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This just turned him into Aaron Lewis-level category, right here. Hands down to Jason Aldean. Here's some Aaron Lewis, if you're not familiar with that name... (Smack yourself, if you didn't know... )

Nothing sucks, from Alice Cooper. Go smash your nuts in a vise.

It's ALICE COOPER.

Arizona loves Alice Cooper so much, we just released a license plate honoring him. He's Legend.

You will not "need" a jig and drill press to do a Geissele Super Gas Block - a hand drill handles that task quite well, and it's incredibly easy. I've done 1/2 dozen of those with just a hand drill, free-hand, no jig necessary. It's the design of that particular gas block - wide, flat area for the roll pin, big fat pilot hole is already there, and all the way through the gas block. Just use a good bit, go slow and light pressure, like you were upsizing a gas port in a barrel.

I won't lie - lot's of summers here on a streetbike. When it's this fukkin' hot, I had a mesh jacket on, with all the padding - shoulders, back, elbows, kidneys. Just something to keep me from sticking to the pavement, if I went down and had to stay there, not moving. Full kit, though, besides the jacket material. Boots, gloves, fullface helmet. You had to have gloves, because the griips are too hot to grab without them. Just wasn't practical, or (healthy) safe to roll in a leather heatmit around your upper body, that won't breathe at all, and pass no air. My $0.02 on riding in the oven.

This is my preferred staking tool. Works great on gas blocks, but get the right angle. It "mangles" castle nuts and endplates perfectly, as well.

The entire Bud Light Debacle, clearly explained by Al Bundy...

Fuk that donkey - he needs to go back to where ever he came from... Yeah, when it's like this outside in the summer, asphalt can hit 170*~180* surface temp. Don't ride your motorcycle without wearing a leather jacket... Which is kinda like an oxy-moron... It's fuckin' 115*, and YOU want me to put on a leather jacket?!!? Hey, make your call - two kinds of riders out there, and only two... The ones that have been down, and the ones that are going down...

I'm already at 5. You will make it 7 or 8...

Libs: "We don't like this hate speech, and he's right leaning. This is violent vitriol, mean to stir people up and cause problems... " Yeah, whatever. When was the last time you fuckers complained about the lyrics in a fuckin' Gangsta' Rap song?! Yeah, NEVER. Go fuk yourselves.

Blow this one up. "Cancel the Cancellers." Fukc them, Right in the neck.

It's getting painted when you get down here, before the shoot. Or, you stay another week to make the match the following Saturday, and it gets painted before the match. Painting takes a full 24 hours. Arrive "one day earlier than one day early" if we're painting before the shoot.

I can have a LaRue MBT-2S trigger waiting for you whan you get down here. I'll be getting them 5 at a time, so they're $80 each. If that interests you. I'm sure they're not documenting what trigger you install. Or, are they?...

So... It's been pretty crazy here. There was a 49-year old record, from 1974, with 18 days straight at/over 110*. Well, we smoked that. I think it's day 21 now. There's an end in sight, but it's over a week out now. Fun. Somewhere in the last few days, it was 119*. That was a record-breaker for that day, somewhere in the past. Don't know when it will end, and "just be 109*," but it won't matter, because it'll be 110*+ the day after that, anyway. August here usually sucks just like July sucks. We're blessed that we had a very wet winter, and a June that was like no other. It was well into June before we even cracked a hundred. That was a blessing. September can't come soon enough, and October can come soon enough after that. Oh, broke another record at the beginning of the week - we broke "The highest low-temp ever recorded..." I think it was Tuesday night/Wednesday morning. The LOW that day was 97*... You just can't make this shiit up... Here's today's forecast, for CG, current analysis by WTForecast...

Indeed, it works, and works very, very well. I do it on the lo-pro gas blocks once I have the gun figured out. Once the gun is straight - completely, totally - that's the last step I make in "finishing" the gun. I forgot to answer that part, and I no-sheit woke up last night and thought about that. Of course, I was tired, and said "I'll get back to that tomorrow." ...And I was back out...

This is badass. Plus, it's history. That makes it 2,999 times more cool.

If you wanna convert over to that, I have a pretty solid way of attaching one. I wrote it up here awhile ago, and I'm getting ready to mod another one for @JBMatt. Here's the writeup, on what I do to them. It's simple, really is.

Your guns will hate 62gr, if it's the M855 / SS109. 1:9" twist A1s hate that stuff. That ammo was developed for the A2, 1:7" twist. 1:8" barrels don't have a problem with it at all. Some 1:9" barrels like it, most don't. Talking M855 / SS109 ammo here.

Damn you, Dion. That's my Go-TO on the Win Mag and the .260 Rem, right there. Fortunately, for me, I'm sitting pretty deep on both those right now. Otherwise, I'd be so far into you like I am @Armed Eye Doc, with Hornady 6 ARC match ammo right now... I need to just make him an allottment from my paycheck, tha bastard.

You hooked on that trigger, brother?...

Exactly - been too long, brother. Ryan didn't say a damn thing about me not working for that time. Nothing. He knows.

Hell yeah, brother! See that, all you fingernail fags!~

That would be the exact perfect size, too, if you use the Geissele instructions for installing one of their 5/32 coil pins, or a 5/32 roll pin from Ace Hardware. Here's the Geissele info: https://geissele.com/amfile/file/download/file/9317aa42f90e53a906015028af61719d/product/42/