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I KNEW you'd find this hidden Gem!!! The BAIT!

Okay, that's good. There's a North Carolinian here though... We can barely stand him. He'll see this, eventually...

I have a pretty badass commercial beer fridge that needs some attention - it shorts, shuts off, blows a house panel breaker. It's gotta be simple - but I don't know refrigeration electric. Maybe @Rsquared can check it out this Fall... Just tell me what to do bro, and I'll fix it. I just don't know why it's doing what it's doing...

Man... You never told us you were from North Carolina... We have to ban you now, based on that. We don't allow North Carolina people here...

I'd say check your brass length after every firing, but you don't necessarily need to trim after every firing - depends on case length. Trim-to length is 2.005" for the brass. I'll let them go to about another 0.010, to 2.015", and still load them - it they get over 2.015", I trim them back to 2.005". Since it's a mag-fed gun, I keep the loaded overall loaded length to the max length, which is 2.800". And, since it's a mag-fed gas gun, I crimp every single one of them with the Lee Factory Crimp Die. Notes about case length, crimping, gas guns, pressure, and precision... Let's talk about un-equal case lengths. If I have a bunch of cases that are all not the same length, and I set up a crimp die on a short(er) case - it's gonna put a heavier crimp on that long(er) case... More (longer) brass to squeeze... which increases initial pressure, will have a higher muzzle velocity, and have a higher chamber pressure... That's your "flier" when you're shooting... Same with short cases - not as much crimp, lower MV, slower out of the barrel, lower chamber pressure, falls short of the target, or lower on the target. Trimming to the same length definitely affects precision at distance, it affects SDs, chrono data -everything Trimming is a big deal. Equal case length is a big deal - for precision. Chrono - highly, highly recommend the Garmin Xero C1 chrono. Fits in your shirt pocket. There's a new C2, little more expensive, and faster technology hidden inside. The C1 is so badass, that I don't see a need to pay more for the C2 and it's benefits - unless I'm winning major prize money at this... That's my soapbox, brother...

CCI 200 primers with 40.6 gr of 2495 gave me 2530 fps from an 18.5" barrel. I haven't chrono'd it with the Garmin, so that speed number is old. I need to get it out there and put the little radar on it.

GANGSTER Cats... I miss the fuk out of TactiCat... He was OG. 1-man Gang, all by himself. This reminded me of him, it's good...

Damn, Shade - that is NICE!!!

Brother, you are speaking my language now! I specifically worked up Lake City brass and 178 ELD-Xs for a new (then) rifle. I used Accurate 2495 powder. It's the best .308 load I ever came up with. Honestly. I'm not sure what the availability of the Accurate powders is right now, but it's for sure worth trying. Grab a pound and try it out, you'll love it.

This is gonna make @Robocop1051 lose his sheeit... Hey, I might not love the company, same boat as Rob - but this is the boldest statement from a gun company, in modern times - against the BS of gun control - that I've ever seen... Have to say it - CMMG fukkin' NAILED IT with this!!! My hat is off to them.

Blame it on the Gov - he's the one that did it...

OH! MY! LORD! DAT ASS!!!

DPMS sold factory-built rifles, LOT'S of them - and they sold stripped receivers. Everything that came off the production line was serialized. Some went to the build line, others were determined to be sold as stripped receivers. Once the lowers were determined to be sold stripped, they went back to serialization and they stamped a K at the end of the serial number. That's how you know if you have a factory-built rifle, or something that someone built from stripped receivers. Your rifle appears to be a factory-built rifle. I won't say I know everything about the DPMS line, but I know alot about them. My first .308AR was a DPMS built from stripped receivers, and that was the 2009 timeframe. Back then, there wasn't much out there to build from. Believe it or not, that upper receiver is made from an extrusion, and the lower receiver is machined billet - there were very few ways to make them back then, and about the only receivers that were forged were the Armalite AR-10 receivers.

I certainly trust the source of this video and information.

I can't see your serial number close enough, but does it end with a "K"?...

That's legit, dude. I'm confirming it for you right now, as the real deal first Gen DPMS LR-308 receivers. In the old days, I could tell you when the lower receiver was made, to the month and year, but those databases are gone now.

^^^ Smartass...

Now, I'd risk that. Something I wanted to do as a kid, and tried a few times, just couldn't get it right. This is the only sling I'm good with...

2 days in a row!!! We got it Sunday and on Monday. Tore up a tree in my backyard on Sunday night. Crazy summer here, and monsoon season looks promising - supposed to be a good one this year, and so far it's doing a pretty good job.

Major internet personality. I always thought the guy was an idiot, from his beginning. This video proves something - I might not be incorrect in my original assumption of him. I can't believe that he went live, and looked this stupid, ON the Brownell's website. Seals the deal for me, accepting anything he ever has to say about anything. Ever. Joker is joker. Can't cut that bread any other way. Bullshiit artist, his whole time on the 'net.

Bro... It's NOT my weather that you're after... not right now... We're bangin' WELL above that right now, and dealing with that humidity, because Monsoon rain shiit... Our shiit this year is so random, it's not even funny. We blew out some 100+ in early March, then it calmed down a little. WeatherGuessers called it "back to Normal..." Whatever that means. Here's how random our July is, thus far. August will Suck as much, as well... I have no doubt... Random-Ass July...

LASSIE!!! Welcome aboard, man, literally. Nice work on the gun. Keep the Sprinco Orange, or run a Sprinco Red, and put the H3 back in it. The Red with the H3 in the longer extension is pretty much the Armalite AR-10 carbine spec from the factory - if only you could find the Armalite EA-1095 recoil spring. Doesn't matter, The Red is an identical performing spring. Orange works just fine, it's just made for the shorter AR15 carbine extension and the short 2.500" buffers. If it's running, let it run. I don't think any of the ammo you listed will give you any cycling issues...