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Jumpmaster Students have to learn to LIVE with that credo - or they fail JMPI. 5:00 minutes, 2 Hollywood Jumpers, 1 Combat-Equipped Jumper. Don't miss a Major... or you fail. Miss 3 Minors, you fail. You talk about some stressed out motherfuckers in a course... JMPI failures get the most. Miss a major on a Jumper, in the real world, and they can die from it. Because you failed your job as a JumpMaster, and missed it. Slow is Smooth, Smooth is Fast: http://www.benning.army.mil/infantry/rtb/1-507th/jumpmaster/jmpi_videos.html I have a mad story of a JumpMaster Student missing a Major, in a course. It was caught by one of the JM Instructors before the jump. Students inspect, JM Instructors re-inspect. The Student would not have made it to the ground, under a parachute. Immediate dismissal from the course. Right then. Fuk you, Bye. Try again next time, and FUCKING PAY ATTENTION!...

^^^ He's just sayin'... <lmao> Head West again, brother!

The mag wouldn't pull the bolt stop downward. It won't be that.

These motherfuckers are a camouflage nightmare... They're victims, waiting to happen... Day or night don't matter.

What fuckin cow am I thinkin' of?! The fuk is this thing?...

Not really a color that is natural in nature - and I don't plan on hiding amongst a field of crows, or Jersey cows, or black cats - that would be a "specialized mission..." <lmao> Vegetation. Blend with your surroundings. Black weeds, black grass, black trees - not so common. If they are, they black-the-fornicate-out and get your camo on, for it. This debate will rage for years. In the night, shadows are black - until you blast a SureFire HellFighter into that shadow, and expose all those bastards dressed in black, against their background - been done in Iraq. Read this - we (military) spent TONS of money to come up with the crap-tastic ACUs. What they hit in that on the black, was dead-nuts on. http://www.hyperstealth.com/acupat/ Here's another good article: http://www.lonesentry.com/articles/ttt09/camouflage.html Last but not least - dress up in your black pajamas in the middle of the night, and think you're camouflaged because it's dark. Run around in your terrain, and tell me you think you're invisible when you get your ass blasted with this thing that's hooked to a crew-served .50 or Mk19. That's 4500 lumens that projects to 1,600 meters - a mile. Tell me how safe you feel at night in your black pajamas, but because it's dark out... and your in a dirt or green backdrop. The .50 will get ya... The Mk19 will get your neighborhood... I haven't even started the night vision discussion part yet. Black fucking GLOWS in night vision. I know I've said this before. Run night vision long enough and you tend to understand it. Fuk Black...

Oh, damn, I forgot to show you guys this...

Aero Precision is doing something very, very cool - they are running a limited edition set of the M5 receivers in partnership with AmericanSnipers.org. Aero Precision has partnered with AmericanSnipers.org to bring you the very first Aero Precision M5 Limited Edition Receivers! These products are extremely limited in numbers with a portion of all proceeds being donated to AmericanSnipers.org, an organization aimed at supporting our military snipers and designated marksmen. Hit this to see the sets, guys - this is the ASO page on their website: http://aeroprecisionusa.com/aso.html

Yeah, that one caught Ron right in the ribs... <laughs>

Disappointing, man. You were on here at 4:38pm PST today, and you didn't address this thread. Very disappointing...

Front to firing pin well, along the bottom, was 3.250" on the Fulton. Square area (the flat) on the bottom was 2.00" on the Fulton. I think you measured the flat as 2.250" on yours, which led into the deduction that the ramp angles had to be different. Shorter flat = longer, shallower ramp area. Longer flat = shorter, steeper ramp area. No other way it can be, with those measurements, and 3.250" being the common overall length.

I've already got most of this rifle laid out. Wanted to build it a couple rifles ago, but the Can Cannon and another 308AR got in the way... <lmao> It'll be under 6lbs with standard receivers.

Post # 63, 67, 68, and 69 show what we were measuring, during the initial comparisons between his BCG and my Fulton BCG. They're pictures, so it should be pretty clear what we were comparing between the two.

Waiting for this one to get back in stock - any ETA? 16" PENCIL, 5.56 NATO, Mid-Length, 4150 QPQ

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The only shortcut i know of is having an Ammo Supply Point that's always open, and never runs out. <thumbsup> "Glock Leg" Plaxico Burress gave himself some Glock Leg: http://www.paullarosa.com/2008/12/plaxico-burress-gets-glock-leg/

Yes! <lmao>

500grains a@ 1550fps. That's gotta hurt. My handloads are painful enough. I'm up to 80 rounds through it with the PA red dot, and it's still going.

I did find a Mark Delmont that's a Deputy Sheriff, on Linked. Wonder if it's the same guy?... https://www.linkedin.com/pub/mark-delmont/59/29a/b76 Then there's this guy on FB - gotta be the same guy. CCSO hat, and all. https://www.facebook.com/mark.delmont.1 Gotta be the guy that wrote that testimonial for them... Coincidences being what they are these days.

I need one of these, brother, as well as some slings. I need to call you.

1. What holiday is August 29th? Are you talking about Labor Day Weekend? 2. What venue is tax free then? Your gun show? Your state? The nation? 3. What vendor was it, by name, so we can call them and find out more details?

Here's the laser device that you need on it - The LaserLyte Center Mass sight is a quality sight. Perfect for your shotty, too. <thumbsup> http://www.laserlyte.com/products/sight-cm-dual-lens-black Comes in FDE, too. http://www.laserlyte.com/products/sight-cm-dual-lens-tan Lemme know how it runs, brother! :banana:

Bad meaasurement. That's the length of the entire underside of the BCG.