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It gets on before that, too - we decided we'd had enough of the British invasion, and we started handing them their own ass on April 19th, 1775. The Battles of Lexington and Concord. <thumbsup>

ON YOUR KNEES, CROSS YOUR ANKLES, LACE YOUR FINGER TOGETHER AND GET THEM ON THE BACK OF YOUR FUCKING HEAD RIGHT NOW!!!

"BOOM! BOOM!........ FREEZE, MOTHERFUCKER!!!" <thumbsup>

Zoltan Bathory - 5 Finger Death Punch. Here's his rifle. Link to story: http://www.fivefingerdeathpunchnews.com/2014/09/photos-zoltan-bathory-on-next-issue-of.html Get with the times, brother... <lmao> OP, by the way, it's STEEL-cased ammo. Not "still ammo." You probably can't "re-sale" it, but you might be able to re-sell it. I'm not a grammar nazi, but reading posts like yours just makes me want to skip everything you're saying, completely. When that happens, you might miss out on information from people that will help you out - but we're not going to struggle through garbage to try to figure out what you intend to say. It's your choice. Use that info however you need to...

DAAAAAAMN!!! That kid needs some PT!!! :eek:

I like that. <thumbsup> That's the "3 S's" - Shoot, Shovel, Shutup.

They've never put out a bad product. You can't fail by going with anything they make.

I've used alot of YHM stuff - it's very much "top quality" product. By far. <thumbsup>

I'm seeing a pattern here...

It's DPMS pattern. Looks very much like a ripoff of a Seekins lower. Very much.

LOST THAT NAIL!!! I called that $hit early on. Knew it. :banana: I swear I thought about that thing yesterday - I wanted to get in here and ask you about how it was doing, because I knew it had to be close, at this point. <dontknow> :yup:

The Amazing Racist is a bad motherfucker. He's had his a$s beat more than once... <lmao>

I know they changed some part numbers, so maybe people are searching, seeing an old part number on some website, and some vendor is saying "Discontinued." Because it's the old part number. The M-308 is alive and well. Hit Nikon's website, guys. There are two versions of the M-308 on there, right now, on their own website. Clicky for proof: http://www.nikonsportoptics.com/en/Nikon-Products/Scopes/AR-MSR/index.page

That's what I was afraid of, and why I didn't send mine back in. Took me a day to pick the trigger, pick it up from Timney, and install it. I didn't know how long the factory would take, but I knew it was going to take them longer than I wanted.

No - I'll bet they can look like damn zombie deer, I don't doubt that one bit! I was just digging for pics. One that was close was the thing looked like skin and bones, was drooling like mad... I was looking for more. <thumbsup>

We heard that not long ago, too, but I thought this was proven wrong. I'm pretty sure Nikon is still making the M-308 scopes.

Been trying to find a pic of a deer with CWD, that looks something like a zombie. Can't find anything...

That's not even what a lead sled is for... Definitely helps you sight in for hunting - it sets the zero of the rifle, of it's own merits, and optic (if used), and it does it well. The rest is up to the hunter. You won't achieve a better zero by hand, than you will with the rifle in a rest. You have to do the rest, after that...

^^^ Which makes it perfect for the titled task at hand. <thumbsup>

Just want you to know that you're keeping me up for this. I would have been asleep hours ago, but you're killing me here, Mike... <lmao>

In a series of tall tales and strange stories, what you've stated is right up there with the champions. Seems far-fetched, at very best. Might be true - who knows? Not "judging you rashley," just calling it as bull$hit - nothing more. The real head-shaking, though, is coming from your own lyrics to a song, of shooting a cop. "Disturbing" isn't even a word I'd use for that. Something just ain't right... How's that for an honest observation, from a peer?

I use the RCBS handloading tool, and you can put the rod in there upside down - and it will do what you're seeing there. Unfamiliar with what you're using, but that's worth checking out. One side is tapered, one side is flat - you want the flat side seating your primers.

What primer tool are you using?

I have a bad habit of finishing your thoughts... <lmao>

Nothing can beat a lead sled for the testing of the mechanical accuracy of a rifle. Nothing. It's extremely helpful when you're trying to determine the differences between loads - because it removes the "human factor." Shoot your group through a lead sled. When you can shoot that same group without the lead sled, you've perfected yourself. <thumbsup>