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By the way, Laz, you never did answer my question about how many R25s you say you really had. You were telling us 3. YEARS ago, you stated you had 3, and sold one to some SWAT member... So, which lie isn't a lie? See, that's what always catches people like you. You spread enough bull$hit around for as many years as you have, and you forget the lies you've told. At that point, you can't cover up that $hit... <thumbsup> Oh, also, Laz, I have 10,606,890 warning points. A BUNCH of those were because of you... But, DAMN was it worth it.

I wanted to address these short comments, that are alive in his fantasy land of a cognitive mind. Point #1. I read every post on this sight. I always do, whenever I can catch up. Every one. I don't always respond to every post, because most of the time, there is no need to "needlessly speak." If something was asked, and it has been answered - many times, the same answer and confirmation by several very good, knowledgable people - then I don't even reply in that thread. There's no need to just post, only in order to see my words on the screen. Maybe that's a lesson you should take away from ll this, Laz Old Buddy. Point #2. I didn't even come close to trying to cyber-stalk you, as you so hopefully wished was true. That sure would inflate your ego more, wouldn't it? Alas, it's not as you hoped. All I simply did, when I saw you start posting bull$hit all over this site, was this: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Lazerus2000 ^^^ That right there reveals a GOLDMINE about you. And YOU did all that yourself. Good job. <thumbsup>

i'll help here - it's really easy. Click the link below, and follow the instructions. <thumbsup> http://lmgtfy.com/?q=AIM

They still call it a PX, if it's on an Army Post. If your son bought it on BASE, then that's Air Force, and they call that a BX - Base Exchange. On an Army Post, Post Exchange. PX. He didn't buy it on Base, at the PX, though. That's Apples-N-Hammers. Terminology.

But... are you smarter than a 5th grader better than a Canuck PROFESSIONAL Gunsmiter?... <dontknow> :banana:

I've had about enough, after watching all this Laz BS unfold... <dontknow> :banana:

You are the very first person here with a Wilson Combat .308, my man. Post up some pics. Welcome aboard. <thumbsup>

La Pistola...

1. Bull$hit. You came here to talk about yourself, and provide zero other input. You proved that early on, when you couldn't even answer simple questions, or give simple recommendations - despite all the experience you stated you had. You're a fake and a fraud, but you sure can talk. Also, make no mistake, you and I are not in any kind of relationship... <dontknow> 2. Bull$hit again. I'm sure there's some kinda of website out there that bitches about me - probably a whole congregation of people that whine about getting treated badly, working over their sippy cup, and passing the Vagisil around. Good for them - they've found others like them, and they're "bonding." You're not here to "salvage" me, as you put it. There's nothing that you do in life that I look up to, or admire, from what I've seen of you. There's nothing that you can contribute that would impact my life. I don't have any aggression, fear, temper Tantrums, and inappropriate rage issues, much to your surprise. However, I do call bull$hit when I see it, and I did that to you. Apparently, every other place you've been on the web, you're either ignored until you go away, or you find people that think you're some kind of guru - when nothing could be further from the truth. Hell, you copied and pasted your intro here, and you fucked up the copy/paste! <lmao> You cut it off! You're a joke, Lazerus, and you're just upset that people here aren't falling all over your bull$hit, acting like you really know something that you don't. You're upset that you got called out. I think it's hilarious... <laughs>

Jump in here, LAZ 1 - I see you lurking.

I hope you're not serious, and you're just playing into the tone of the thread, here. Because you're comparing apples and hammers.

^^^ Just got that email today. I think it's more than that - the $899 is just for the upper receiver, I think.

I have one. Give me a few days to get to this. Work sucks, and I don't remember $hit after the next day's work. Shoot me a PM about it, and I'll remember much more quicklier. Real word. "Quicklier." i decided. <thumbsup>

I bought all those parts in a Sunday night, on a whim - after the Sandy Hook shooting on the Friday before. Monday morning, i had all my shipping confirmations. By noon that Monday, $hit was out of stock everywhere. Everything. Everywhere. That's my lucky rifle. Like, I almost never, ever got to build another one, the way this fucked up country was leaning. <thumbsup>

Lemme check - pretty sure I have or had one of these.

Rocksett is the equivalent of blue loc-tite, in holding strength. If you can break blue loc-tite free, you can break Rocksett free. However, Rocksett resists heat up to 1100 degrees. Rocksett is soluable in water. First, if you can't break Rocksett free, then you can't break blue loc-tite free, and you need to man-up. Second, Rocksett isn't gonna fail with heat - you can put blue loc-tite through enough heat during a string of fire to make it fail. That won't make Rocksett fail. Third, if you can't break Rocksett free, stuff your barrel and muzzle device into a boiling pan of water for about a minute, and you can take that muzzle device off by hand. Oh, and Oven Mitt. Forgot the Oven Mitt. Don't burn yourself. <thumbsup>

I simply cannot resist... <lmao> Those are YOUR words, brother... <dontknow> <laughs>

He NEVER misses a damn cheapshot! Holy Fuk! <laughs> P.S. Shib - that cat has round eyes, brother. I'm just sayin'... <lmao>

I'm pretty positive that was what he meant... <lmao> Chase, your foot in the door is answering those phones. I'm just sayin'... <thumbsup>

That's what Shepp's was doing here in the desert. It wouldn't reset on it's own. I still suspect the disconnector spring. It would fire the first round, and not the second. When I checked it out, what I saw was you would pull the trigger, the disconnector wouldn't catch the hammer, and the hammer would move forward to that half-cock position. When you tried to fire the second time, you only dropped the hammer from the half-cocked position, and it didn't have the a$s to fire a primer (nothing would, from tht distance from the firing pin). The range-cure we came up with was this: You fire that rifle, and make damn sure you follow through with that trigger, and hold it to the rear. You MAKE that disconnector hang onto that hammer. It wouldn't reset when you eased up on it, so kick the trigger forward with your finger and manually reset it. Fire again, follow through. Fire again, follow through. You had to repeat that, and it fired everytime. You HAD to follow through, and manually reset it, though. My AR15 Match trigger has NOT had this problem, and it works everytime, like it should. Fark, try the follow through, and see if yours does the same thing shepp's did...

The PROFESSIONAL is what made it awesome... <lmao>

It's a handful - countersteering is mandatory. Might as well remove 1st, 2nd and 3rd from the trans. It's just a smokeshow on the stock tire. Even in 4th, lug it down then get into it - when it builds max boost around 3,800rpm, it breaks free again. Countersteer time once again, with another furious smokeshow. It should be illegal... :)) I'll grab the GoPro for the next one. <thumbsup>

Only if you're Mark Larue. I don't think you are.

I'm pretty excited about it, to tell the truth - if I don't blow up! :banana: I have 100 of them, ready to go, I just need to prep some Hornady Match brass.

Strippers? Who said Strippers... :ugone2far: Starting with a 5.56 rifle will give you the basics for assembly, and that's a good idea. The big ones are just like the little ones, with very few exceptions, as far as assembly goes. Build the small one, follow references, and you can't go wrong. For the big one, do your research on parts compatability, and assemble with the same principles as the little one. Can't mess it up that way. Ask for parts guidance on the fat one. Lots of things don't work well together.