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Take a look at that thing close - that should be a pretty narrow section that the mag catch passes through, and the hole that it passes through is not a tight fit. That's something to look at, but it's not going to have a giant impact in the mag catch function. How many -thou do you think you'll have to machine, when moving that mag catch placement upwards, on these lowers that are giving you issues?

Instead of the trouble of welding mag catches together to take up space of a re-machined slot..., Machine the slot upwards, to what you need. Fill the bottom with HTS-2000 alu brazing rod, re-machine the bottom until the slot is 0.250" from the top. That would be alot easier, and it's also a permanent fix for that lower.

That's a strong possibility, right there. I only run CCI 41s in my heavy 5.56 loads, just for that reason. It gives those 75s a little bit more velocity, and gets them over 2750fps. That's where the magic happens on those projectiles. You don't need to use them in any 300BLK loads, but that might be a benefit, if it works the same...

Water seems routine, but can never be underestimated. That's a tough way to fight it out. That sucks to read, brother... RIP.

Never heard of that lower - that's their mag catch height?

I use CCI 400 primers in all my 300BLK loads, and have never, ever used a magnum primer. There is zero need for that, at all. There is also no way you will ever get close to a full-case capacity on a 300BLK load, for supers. That's why the basis of the cartridge is pistol powders. Pistol powders are what it take to run this type of load, due to the specific case capacity, and the projectile. This is just .30 Carbine, reinvented. Same powders, same projectiles if you're comparing the lowest weights - 100~110 grain. The biggest difference between those two is the case itself.

This right here, brother -great for shrimp on a skewer on the grill.

Fuk Grackles. They are the total asshead of the bird-world. I can't stand those dickheads. I've chased them out of my yard, and they don't come around often. They used to come around and harrass my quail that nest in my big tree in the back. Not anymore. Jackasses.

Isn't Greg's PWS a 5.56 gun?... Does he have a .308 PWS?...

I just compared my Armalite AR-10 cam pin and 3 machined, quality spares to his PWS cam pin. That's why I asked him for measurements. They look like twins, or quintuplets, when you look at the measurements. I'm sure that makes sense now.

I'll measure these three spares, plus my Armalite AR-10 spare: Armalite 0.9485" long. 3 spares 0.950" long. Armalite shaft diameter 0.3685". 3 spares 0.370". The head diameters don't matter.

POF, brother. Not the same company.

Sometimes that's exactly what it takes, brother. Good for you, man.

Looks like all the other .308AR cam pins I have. We can compare measurements, if you want to measure yours. I'll measure mine...

It's a badass little red dot, in the RMR mounting pattern. So far, NOBODY ELSE in the industry has made a mounting pattern for the RMR, only Trijicon, and their own dots. Holosun are the first ones to break this mold. They'll sell a million, too... All those slides that you can only get with an RMR cut - have no fear. The Holosun is half the price (or more than), over the Trijicon RMR... Mount 'em up, men.

When I'm putting Lobster tails or giantass shrimp or giantass scallops on the grill, brother, I don't play. I've got that swimmy-shiit down to a science... Tuna on a grill, shark on a grill - I'll crush it...

Have you considered something else, besides the cost of that RMR? Yeah, yeah, I know... RMR pattern is only RMR. All the other sights are different. Reason I asked that is for this: Holosun 507C. It's RMR patterned, and half the price, and battery/solar, and multi-reticle.

Here's another good one from Pat Mac. People need to get on this train - it's nothing but success.

The Fan-Bois need to rally up!...

This is gonna get fun. $29 mount from Amazon...

Yep - streamline all the internal parts. You stock internal parts that fit all the models, no matter which one. It's amazing that Glock will do this for DHS/CBP - come out with a new model just for this. But they won't make the handgun that the Fan-Bois were all pissed off about when the 19X came out...

This is for @RobPLSCA - you'll see in a minute... This was last night, and why I promptly fell into a Food Coma afterwards... Found a HUGE rib eye at the meat counter, asked the guy to weigh that slab. It was 2.38lbs. I told him to wrap it up. I did the heavy-salt treatment on it, with LaRue Dillo Dust. Bring it up to room temp, then hit it with the salt for 1hr 20 minutes per side. Sits with the salt for 1:20, flip it, salt it, let it sit for another 1:20. About 20 minutes before it was finished on the second side, I went with the Dillo Dust to finish it out. The Dillo Dust side goes down first on the flame, then Dillo Dust the up-side as soon as it goes on. Brought the grill up to 475 and let it settle. When the slap went on,the temp dipped to 400, but came back up to 425. Because of how thick this slap was, I let it go for 6:30 per side and pulled it - that kept it a little over Rare, but under Medium Rare. Now, this thing was a slab. I pulled out the tape on it to check it - the tape says it was 1.5" thick: I didn't trust that tape measure for an accurate measurement, so I broke out the digital Vernier caliper to see what was up... I KNEW THAT TAPE WAS OFF!!! It was 1.4475" thick!!!... Here's how big this bruiser was... First side done and turned, just need another 6 minutes 30 seconds now, and some rest time... Here's the other side... This slab of beast came out fantastic... I got through half of it, and had to store the rest. I was so damn tired eating that thing.... Instant Food Coma! Here was last weekend on the grill - forgot to post this one up... Another rib eye, lobster tail, giant scallops, all on the grill...

New gun, not alot of info. TFB breaks it all down - thanks to @MikedaddyH for sending me the link to the vid!... Basically, here's what the Glock 47 is: It's a Glock 17 that uses Glock 19 internals. That's it. Sounds kinda stupid, right? It's pretty smart, actually, when you look at the contract that it was developed for: DHS/CBP. The three guns they'll have will all run G19 internals, for a massive amount of cross-compatability and parts interchange. Easy to maintain that way. Check the vid, it goes into it.

Aero Precision.

One of the greatest demonstration vids ever made, on this topic, and it came up in the comments section below your link...