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HAHA!!! HELL YEAH, MAN!!! Yes, I do use a shot timer, for the last 7or 8 years now. PACT Club Timer II. If I'm shooting by myself, I just clip it into my pocket, or the belt if I'll be moving alot/running. If there's a group of us shooting, it's just easier if there's a "timer," that way you can run multiple people through the course, one after the other, staynear them - and I always angle the pickup towards them, to make sure i get their shots recorded. As the person shooting, you just listen to/wait for your commands, and go when you hear the buzzer. When there are multiple people shooting at the same time, the shot timer will pick up the other shots nearby. If you ran two people through a 10-shot course of fire, 10 yards apart, the shot timer would probably pick up all 20 shots. It's less sensitive with pistol rounds, but it certainly does pick up nearby rifle fire, everytime. They're sensitive enough that there would be no reason to have to clip it to the gun - they're fine from the belt, or held nearby the person shooting.

Which "kid"? - YOU, the Big Kid? Or did you sucker one of the smaller ones into "liking brussel sprouts?"...

Fire those questions off - we're here for it. Someone knows something about what you want to ask, for sure here, and you'll definitely get the answers you need.

CO B, I have several of both, Faxon and Ballistic Advantage. Both are very good barrels, and neither pick will leave you wishing that you'd done the other. The Faxons are the 16" 5.56 Pencil Barrel, 16" midlength .308 Win barrel, and the 18" midlength gas Grendel barrel. All those barrels are fantastic. The Ballistic Advantage barrels are the 18" SPR profile 5.56 barrel (Mk12 Mod 1 gun), and the 18" SPR profile Grendel barrel (Mk12-ish Army Green Grendel) - those things just shoot the lights out. Either one will leave the owner with a bigass smile on his face.

Damn, man - that's a pretty serious set of skills you have there.

^^^ THE Ammo Pimp.

Think I sealed the deal on that third rifle, brother...

@DNP

^^^ Yep! Fuk those things. EDIT - Fuk Taylor Swift, too. "Entertainers" think they're important. They should stop thinking they're important, and stick to what they're paid to do - entertain.

Neck UP a standard .308 Win case to .338 diameter, and shoot 225gr SMASHERS... Here's what it is, man:

You say that now... Dirk didn't tell you this part, did he... And he's the one that started this shiit, here!...

Midwest PX is SOLID, brother! They rock! Those other guys, though - they can go choke on a bag of dicks, and for desert, they can eat a bowl of smashed assholes. That's bullshiit. Project is ON AGAIN!!!

Spread the sickness, brother.

From the leg pivot bolt, they are 6 7/8" minimum to 10 3/8" maximum - leg pivot bolt to bottom of feet. Leg pivot bolt sits 1" below the bottom of the rail, on the M-LOK version. I'll take it out on New Year's Day, so I'll pound the hell out of it and see how it goes. I'll abuse it for certain.

Starting a tech thread about your specific issues will help tremendously. "Lower paper weight" means you did an 80% lower? Don't know. Fire up a tech thread in the (right section, or close to right...) section, and give all the details you can.

I don't think this one is funny, but it's pretty damn terrifying! Didn't wanna bury this in a pic of the day thread or something. This dude will kick anybody's ass before they even know what happened. Samurai slices a100mph fastball in half... and he's 30 feet away... Here's some more on that story... https://kotaku.com/samurai-slices-a-100-mph-baseball-in-half-1736420399 This guy is WAY BEYOND any kind of "cat-like reflexes" I've ever seen...

Well, then, it's gotta be .338 Federal. 16" barrel will do just fine in that fat short-action caliber.

@BeaverMeat, you showed up to this place the day our Fall Shoot started - and I've never even seen this topic before now. Looks like you didn't get any info to help - but we had a large contingent of people away at the time. So, which one of these Stag models do you have? https://www.stagarms.com/AR10-rifles/ From what it looks like - you don't need a front sight for a railed gasblock - those things aren't offered on any of the Stag models that I was able to find. If you'd post a picture of the rifle that you have, it'll make everything easier. If you got a full rifle - one of the ones that are on the Stag website listed above - then it's got a handguard that either has a forward rail section at the front, or it's got a full pic top rail. In a nutshell - you can use any folding front and rear sights that you want, and they'll work. I'd get the front and rear from the same manufacturer, though.

I remember you saying that, and it shocked me - they cut that damn channel TOO narrow. That's completely ridiculous, how many things that set had out-of-whack on it. Straight bullshiit...

Damn! Good job on that!

What spec, brother? They're so full of it, it's not even funny. I'd like to see them build up something with it.

Between the fire-starting and the blowout kits - you're creating a bunch of Baby Rangers, brother!

I'm pretty certain they only make one flavor of their LAR-8 BCG, and only one. You could send yours out to WMD Guns and see if they could coat it. https://www.wmdguns.com/firearm-coatings/production-coating-services.html

The exact same calibers that require a long action through a bolt action rifle. That directly where the long action / short action classification comes from, for ammunition. Read and watch: https://savagearms.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/214239303-What-is-the-difference-between-a-short-action-and-long-action- https://ronspomeroutdoors.com/blog/short-action-rifle-versus-long-action/

Did you post that here, brother, or was that on Full30?