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"I think I've been kidnapped by a robot!..." My man needs NO sleep, whence fueled by MGD... Brother, we thought about breaking into the Emergency Responder mode on you... When your head dropped into the salsa bowl... "I'm not doing it - YOU do it!... "

THAT is a damn good idea!!!

I recognize that Crazy Woman!...

^^^ What he said. It can make a HUGE difference. About 5moa to be exact. Always move the mount/rings fully forward in/on the base. Recoil won't knock them "backwards" that way.

^^^ HAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!! 2 days out, you bastards. MikeDaddy - you're making it, but you might be by yourself on Sunday. Matt flies out Sunday afternoon. Jon - you in?... I hope so... @blue109 - you make it on any of the days, brother? Again, I hope so. Larry is in. MEET TIME IS NOON ON FRIDAY, AT MARICOPA WAL-MART, OR MY HOUSE. WHICHEVER YOU PREFER. LET ME KNOW IN ADVANCE, SO I CAN SPLIT THE BLOCKING FORCE, IF NECESSARY. LARRY WILL BE ARRIVING FROM NEW MEXICO AROUND NOON, HEADING FOR WAL-MART.

Courtesy of Mat Best...

With the thumb screws loose, how much does it move front-to-back in the pic slots?

I've done this routinely on AR15s. One needed some pretty forceful "tapping," but it turned out to be one of the best-grouping ARs I've ever assembled. I'm certain the tight barrel fit had an influence in that.

Awesome information!

Of the 3, one had a knife and another one had brass knuckles. They got the getaway driver - well, actually, a few hours afterwards, she turned herself in. She's 21. One burglar was 16, one was 18. Solid defensive work.

I have these on alot of scoped rifles. Love 'em.

Or, do the job with a 1 gallon Zip-Lock over everything. You can still see, still get your hands in there, and it the little bastard flies, it's only going into the bag.

Bring that thing outta mothballs and fire it back up, man! Welcome aboard.

Lesson 65b, Jon... You snooze, you lose...

I added a rail capability to my 45-70 lever gun and the M1 Carbine, just so I could mount a mini red dot to them. They look like this (because I can't find pics of them right now):

^^^ True - biggest thing for me is I don't have to get a custom-manufactured barrel, and I don't have to modify a die set, with reforming/reloading dies already available. Oh, and I don't have to do anything to the brass, besides neck it up - unlike the process for 300BLK that I have to do.

^^^^

Somebody hacked The Matrix...

Whilst perusing information on this setup, I stumbled upon a comment that is truly fucking hilarious... " Sounds like a good deal. Have you checked with the boys at ARFCOM for dies? They are hot on the 25X45 over there. They think it is the Second Coming of Godzilla."

Interesting opinion on the 25-45 cartridge - I like it. http://www.silencertalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=128011

I'll experiment with Hornady projectiles on this gun. Looks like they have me covered. http://www.hornady.com/store/searchammo.php?mode=search&main_cat=250&categoryid[]=259&categoryid[]=389&categoryid[]=&x=34&y=13 VERY interested in this one... The 117gr Interlock round nose... http://www.hornady.com/store/25-Cal-.257-117-gr-RN/

I did snatch the upper receiver and rail for this build today. 18" barrel will be next week, as well as the RCBS die set. Let's get this caliber going, men!

^^^ Brahma Chicken. Seriously, that's what it is.

^^^ This right here is hands-down the best advice, ever. Consult multiple sources, when starting, because you'll find different information for a given load. There ARE exceptions to that, though - I will take the word of Barnes Bullets and use the Barnes Load Manual exclusively, for their projectiles.

^^^ My Spidey Senses tell me there's a bond happening here, right now...