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I really didn't spend that much time on it. That was easy. Don't pat yourself on the back too hard.

No it didn't - you can shoot the .460 S&W Mag... :hethan:

Yep. Navy is NEX, Naval Exchange. ^^^ Someone will say something about that... <lmao>

Yes, it does! I commend you! :bitchslap: <thumbsup> :happydrunks:

Alright, I'll give it a whack, since you say he wasn't even close. Exactly. If your primary argument is weight, then you freefloat it with a single-rail tube. MUCH lighter than plastic handguards, delta ring assembly, endcap. MUCH lighter. Since weight is your primary argument. It's pretty obvious that you could care less bout any pros and cons, and don't want to hear what anyone else has to say. You've formed your opinion on (probably) a few different things. Probably a lack of research, bull$hit old re-told stories from people, a lack of understanding of the parts you're talking about, or just being close-minded bout it all. YOU think you know everything about it, and don't want to hear from anybody else one the subject. However, you'll spout your opinion - just don't want anybody else to give their opinion. Doesn't really work that way here. Where do you think this needs to be moved to? WHY would you think this needs to be moved? Do you think this is new, ground-breaking information, and you're revealing it for the first time? This is the same thing we've been saying here FOR YEARS. Thanks for the Hot Tip on it, though. Appreciate ya. <thumbsup> This post from you was my favorite... <lmao> First, you've now changed from "weight" being the biggest detractor (which is VERY innacurate, if you'd educate yourself)... Now, your thing is accuracy. Again, you need to educate yourself. You'll be far more accurate with a rail system of some sort than you will be with a snap-in handguard system. Everything you grip or touch that rifle - ESPECIALLY when you sling up - you influence that barrel, and change your point of impact. That won't happen with a rail system of some sort - your grip, sling,etc., don't influence the barrel in the same way. Second - your deer hunting comment. Sling up tight with your handguard rifle, and you stand a much greater chance of missing your prized deer - than if you were running a rail system of some sort. Truth. Finally, this isn't some new trend. Rails and freefloat systems have been in use for a very, very long time. Decades. This isn't new and unproven - it's old, proved technology now, in 2015. Railed carbines were issued in some military units in the early '90s. Floated systems as well. Run the math on that, for what you say is a "new trend..." Maybe you can take a minute, get educated, and open your mind. You might learn something...

Okay... Bitch-slapped in the back of the head, or not?... Tell me you did it... <lmao> If you yelled "D'oh!" when you did it, then you get bonus points... :banana:

I FUCKIN' LOVE IT!!! :hethan: I know my Asian Brother is safe - I had to go to his damn house just to make sure! <lmao>

DAMN! That is AWESOME! i just hope his dog isn't like Mick! Crazy, tire-eating fucker!

This is why we can't have nice things. Hoarder... <lmao>

I'd cut the sight back, and not the barrel - just measure the thickness of the handguard cap, and that's what comes off the sight back.

Yep - the discounted ones at Brownell's were the ones marked .338 Fed. Damn, those things were cheap!

Yep - completely understand that one... <lmao> I can't believe how nice LC 5.56 brass is to load, and how much it SUCKS to load Fed .223 or 5.56. That $hit is aggravating to process for the first reload... :rant2:

Very, very nice - that right side of the BCG is quite interesting.

yep, we're all over this place - welcome aboard. <thumbsup>

Nope, I took a bet, and won it. Just took me awhile to find the thread... <lmao>

I'm not a Major - I work for a living... <thumbsup> Occifers suck. :binkybaby:

Obviously, it's eluding you, right now... <lmao>

Pics are damn near mandatory on this one. What was it stock, what did you take off, what did you put on, what doesn't fit now? Throw us a bone here, and help us out. Pics. Pics. Pics. Or GRAPHIC explanation. Your call. Manufacturer of said barrel - is it really DPMS, or is it someone else, but "DPMS Patterned?" You need more details, or this is helpless. I'm just sayin'...

BAM!!! THAT $HIT JUST HAPPENED!!! :banana: #2 Complete. Hand Drill and all. I choose DeWalt, and some BADASS drill bits... :)) Too bad the Ghost Gun is outta my life, and the bitch is gone now - but I'm WAY for the better, after her free-loading a$s. WAY better for it!!! <hump> At any rate, it's a two-fer now. We could call it a BOFUS. Send any two of your guys over to drill some Geissele Super Gas Blocks with a hand drill, and "it'll take BOFUS to do what Tom can do!!!..." :fawkdance: Yeah, I nailed that $hit. <laughs> Proving the impossible, possible...

Most women can't take 4 inches... IN DIAMETER!... <lmao>

You don't need to drill up if you do 4-40. The standard milling is fine for it, and you just run the tap in it. Works fine. No hazard. 6-32, don't even try to run the tap in the standard milling - you'll be trying to figure out how the fuk you're gonna save your lower, once you break the 6-32 tap off in there. Drill with the #35 or #36 first, a little more than the depth of your 6-32 set screw. <thumbsup> 6-32 is far superior. Fuk 4-40.

No - that $hit happened. Watch this one - there's even some Matt Hoffman in there at the end, showing what happens after years of head injuries... <dontknow> <laughs>

Start a thread with this question, instead of clogging up your intro thread. More people read the tech questions, than the intros.

Not all federal equals Lake City, though. That's kinda backwards, the way you stated it. Lake City is Federal, with Federal being the parent company. Federal doesn't means it's Lake City...

Yoda, lost lower in the mail. I commend the carrier, for not being able to maintain control of it. I sent you a PM. <thumbsup>