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I pissed myself laughing about this... I've already called Ron - I had a similar "incident"today with my Gun Pusher... Story coming...

Armalite AR-10 rifle length gas tube will fix that. The Armalite part, not a copy.

Adjustable pin-type spanner wrench. Or,contact the rail manufacturer, and ask them what barrel nut wrenches fit.

Chaotic, I've got that scope on the Pig Puncher - VERY happy with it.

EFF THAT! That shiit is the DEBIL!!! (As a side note, I can fully CONFIRM that girls are the DEBIL!!! Fuckin' WOMEN!)

It's damn good training, from damn good instructors, and damn good practice... With some awesome history throw in. You will love it. I guarantee, as soon as you go to one, you'll want the whole family to attend. It's that good.

It's a DAMN GOOD THING we can't do this. Or Rob would have one in his waistband. Daily Carry. With his 12 other guns on his person.

Awesome, man - this thing is gonna be badass. Hell, it's ALREADY badass! You need to get out and shoot with us sometime. We AZ guys don't fuk around with setting up and conducting shoots.

Need to see what the upper is threaded for - barrel and barrel extension design don't have anything to do with what barrel nut threading is on the upper. You can easily mount an Armalite barrel in a DPMS rifle, as long as you run an Armalite bolt that matches that barrel extension. Vice versa, as well. Upper thread pitch determines what barrel nut you use - Armalite threading and DPMS-based threading are different.

^^^ Yep. Hate to see him go.

Kim would be yelling at me right now, if I'd said that...

Oh, you're going straight to Hell for THAT one!...

Pics of "when shiit goes wrong, or WILL quickly..."

Larry cheated, with a GINORMOUS physical advantage, I must say. In THREE STEPS, he could cover the whole course of fire, from far left to far right. Like Bigfoot.

Get it straight from a real DPMS-branded kit, and it shouldn't be an issue. For a complete bolt carrier and bolt parts (small parts,if needed in the future),I highly, highly recommend dwilsonmfg.com. Dave Wilson is the man for that stuff. http://www.dwilsonmfg.com/store/c1/store DPMS LR308 lower parts kits: http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/receiver-parts/parts-kits/lower-parts-kits/308-ar-lower-parts-kit-w-trigger-prod81678.aspx http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/receiver-parts/parts-kits/lower-parts-kits/308-ar-lower-parts-kit-less-trigger-group-prod73615.aspx Buy quality parts from quality vendors, and it cuts down on your chances of receiving jacked up shiit that doesn't work. My $0.02...

Shiit, bro, I could have hip-shot that and taken out the remaining headlight... Then they would have been driving away in their own darkness, with a quickness...

He better find a way out of this, fast-like. I'm thinking this might have come in handy last Saturday night...

Making progress on this one... SLOW progress, but it won't take as long as that damn .45AR...

I'd want this one on it: Or,this was my preference for an Afghani-land deployment:

^^^ Best idea yet!

I have that scope on the .338 Fed and love it. Great all around magnification. Just did the final zero on it last weekend, and it's damn sure dialed in now. I'd like to thank my Spotter, Matt, for the assist on that.

When you mount it upside down, do not put the rear screw in the gas block. Just use the front screw (if it's a two screw setup). The rear screw hole is ALWAYS drilled directly opposite the gas port, and if you put that screw in, you'll undoubtedly damage the gas port in the barrel. You WILL have gas escaping. You could loc-tite a set screw in place, without cranking it down the barrel's gas port, but that gas is hot, that loc-tite will break down, and that set screw will eventually fly outta there like a rocket one of the times you fire. Use a clamp-on gas block, and you won't be tempted. You will still have gas escaping. Just thought about this - if you use a clamp-on, and mount it 90*, instead of directly upside down, you'll be able to seal the barrel's gas port that way.

That's a damn good barrel.

Got this straight from the link that Shepp just posted: " USES STANDARD DPMS TYPE .308 LOWER PARTS KITS / BCG/ DUSTCOVER " There's someone on this board that just started building one of these sets, cerakoted FDE I believe. Best to track him down or find that thread, and see what he's using, even though CMT states DPMS parts.