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There is - you know how many Canadian Snowbirds there are in my town? LOTS!!! They buy guns from my Gun Pusher. Their guns stay here. You need a State ID that lists your residence here.

Aaaaahhhh, you already know the answer to that one, brother. Casa De Pain has room for storage. You get 'em here legally, and you've got a place to keep them.

You have to put a MAPP gas torch to your barrel extension, and heat the hell out of it, to get a barrel index pin out, and you need one evil set of pliers to do it, after it's hot enough. You're never gonna get your chamber that hot, by firing the gun, and have that pin "expand and contract." It won't happen.

Install which ever gas tube that ends at the center of the cam pin cutout in the upper receiver. I'm hoping this "hybrid gas port location" shiit fades away. It's a very stupid idea, on the part of manufacturers. It's fucking ignorant. Your recoil system doesn't have anything to do with what your gas system is. I.E., you don't have to run a Rifle Recoil System if you have a Rifle Length Gas System. Your gas system AND your recoil system have to be balanced, and work together. Your recoil system has to control the weight of your BCG, and the force of the recoil of your round. Your gas ssytem has to deliver enough force/power to cycle the action. Hope that makes sense.

All this talk reminds me of Bob Munden. Everybody thinks Jerry Miculek is the fastest gun around, but Bob Munden was the king. RIP, Bob.

This is a new gun. I'm sure those mags are new, too. They need broken in just like the gun does. Load all your mags to the top, FULL, and let them sit for a few days. Cycling live ammo into the gun, and manually extracting it - that's what's leaving the brass flecks. Bet your brass is marked up, too, with lines in it. That's the ejector, pushing the brass to the side, and the brass getting eaten up by the inside edges of the barrel extension. That'll happen alot less during live fire, and then happen even less once the gun is broken in.

I like it - we need more .260 Rem guns here. You could run that to 1000 yards, easy, not even break a sweat.

That was damn good, Doc!!!

This was exactly what my recommendation was going to be, when I first started reading this thread - and saw the pin sticking up. I don't think it's gonna come out anymore, and it certainly doesn't "float" in the barrel extension. It's a pretty good interference fit, the way it's designed. They're a bitch to get out, when you need them out. I think you're safe now. It's seated, fully.

Bipod for me, always. Load the bipod, and it works great. It's harder to get good at until you figure that out, but that's why I like it more. If you can shoot well with the bipod, you can shoot well off bags. Not necessarily so, the other way around.

This is how it all starts, right here...

Blow 'em out with one of these, brother - Lyman case prep multi tool - but the chamfer bits are VLD chamfers, inner and outer.

Oh yeah, this is all Peach, right here... this season, anyway...

You'll like this - I fucked my kid up with the 45-70... He thought he was tough, but he gave it up quick... This thing blew the wind out of his chest, and he was done...

Shiit, I missed that...

I get the second one - that makes sense. WTF is hers?!...

Brother, do NOT CHOOSE a 45-70 right now... Mine kicks like a pissed off mule. That's NOT the one you want at this point... Mine's fucking evil...

Through a pistol, it's pretty fuckin' stout. I don't know on a lever gun, though, but I know a guy... @edgecrusher how is Big Mike's 45 Long Colt lever gun? Think WGD can shoot that with a broken neck (FUK ME! That sounds scary!)... Brother - you can't let Peach beat you on a deer hunt. We have to figure something out, even if you're shooting a wrist rocket with ball bearings from a disabled construction crane...

That was funny as hell!!!

Ah, he's good - those 4x4s can take it. I'd think he was a dumbass if he was using 2x4s...

LeBarons, Romneys, part of the same family, I'm pretty sure.

You are perfectly fine here - I have a sneaky suspicion (because I know these ruthless bastards) that you WALLET is gonna become a victim... One fair word of advice that I can give you about these sons-a-bitches... They'll never give you a bad recommendation.

Once I get you hooked on shooting at night, WITHOUT night vision... you'll feel the impact...

I don't necessarily agree with that, brother. The LeBarons emigrated to Mexico in the 1880's. Pablo Escobar made cocaine famous, smuggling it to the states starting in 1976 (establishment of the Medellin Cartel). The LeBarons were part of Mexico almost a hundred years before drugs, and cartels, became a thing.