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Issue #2, I'd suspect that mount, until you know more about it. Damn sure it ain't the Aimpoint, man.

BCM fukked that one up... I'm just sayin'... They can DO NO WRONG... but they did... Happens, even to THEM...

That rail is off - you can see it in this pic. Left side is aligned based off the upper rail, but the right side is way off, based on the upper rail - it's not centered, and it's in such a way that it makes sense that the rear sight is cranked to the left to get it to shoot straight. That rail needs realigned with the upper, fo' sho. Then it needs re-sighted. Check the pic, and you can see it now - left side edge straight, right side edge WAY off - that's enough to toss off that rear sight like it is...

Did you read my response,and search the info?...

m1911, do you shoot those ones as much as you shoot the LaRue rifles? Ever consider letting them go?

Both those look like the LaRue lowers, at least - those the one you don't shoot anymore? List them for sale on the For Sale section here, and let them get some good use.

You guys are screwing this up for me, here...

^^^ Damn straight.

What a Warrior. Rest in Peace, you hellish Leader.

What's the hang-up here? With the LaRue having a 20-MOA setup? Just asking...

That's not even gonna matter, on a modern firearm. Not in the least. Research shows that the GII bolt firing pin hole is a little large, and you commonly get cratered primers. Search on that set of keywords, and you'll find out more about it.

Uuuummm, Yes. That would have been Matt Cross...

This one?...

Oh shiit!!!

Let 'em burn it up. That plasti-dip shiit will stick to their barrel, and do more harm to it than the wood. Let Darwin take over... Anyone resting their actual BARREL in the rest needs lessons, anyway. Darwin can teach 'em.

Right on their own website, this model number or any combination of it, doesn't turn up anything... I searched this exactly, and all combinations of it: Leapers UTG mod# RB-T308B Disregard - manually hunting it down turns up this item, by part number: https://leapers.com/prod_detail.php?mitem=acces&level1=&level2=&itemno=RB-T308FB&status=&mtrack=m

Specs first, on what you have. Preferably, with pictures. Relaxed length on the spring, and number of coils. Length of buffer. That stuff has to come first for us to figure out that you're running - despite what any kind of product description states. You can never count on some dip-wad putting the correct parts in your shipment box. So, pics and specs... Help us help you...

Seems the only people that got on board with it think the shiit is made of gold, and price their mounts accordingly. M-LOK is WAY easier to work with, IMHO.

One interesting thing I did with this build was the small rail section on the handguard. Forgot to mention it before. Now, opinions being like assholes, and everyone having one... I'm not a giant fan of KeyMod. When I got this matched receiver set, it was with the rail, and I wasn't gonna say no to it, for sure - GREAT matched receiver set and damn nice profile on the rail! However, as the build was finishing up, I needed to find a small rail section for a light (in the future) and a way to add a QD socket for a forward sling mount... Well, KeyMod shiit is very specialized, pricey, and I didn't want to take up a metric shiit-ton of space just to get this done... Enter Strike Industries, once again. They make this 7-section piece of picatinny rail WITH a QD socket in it, AND the thing works on both KeyMod and M-LOK. I wish I would have grabbed a pic of the backside of it, so you can see how it's made to fit both, but I'm not taking it back off just to get a pic for you bastages. It's a damn smart design. At any rate, if any of you guys are looking for something like this, then search it out from Strike Industries.

I'm using the Fortis Switch on my 16" .308AR, and just fired up my new Wilson Combat .338 Fed barrel the other day - excellent hardware! Diggin' the 1911 and the CMC Power10 mag, also great stuff. Well done.

That's probaby an AR15 buffer in there, and way too long for a 308AR.

This is in the Contest Section - so, what are the rules, and what are you giving away?...

Suppressors cost money - for the BATFE. SOOOO many people have applied, and it still takes them about 9 months to unfuk your paperwork... for a measly $200. It's just not worth it for them,with the additional hiring, overtime, etc... We'll probably see suppressors approved as non-tax stamp items, but they'll still be regulated - bet you'll have to 4473 them, just like firearms. That part is a given in the equation. In the meantime, I'll be making my own. Once the burden of approved stamps for suppressors is lifted from the BATFE, they STILL won't get any damn faster at approving any other stamped items, though. It's Bureaucratic Inefficiancy at it's finest.

This is what the link in their article takes you to - safefirearmsstorage.org... http://safefirearmsstorage.org/

Good man.