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The plot thickens...

Who on this board is a dealer for them, brother?... He HAS to have something to do with it... Shiit, I was ambushed by Larry and Dpete, on a brass sale. I thought I missed the sale, or DPete just took it off the market for me, saying I wanted to wait for a paycheck. It was delivered before I even knew WTF was going on... There's some shady bastards on this board, brother, I'm just sayin'...

In it's current configuration, this is the very next thing I'm doing to it, brother: http://www.shotenarmory.com/products-and-pricing.php This will find it's way onto the other Mossberg pumps I have, too. I need to see if it will fit my 835 UltiMag.

This gives me shivers...

Yes and no. Shotguns have their minimum specs, just like the rifles and pistols do. This Shockwave pattern, though (and the Remington TAC-14), technically aren't "shotguns." They are only "Firearms" by definition. It's the way the law is written, directly, and what those two companies have done with the direct wording of those laws. Sure resembles an SBS, though, right? Especially like this - here's how mine is sitting, right now, with a pistol brace:

This will happen... http://www.mossberg.com/product/590-nightstick-6-shot/

There might be - the clues are there. Someone was up to something, I can guarantee it. Several years ago, 6 MagPul aluminum trigger guards showed up in my mailbox - I still have no clue where the damn things came from...

Hehehehehe... I can guess who might be up to this, or who it went through...

Nope, not this time, brother - trying to save you the reaction that you'll have, once you install the first one...

That bait worked - I just wanted your opinion on CMMG one more time, brother... I'd never buy that Mutant, no way, no how... EDIT - Took your sweetass time with that reply, too...

That ARAK of yours is a bad motherfucker, brother. It just WORKS... Every single time. And it's accurate. It's sick.

You might want to just go ahead and order two of the triggers, brother, I'm not kidding. If you only get one, as soon as you put it in, you'll wish you'd ordered a second one. Truth there, I'm not adding any hype. They're good, literally, at twice the price.

I'm no expert, by any means - I just have time on my hands combined with a bunch of bad experiences... The BONE tool is great!

I love me some BA barrels. I think I've got 2 or 4 of them now. They perform.

When I did my wood, Drew was very impressed with it - it was alot darker than he expected... You can find that quote somewhere in these gallows...

The Otis cleaning kits are very good - towards the end of my military time, they were issuing them individually, over the standard Army cleaning kit. I still have two of them in the bottom of my range box.

Nope, waaaaaiiiiit for it- it's gonna blow up, and it'll be spectacular...

Can't wait to see your dark wood, brother...

I keep doing the same thing. I'll build one, eventually. I think I'm gonna do a CMMG Mutant... (wait for it, WAAAAIIIIIT for it... )

^^^ Loc-Tite 609... I need to buy some 5.56 and .308 lapping tools, and run before and after tests on some guns. I've never been unhappy with my accuracy, without doing any of this. But I need to try one (really accurate gun) and see what it does for it. I'm thinking the Mk12 Mod 1 5.56 gun.

Good looking barrel! One comment, though - don't install a barrel nut dry, like what was just suggested to you. Don't. I'm not an AeroShell MS33 Grease snob - any grease will do. Just don't install it dry. I use Bel-Ray Waterproof Grease - because I use that crazy shiit all the time at work, and always have it on hand.

Bo and Luke Duke would shiit their pants if they could drive that one...

No pranks, it's on, brother.... The corruption of Full30 began last night...

Brace yourself, Rob... I did it, on the board-side, tonight... We're about to indoctrinate you over there... You can't stop it, you can only hope to contain it...

Specific details on that car... Holy shiit... http://www.thedrive.com/news/24535/sema-2018-mopar-drops-1000-hp-hellephant-hellcat-crate-engine-super-charger-concept