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If someone swoops in with a BIN offer, I'm cool with that, I won't be butthurt. However, you can consider it sold, when I can catch up this Friday or next Friday. You ARE my Brass Pimp.

Gimme a week or so, Pete, and I'll get it. I just had to fight my way through a deal with Eddie on this stuff, and it wasn't even prepped. Eddie made me work for it. I'ma complete hooker for stocking up on Hornady Match brass... As bad as Matt Cross is with his current state of Grendelitis, spending like he's a California Politician with a pocketful of taxpayer money... I'm in that boat, and just spent about $400 on a chest rig dedicated to hauling Long Range High Angle gear up a hill...

Standard mag catch spring. I have spare roll pins for this thing - I can give you the length/diameter dimensions, and you can Ace Hardware it, for the correct one. Lemme know. Don't listen to the short barreled guys, brother. This 16" barrel has you ringing steel centermass hold, at 200 yards. WITH A .45 ACP ROUND... It's not even loud, either - because it starts out at subsonic...

You guys are as bas as Millennials... All ya gotta do is click Page 1...

A quarter is 0.069", so you had one of those receiver extensions that was close to 8.000" internal depth. The fix is easy, and you found it - I wouldn't change anything just because of that. Measure it, internally, just to be sure, and check what you get. You might want another quarter in there, depending.

Excellent!

Right on!!!

You fuckers can't read...

I've been waiting for this, brother, after talking to you. Can't wait to check out all the info...

I've got alot of Milwaukee cordless tools, so plenty of batteries and chargers, too.

We're gonna haul the generator out there, and point a hair dryer at the steel target, to heat it up. Watch someone shoot the damn generator.

^^^ Not too big of an issue. You can cut them in yourself, use the Dremel chainsaw sharpening bit. It's the perfect size. Here's a graphic of barrel extension-to-upper combinations, for reference:

Gonna have to go to a barrel maker. Not typically an end-user task that can be performed correctly. There will be precision measuring and machining involved, if you find a barrel maker that would take that job on.

^^^ In his mind, he was worried about self-preservation. His actions in self-preservation saved alot of people. He might not realize it now, but he is a hero, and his actions saved a countless number of lives. We'll never know how many, because he STOPPED THE GUNMAN, mid-stride. Whatever the naked asshead in the green jacket had planned - it was stopped. Because this guy stopped it.

The PVS-22 was the Gen 3 gated clip-on that started all that... Just attach in front of your magnified optic. Don't buy that thing. It's $10k at a good discount. https://www.adorama.com/nvpvs22p.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIiL2VzKTP2gIVDdlkCh11GwGqEAQYAyABEgLgPvD_BwE If you're crazy serious about this brother, we need to look at the differences between NV and thermal. Holy hell. I didn't realize the shiitstorm we created here...

Fuckin' KILLED IT, brother. Right on. Ron, seriously, don't buy anything yet. I'm not kidding. I lived through Gen 1 night vision in the Army, and Gen 2, but I never was in to mess with the Gen 3 stuff. It's leaps and bounds. Gen 2 has a serious limit of 600 yards in distance. I need to dig up some specs on it. These numbers for distance in this article aren't the real deal, but the descriptions of the capabilities between the generations is accurate. I've easily taken Gen 2 to 600 yards, at night, with shiit illumination. Since we'd be lighting the target, at distance, that limit becomes somewhat "blurred." http://www.nightvision4less.com/education-center-night-vision-generations.aspx

Ron is SMART. He's done his homework. Now I gotta read the rest of what he wrote...

I'm shocked that this topic hasn't been brought up yet. There's alot going on with this, and it's gonna get bigger. THis is another example of a tragic FBI fuckup, that could have been prevented. Well, lemme rephrase that - the FBI took this guy's guns, including the one he used this morning in the shooting. Eventually, after invetigation, they were given back to his father - who then just gave them to the kid again. State laws got in the way, after that. He was banned in his home state from possessing firearms. Somehow, daddy gave them back to him anyway, legal, not legal, whatever. He ended up in TN, shooting up a Waffle House, and he wasn't a "prohibited possessor" in TN. THAT is what needs fixed. There's shiit that needs fixed in this country - and I'm NOT an anti-2A guy. FAR from it. But there's problems here, at the national and state legal level that need to be ironed out. People in charge need to get on the same sheet of music, fucking sing together, whatever. I'm so damn tired of hearing how this is a "gun problem" when it is NOT a gun problem....

^^^ This guy is off his leash...

Last weekend was my Mom's birthday dinner. I cooked for her - shrimp, scallops, lobster tails and filet mignon, all on the grill. I'll get here to send me the pic of everything, right before we chowed down. It was badass. Today, I'm firing up the "regular" - the pork roast in the crockpot...

Those same kids crush this one, too...

46 & 2 is one of the most "musically complicated" songs ever made. It's impressive to ever see someone pull that off. I go back to these kids right here, everytime I hear this song on the radio - these little fuckers just KILL IT. Tool is just badass. I love that band.

It takes one HELL of a drumset - and a magical amount of drummer-skill - to pull that song off. As you can see. That is badass.

I figure this is appropriate here...

That's one of the greatest, right there...