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That's no small tree, brother! How damn big is that tree?

Never said anything about blueprints for the KAC M110 - read closely. You missed that. If you don't think KAC has patents for their proprietary operations, then you're incorrect. I think you need to research a little more, and post a little less, in manners that you only provide speculation on. Which is often.

Be consistent with your loading practices, and you'll have some great results. 1. Make sure all your brass is the same length after you resize. 2. Measure every powder charge and make sure they're the same. 3. Seat your bullets to the exact same depth. 4. Crimp the same each time (if they're the same length after resizing, then the crimps should be equal, if you're doing them in the press).

You need to step down of your highhorse a little bit, man. Don't bring a bull$hit attitude. I can guarantee you this - Mega isn't having any barrels "made with supervision" in China or the PI. Maybe you should call Mega and talk to them, if it's got you so bothered. Once you have your information, come back in here and post up all your newly-gained useful information that you seek so bad.

I don't think blue read the link... <dontknow> :banana:

Let us know - we'll set up a range-fest. 107 miles, brother - easy trip. That's from Willcox to Marana, where this range is.

168 grain bullets will do you fine. No need to go to 175s if it's at 100 yards. You can probably get by with lighter (than 168) projectiles at that range. If it was me, I just pick up a box of Hornady 150gr FMJBT bullets and try them out, then get a box of the Hornady 168gr BTHP bullets and see how it goes, compared to those. You won't see a difference in the 168s and 175s at 100 yards.

What barrel twist? What caliber?

We need to get your dad dialed up for that one, brother - with the 338LM and the .50. <thumbsup>

Holy SHEIT! I had to find out more about the minivan! 1,029Hp!!! http://www.streetfire.net/video/top-gear-america-05x06-20140708_part-1_2461991.htm

Well, with that Huber trigger coming in around $400, I'm glad I did the Timney. Also, with the near-immediate support I received from Timney, after a 3-minute phonecall, I'm glad I went with Timney. <thumbsup>

I'm in for shooting some distance. Need to stretch a couple rifles out a little, and see if there are a few that will stretch out. <thumbsup>

This is exactly what Appleseed is for. Training, training, training. At the Grassroots level, all across America. Everybody should find one near(est) them: https://www.appleseedinfo.org/

Some FAST minivans in Cali, bro! <lmao>

BWAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAHHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAA!!!!! <laughs> <lmao>

Who are we hiding in the well?... <dontknow> :bat:

Talking about cheap labor from cheap countries, man. Don't get riled up about it. Seems like you're looking for a way to discredit Mega. Maybe you should learn more about Mega.

Guy drops dead in front of his family - bullet wound to the head. That's senseless, and never should have happened... Hope the police can trace this back to the original idiot. http://www.kristv.com/news/man-killed-by-stray-bullet-during-new-year-s-celebration/ Man Killed By Stray Bullet During New Year's Celebration HOUSTON - A Houston man was killed by a stray bullet during a new year's celebration. The man and his wife were watching fireworks with a crowd of people in the front yard, when he suddenly fell to the ground. Detectives said a stray bullet struck him in his head. Witnesses are saying that they didn't see anyone shooting a gun, and a lot of people didn't even realize what was happening until they saw the man lying on the ground. They called 911 right away, but he died right there in the front yard. Police are on the scene right now, trying to figure out the source of that stray bullet.

Mega doesn't outsource to overseas countries. They're as American as it gets, with all their stuff. Just for the record. <thumbsup>

Can't wait to try out those Lancers. <thumbsup>

There are a few gunsmiths that offer the service - ship your upper, and they'll mount the URX for you.

Okay, now we're curious. What did you delete?... <lmao>

I remember getting a stack of new mags before a deployment, still in sealed individual plastic bags. They were all Brownells mags. <thumbsup>

Awesome stuff - That's good work, brother. <thumbsup>

I run Armalite buffer springs, except for one rifle.