart, see what you save. They were having a President's Day sale when I built my .308, and I saved a substantial amount just on a chromed BCG and SS NM barrel - definitely worth looking at - and if you're one of those people that's "on the fence" over building a .308, then two of the big-ticket items you need will be cheaper right now (BCG and barrel). IMHO, there are only 5 big-ticket items in building a semi .308 - stripped upper, stripped lower, barrel, BCG, rail. Everything else is small parts. Again, just my $0.02... Hit it: http://www.fulton-armory.com/ Nobody knows how long this one will last... <thumbsup>

Bandit, I'm cleared on the 308 Jard, if one is still available. Alright to PM details to you, and handle it via PayPal?

^^^ I used FA for those exact parts - complete chrome BCG and the 18.5" MW stainless barrel. Great stuff, without a doubt. Yes, it'll match up fine between barrel/bolt, and you'll have no worries about it if it's coming from them. I actually headspace-gauged mine with a set of Forster gauges, and it was total perfection. That barrel is a National Match barrel, too, and it's already finish lapped straight from Fulton. Shoots fantastic right out of the box. FAs price on the chromed BCGs is about the best price you'll find.

I almost went with one of those on what I'm working on now. The only thing that stopped me was (at the time) they didn't have a release date on a rifle-lengthed upper. What I went with will be sweeter than that. <thumbsup> ;D Those things are NICE, though. I almost did it.

I did a long stint as a volunteer ski medic, and had my backpack tailored to the needs. Had a little weight to it, but it was still very manageable on the slopes. I had it organized into three main compartments: Personal, Blood management, Airway management, Personal stuff on top (gloves, mask, flashlight, camera for accident-scene pics, etc.), Blood management items were Quik-clot, bandages of all sizes, Ace cling wraps, tourniquet straps. Airway management items were oral airways of all sizes, pocket masks for CPR, Epinephrin auto injectors (never used one of those once on any broken skiiers). The Blood bag was marked in red on the sides and top, and the Airway bag was marked in blue on the sides and top - no confusion when digging in the bag, no matter which compartment you dug into. Things like SAM splints went in along the sides, and specialty items were stored in a pocket on the outside center - small tubing cutter (cut off ski poles if someone managed to impale themselves), leatherman, tubular nylon ties of various lengths, and a boot strap to put on their boot to apply axial traction of a fracture. The sled had the big items; backboard, large quick splints, traction rod for the quick splints, blankets. On four-wheeling trips in the Jeep, I'd always have a decent sized bag. Inside was the largest kit made by Adventure Medical, and two Army M3 Medic bags, one Blood bag marked red, and the other (yep) Airway bag marked blue. I'd also urge anyone concerned with personal medical training to enroll in an EMT-Basic course at a local community college or through a local fire department. It takes awhile to complete and it's not cheap, but the training is excellent and very well worth the time. That will give you a trememdous headstart on looking at various gear that you might need for whatever you do, and it'll definitely give you a huge skillset. Being calm and moving fast when someone is injured is the best tool you can have in the bag. <thumbsup>