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Every single one of those pics is a right-side feeding problem. Every one. Those feed ramps need to be a little deeper, and extend into the upper receiver material a little, but that's not major. I need that ejector pic, man.

Might seem like you're being water-boarded here, but you need to understand that the amount of info that you've provided, versus the amount if info that's required to do an "internet diagnosis" is quite a severe difference - garbage in, garbage out. Don't take that severity-on-info-requirements as an attack on yourself. Your gas system looks good (no gas port diameter info), recoil system, including BCG - who knows - it's all JP lightweight parts, so it's gonna work or not - and if it doesn't, then that's who you make your complaint to. Post a pic of the face of your ejector. Flat, squared off ejectors have issues feeding rounds from the right side of the magazine. Radiused, or rounded ejectors, don't have that problem. This might be the issue. You have to understand something here - you thought you provided alot of information, but that was not the case, here. You might feel like "we're pretty demanding" with the information that's been asked of you - but in order to find out what's going on with your "complicated gun," we need to ask some complicated questions. Rule #1 in building a Larger Frame AR. Don't complicate shiit with complicated shiit. You built your gun on the most complicated shiit that's available. It's gonna take time to find out what's going on - or, you need to just send this thing to JP RIfles, and have them figure it out. I hope you understand that.

His slings fuckin' ROCK. I love them all.

You know what to do to that one. It's all listed here. On that .223 Rem, what buffer is in it? .223s are easy to change ejection pattern on, and calm a little, with just a buffer change.

What's the barrel length? Gas port diameter? You running an adjustable gas block? Extended rifle gas +2" or +3"?

I just worked an OEM manufacturer out of TEN HOURS of diagnostic time, during a warranty repair, just like that. I threw so many numbers and measurements at them, that they didn't know what to do - so they approved it.

here was the freeloader 2-chicks ago... Out of the last 2 - I'm a 2-Striker. This last one hasn't been bad, but I'm not gonna talk about it. I'm not jinxing myself...

^^^ No shiit. That was the last one - I couldn't get that psycho to just GTFO. She's still embedded into my FB, and took over friends there. Looney-Tunes Motherfucker. I finally got her away, and haven't spoken to that fruitbasket in over 2 years, to my saving grace. What a fucking whack-job. Heard she got evicted from her last house. Pity, because her kids are fucking AWESOME. She's a fucking trainwreck, though. Oh, and I can't stand a Cobra, either. Those things are just fucked-up-freaks-of-poisonous-nature. They can strike with up to 2/3rds of their body off the ground, and they can be 12 ft long. That's 8 feet of certain death standing over you. Like an Amazon Woman... Certain death from that, you can't beat it. Goner... You are safer dating my last ex, than you are fucking with a Cobra. Wait... hold on - maybe not... Fuk a Cobra before you fuk my last e... hold on... I've come to the realization that none of this shiit is safe.

That's pretty apparent. So, did the new bolt with the dual eejctors work better than that Davidson Defense bolt (which is a blem from SOME manufacturer) work better for you?... SS recommended you a bolt, and you went with it - and you're saying it's better performing than that "don't know what the blem was" Davidson Defense bolt was. Is that right?... Or, are you talking about a different gun this time?...

405 grains of silver-cast-lead sitting on top of 50.0 grains of IMR 3031 would have stopped that bear from eating MY kayak. I'm just sayin'... Kudos to Oregon Trail Bullet Company for such a badass 45-70 projectile. Huge shout-out and product-pimp for them... https://www.oregontrailbullet.com/shop/laser-cast/45-70-Cal-405g-FP-459-p104526390

That very vid that you referenced is worth a "ding" by itself... Let's imbed it, so others can just click it.

OMFG. That was one annoying motherfucker. Trying to REASON with a BEAR?! A reasonable person just would have come out with a 45-70, then shown a video of how to butcher a bear. One of my favorite YTers comes to mind, "Deermeatfordinner."

You did the 40CL upper bunk setup, right? That thing is ungodly sweet...

Also, what are the specific details on your recoil system -that's every bit as important as your gas system. List details for both.

Second time I've seen this upper and lower used here - see if you can search on that, and you'll turn up the other thread on it. Do your feedramps/barrel extension, where it mates to the upper - look like one of these pics below? If so, state which one.

He's awesome. He states things publicly that hurt Lib feelings, and makes Dems cringe - because he spouts out the truth.

That is some damn fine work, right there. Very nice job on that rifle.

You are SO busted...

Based on what you're saying, have you compared pressures between 6.5 Creedmoor and .260 Remington? Do you know the differences, in operation, besides what you posted about the external cartridge-case dimensions? Having said that, with pressures being almost identical... why have I not seen this in any .260 Remington that I've loaded - besides those hot 130s that I loaded up?... I posted a link to them... I'm using a .308 BCG, not a 6.5C BCG. I should be seeing the same things you're seeing, if what you're posting is some kind of "evidence..."...

@TeleStratMan, is this a 1969 Fender Rosewood Telecaster? I just saw this for sale for $16k. Since all guitarists play guitars, then everything is a 1969 Fender Rosewood Telecaster, by your mentality. According to that, THIS is a 1969 Fender Rosewood Telecaster, too... I found this for $31.02 on walmart.com... Gotta be the same, since all guitarists play guitars. Right?...

@TeleStratMan, the amount of butthurt that you've displayed about your nomenclature "willful" ignorance is amazing. It's not just "ignorance," because you state that you DO know the difference in the platforms. So, you're doing it intentionally, or with zero regard for what is correct - you don't care. The amount of butthurt based on the backlash is coming from the "I don't care" attitude, and your atempted defense of it- which is just stupid. You can continue to stay here- you don't have to leave, and you don't have to have someone "ban you." That comes up more often that you know, when people get caught in this kinda shiit. You can stay... But, since you already state that YOU KNOW the differences, then abide by the REAL nomenclature of the differences in the platform. Don't be lazy about it. If you think all three major platforms are the same, and "they're all AR-10s because there are only two platforms - AR-10 and AR15," as you state - they REALLY prove my point that you're correct - and buy a Rock River Arms Lar-8 upper and pin that thing to your Aero M5 (DPMS-based) lower. I just want to see pics of you possessing both, and trying to make it work...

You didn't educate anyone here with that - we've been posting that for years here, to educate people on the differences. You just didn't search before you posted, and thought you'd found some kind of informational "gold mine." You didn't. What you posted is, literally, old news. Except to you... Here's another one that pre-dates what you're posting, and Troy Ind was the first company to address the DPMS "high/low" change. This was about 2010 or 2011. We've used this one alot... There's even a write up on it on the main informational website, here (not the forum). This was posted to the main informational site(s) (308ar.com AND 762ar.com) at the same time as it came out. https://762ar.com/dpms-a3-handguards/

I just HAD to fix this for you, because you messed it up. I just clarified it for you. Tell you what, man, buy your Aero M5 Carbine recoil system (the complete set that they make). It will come with a buffer that's too light (at 3.8oz). You really need a buffer that's about 5.4oz - and there's an AR-10 Carbine buffer that meets that weight. Buy that Armalite AR-10 Carbine buffer, stick it in your setup, and report back what the results are. I can already tell you what the results are going to be, but just humor me here. You know, since you have an AR-10, anyway, and calling it by what it really is - just really isn't important. I'll be waiting...

I love me some horsepower - but it's just a number that's only derived from Torque calculations. It's measurable, but only from torque readings over time. These two right here - are just badass...