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Post your question in this section; http://forum.308ar.com/forum/84-class-iii/

Research what they load each load with, and find the one with the best BC. Go with something from Black Hills Ammunition, though. Nobody loads it better, for factory ammo. <thumbsup> If they have a mag-length load with the Hornady 195gr BTHP, run THAT one. :hethan: http://www.hornady.com/store/30-CAL-.308-195-gr-BTHP/ The BC is .550. Hornady manual, 9th Edition, lists COL at 2.800" for it. :banana:

As soon as she reads this, her LEFT thumb will look like that right one... <lmao>

We'll start doing that here - I'll paint the thing P USSY PINK if you want me to... <lmao>

You ARE the Hot Fudge Sunday, brother... :banana:

Black Hills .308 Winchester Match, 175gr Match Hollowpoint. New Ammunition. Not reloaded.

Hey, Lazarus, didn't you sell one of your R25 rifles to some SWAT SNIPER, and turn another one into spare parts? Or am I missing something. You don't still have 3 of them...

And, we have that. On top of everything else, we have that.

What rifle are you using, Spaniky, and what's the barrel twist rate?

You're absolutely right, ss - that won't hit mainstream media news outlets. Thanks for posting that. <thumbsup>

Adam, did you by chance install a disconnector spring in the bolt catch plunger? The two are identical, with the exception that the disconnector spring has it's last coil flared larger. A disconnector spring in the bolt catch plunger can jam up, because of that last coil. Easy way to find out is check your disconnector spring in the trigger group - if it doesn't have a larger coil on the end, then you know where that spring is... <lmao> I'll bet Lazerus already knew that, too...

Interesting point of view - but innacurate. Very disappointing, coming from someone that's supposed to be such an expert, and professional... Wow.

DPMS doesn't make the AR10. Only Armalite makes the AR10. As a PROFESSIONAL gunsmiter, I thought you'd already be aware of that.

Worth a call: http://www.guns-accessories.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=153_157_166&product_id=1787 It almost be worth it to buy another rifle, and strip it down. I've seen several for sale. We'll see what our Canadian SuperHero has to offer...

Need some PROFESSIONAL gunsmiter advice in this thread right here, Superhero. See if you can help our buddy out. It's not an Original Armalite AR10, but you ARE a PROFESSIONAL gunsmiter, and other people paid you $$ to work on their guns. with license and everything. And you did it for over a decade. And, you're glad to offer free advice... Hit this thread and help him out. Live up to your word. <thumbsup>

I'll send him a link to this thread - don't hold your breath, Chase, I'm just sayin'...

That's why I don't let the fatties ride... :rant2:

Bro, you got Head-Spaced... <laughs> :bat:

THIS is what he needs to worry about... <lmao>

Good advice, and very, very easy to do. Dremel's own "Chainsaw Sharpening Bit" is the bit to use. Straight stone, very small in diameter. Easy to use to blend the lower to those wide feedramps, in this/your case. You'll be removing softer aluminum, and won't damage the harder barrel extension. Polish afterwards, easy job completed. Yes, I saw that you came up the the ejector cure - blend the lower and feedramps anyway... <thumbsup>

We all need more time on these triggers to see how they do - long term testing is the real answer. I'll take mine out every range session, and do more shooting with it. I'm pleased with it, that's for sure.

It seems that's already selling well... <dontknow>

Apparently, you live there, and you have no fucking clue, either... <lmao> If you couldn't contribute to the man's dilemna, then why'd you open your mouth in the first place?... <dontknow> Because you had to talk about yourself - that's why. It's pathetic, really... :binkybaby: <laughs>

They won't ignore you - they'll self-load, and MAKE you play them!... :eek: <laughs> I'd put a slug in that thing right now, before it gets you... :hunter:

No reason to put you on an ignore list - it's just the same junk everytime... <lmao> Steel vs. Brass article - that might be "new news" to you. Enjoy your read. <thumbsup>