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RIP Bang Ting. Your ass is in my front seat now, thanks to Doc...

Just buy it for her already, get it over with...

After this weekend...

@DNP, @SmoothAction, this isn't really a Funny Videos post, but it's definitely not Pic of the Day material - so I stuck it here... Enjoy, brothers...

That's cool. The Sprinco Red is a direct replacement for the Armalite EA1095 spring. The Armalite EA1095 spring is the only spring that they (Armalite) use, Carbine or Rifle Recoil System, on every AR-10, when it comes out of their factory. You can trust me or not.

I'm an absolute Grendel Whore, with 5 of those mouths to feed. 2 are 18", 2 are 16", and one is 12.5". I've run the 12.5" to 850 yards, repeatably. One 18" is a Faxon light(er) weight barrel, and it runs great. One 18" is the BA Mk12 profile barrel, and that thing is just lights-out accurate. One 16" is the BA Mk12 profile barrel, and that thing is just lights-out accurate. Should be seeing a pattern in what I'm saying right here... If I could only have one of my guns, ever, should it come to that, and shiit-can all the others, I'd pick up that 16" Grendel with the BA Mk12 profile barrel, and I'd forget about the rest of them. That thing will do anything I could ever ask of it, and never leave me disappointed in my choice on choosing it. Now, if your boy is hung between 18" and 20", and he's not all wrapped around the axle on that Faxon barrel - tell him to get the Ballistic Advantage Mk12 profile Grendel barrel. He won't regret it. My $0.02...

Nice!

Glad to see this one is running, and solved, brother - nice work.

Start here. Try the Armalite EA1095 spring, or the Sprinco Red spring. Try that, and report back - and sketch is right - you need to break in any new mag, and Lancers are no different, even though they are phenomenal magazines.

Damn good vid - thanks for posting that one, Turd.

What these guys said. ".308" Russian is a projo diameter of 0.311". US and NATO ".308" are .308" projo diameter. The Russians designed "backwards compatability" into their projectile. Don't work the other way around, for the projectiles.

Pistol Brace Rule is DONE.

Please, expound upon that my good man...

I wanna find one like this...

Well, if she demanded it - then you're complying. Buy the thing already, let us know how it does!

...I almost put this in Politics, but I want everyone to see this one, all the peoples, everywhere. Share this, cross-post this elsewhere, spread this word... The TRUTH really sucks, for the media, and the Anti-2A crowd. Listening to this one, makes me think of Johnny Noveske's last post. For real. I can still post that one up here and tie this in, if necessary. Check it out:

No worries, and never too late - it's all part of the process, gathering the cleaning supplies. You set up a damn fine machine, very well done.

Yep, exact what Larry said above - shoot 'em! Military ammunition is manufactured to be waterPROOF down to 250ft. That tar sealant at the case mouth is for that exact purpose. Your primers are sealed in the case with a colored laquer, too. In the old days it was red, but modern ammo is a green sealant. Doesn't really matter what color it is - they just gave it a color, so you could tell the primer was sealed, too.

Love this dude's wisdom.

Lake City does that on all the linked 7.62 ammo. It's all CCI 34 primers, for that very reason. No reason a standard trigger shouldn't set them off though. @BeeKay, are any of those primers seated too deep? Are the flat surfaces of the primers below the lip of the rim?

In that first pic you showed, it's easy to see that the case on the right has the primer seated deeper. Also, it looks like .308 Win, from what I can see on the cases, blowing up the pic. It gets blurry, blown up to far. Those primers are going to be CCI 34, and they are harder (and hotter) than alot of other primers. Firing pin protrusion shouldn't be a problem here, because the other stuff you chamber goes bang. Primers seated too deep will cause this problem, though. Look over the other unfired ammo you have, and check 'em out.

Oh. Wow...