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98Z5V

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  1. ^^^ All true, right there. But, is the receiver extension screwed in all the way, or can it go in one more turn? What's the internal depth of the receiver extension? What's the buffer length? Pending the answers to those questions, it might be out-of-spec parts, or it might be as easy as screwing that receiver extension in one more turn. Pics help. Greatly.
  2. One of these days, you bastards are gonna smash or cut a finger or toe pretty bad - like "requires surgery" bad - and I AM gonna be the SECOND thing you'll see, in your mind. The first thing you'll see is that fucked up digit... then... I'll invade your mind, immediately... After the shock, you'll never be able to get me outta there, either... I'll be a permanent part of you. Forever.
  3. They can distort, when you're shooting hot loads. Makes them a real PITA to get out, and they'll never go back in after that.
  4. That big toe is nasty, and I had to read about the lo mein right after that... I'm skipping dinner tonight, you fuckers...
  5. Read this:
  6. These aren't "ideas." We've been diagnosing these things (with the proper input from the owners) for a very long time, here. This isn't guess-work. It's proven.
  7. I had some HSM loaded .308 Win ammo many years ago, early 2010's-ish - that shiit was so hot, that I stopped using it, and trashed the rest of it. Wouldn't even shoot it through a bolt gun, just dumped it in the trash.
  8. Awesome mentality, man - love it.
  9. There's all kinds of shiit going on with this gun... I'm just sayin'...
  10. That gas tube is WAY TOO SHORT. You need to remove it and measure it, and it's probably an AR15 rifle gas tube. You need to put a Real Armalite AR-10 RIfle gas tube in it. They're longer.
  11. Your gas port is too small, and I stated that without know the gas port diameter, just from your description of the function of the rifle. A .308AR gas gun (firing .308 Winchester ammo) 20" rifle-gas barrel with a 0.750" gas block journal size needs a gas port diameter in the range of 0..093"~0.096". Your gun is never going to run right, until you drill that to something between 0.093"~0.096". All barrels are not made the same - as you state, you have a 4-groove - so that's why there's a range, and not an exact diameter. Something inside of that range will make your gun run, as fas as gas system goes. You need to address the recoil spring, and the buffer weight, because this is a balanced system - they BOTH have to work together. All other functioning issues, after solving these items, will NOT be a gas system issue, or a recoil system issue.
  12. You're welcome. If you feel the need to repay that, just run downtown and grab two blowjobs, and bring me one back... The specific scope that reticle is in, is the Athlon ARES BTR GEN 2 HD. These ones, on this page - but only the MIL ones. That's where the real people shoot targets at distance - those MOA ones are okay - but those are for the people that are trying-real-hard to me MIL shooters... https://athlonoptics.com/product-category/rifle-scopes/athlon-optics-rifle-scopes-ares-btr-gen2/
  13. Never affected me too much, on target. But, this one is excellent, in that aspect, if that's something that you think might impact you:
  14. All first...
  15. These are my favorites:
  16. Your gas port is too small - even for that lightass buffer. Period. You don't have enough gas flow. Go back to your first post on this one, where you stated (generically) "Adjustable gas block." OPEN that asjustable gas block up WIDE OPEN. All the way, until you cannot "Wide-Open" it anymore... Next is this - not only ALL THE GUN DETAILS... Everything that you know about that barrel, it's configuration - that needs detailed explanation. Read this thread: We can treat this like "extracting teeth" and torture - or YOU can come forward with the build details of your gun. I can guarantee you one thing - we'll quickly tire of trying to get details out of you. Fast. You can front the info, or be on your own in this venture.
  17. @Bill Eckberg, the other statements about the buffer being too light are correct. That's a rifle recoil system, and should be running a buffer that's 5.4oz, and 5.200" long. Doesn't seem like much, but the 4.8oz buffer is way too light. Barrel details will need to be addressed. This isn't a DPMS LR-308 factory gun we're dealing with here - it's an 80% build, and ALL the details on all the other parts need to get spilled. The recoil spring sucks, by description of dimensions. Just buy a real Armalite AR-10 Recoil Spring, Part # EA1095, and that will solve your spring issues, forever. This also need to be addressed - this is your first post here, in 2019:
  18. Gonna take a brave man for that. The Canned Chicken took out Angel...
  19. 98Z5V

    Memorial day

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  20. 98Z5V

    Memorial day

    Amen, brothers before me. God Speed to you. What you've given and sacrificed for this great country will never be forgotten.
  21. Yep, you'll be fine with that one.
  22. The MP MOE stock is A1-length, so shitcan the 5/8" A2 spacer, and get the A1-length vented screw - the longer A2 vented screw will DEFINITELY stop your buffer travel when firing. You can cut the A2 screw down to size with a Dremel cut off wheel, too.
  23. There's a similar law that's been on the books in AZ for several years now. About 2 years ago, I did a 2-week deep-dive research into it, and it didn't cover suppressors. It was hard to find that info, but I finally found it. It covered everything except items that are regulated by the NFA 1934. It's solid law, and in the books, done. Just can't make your own NFA weapons from AZ-sourced parts and materials. That part doesn't fly, but everything else is good to go. I wish it was different.
  24. Anybody paying attention to this waterhead twit, David Chipman, SlowJoeBama's nominee to run the BATFE?
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