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I've screamed like a girl before - Damn sure not too proud to admit that. It was in the face if imminent death, and I did it. I didn't think I'd make it out alive, and wasn't concerned about it it that point. Here's how it all went down...

It's a 0.154" pin size. Not 0.156" You'd never get a 0.156" pin into a lower receiver without pounding the shiit out of it.

Smartass....

Please report back on the info of that phonecall - I'm concerned as well, as to why it's not showing on the Tubb website. The Tubb buffer spring isn't the answer - it has nothing to do with what the CWS provides. No reason in the spring being a discontinuation of the CWS.

This thread has decided to enter itself into the EPIC category, all on it's own...

Large-pin triggers are from ONE manufacturer ONLY.. Colt. During the Bill Clinton-Ban Era. ONLY. No other manufacturer ever used that shiit, but Colt.

Normal...

Phonecall, dude. Phonecall. Call them on it. Ask WTF on it...

That is the MOST AWESOME reply I think I've ever seen before. Nothing will ever top that...

Ouch. Reminds me of Garand Thumb... Once is all it takes, that's for damn sure...

I know I can start it. Most of the time. It's a technique, and it can tire you out quick. Hence, the "most of the time." And I own the damn, evil, demonic bastard. Just watch the technique closely, and you'll get it. Once you start it, you have to ride it, though, and that's a whole other world right there... This is NOT a shooting event. Not in the least. This is purely in the realm of "extra-curricular activites..."

I wrote a pretty extensive review on it - easy to search out here. Best advice - call David Tubb and ask about it... Why you can't find it on his website, still available, etc...

Bad info, wash. Not gonna work right in his rifle recoil system, brother. Using the Orange Sprinco spring in a rifle recoil system would be a mistake. You need to research the reason the Orange spring was developed in the first place - hint, it's not for a rifle recoil system, in any way, shape or form. Don't do it. Upper to lower fit does NOT affect your accuracy, in the least - as long as they mate together and function. Your "accuracy" components are all contained in the upper - barrel to receiver, BCG to locking lugs. The only contact between the upper and lower when firing it the hammer to firing pin, not counting the two pins that hold the rifle together. Your hammer doesn't care if there is a little bit of slop in the mating of the receivers, when it contacts the end of that firing pin... ^^^ Truth. If you're chasing receiver fitment, you're chasing a ghost, as far as accuracy goes. You can't do that in a .308 AR. AR15 Rifle buffers are 5.900" long, and 308AR rifle buffers are 5.200" long. That shiit just doesn't work. This is honestly the first time I've read your whole thread all the way through - because you're dealing with PSA stuff. It's my own fault, because I was tired of hearing about PSA problems and issues. I ignore it. What you have/had planned, in what I quoted, won't work. Don't to the Sprinco Orange spring, don't use an AR15 rifle buffer, etc... Take that for what it's worth... Listen, or don't listen...

Buffer length is correct. 5.200". Buffer internal depth is correct for a Rifle Receiver Extension. That spring is off - the coil count is somewhere between 308 rifle and AR15 rifle coil counts, and the length is short. AR15 Rifle springs are 12.75" - longer than what you have. AR10 springs are another inch longer, over that. What you're referencing almost looks like an AR15 Carbine spring, just an inch longer... IMHO, that part is suspect, and if it were mine, I replace it with a Genuine Armalite AR10 spring, part number EA1095, and see what you get... Reference material I use - click the pic, it gets huge... I can't see that causing the issue you're seeing there, unless that spring is weak and the BCG is slamming the crap out of that buffer once it's in the back of the extension...

If that's for sure Armalite threads, at 12.5", then I'm in for it. Same question, though - did Christiansen send you the wrong barrel nut? I can't believe that the only make that in Armalite pattern - as easy as it would be to make it in DPMS pattern, too. That's a question worthy of a phonecall to them, and would rightly solve your dilemna rather easily.

Gen 2 rifle build (and full rifles) seem to be doing okay. The early stuff was a mess...

This is gonna haunt you later, brother... I'm just sayin'...

ILMAFAO....

^^^ His medz kicked in...

You have NO IDEA how bad I'd pay for pics of some chick bustin' you up....

Hell no, you jackass- don't wreck the 'Vette. Just get some damn pics of the therapist next time she's yankin' and tuggin' on you. Dumbass.

Pics on the "next round," or you're full of shiit, brother... This is some serious "Put up or shut up" stuff here. It's WAY more serious than Lesson 65B or "The Rule..." You gotta get busy now. Have that smartphone ragin' when you go in on the next one, you fucker...

He bought a factory DPMS gun, wash... What you're describing is the PSA stuff, especially the early problems... before they decided to fix it, change machining, and call it "Gen 2..."

What happened to you doesn't sound like a chamber that's too deep...