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Great site, glad you would take me.:thumbup:  Shot rifle and pistol competitively in the Marine Corps way back in the 90's, participated in a few civilian tactical matches over the years, and enjoy varminting and range days.  Shot mostly precision bolt action guns up until about 18 months ago when I decided to start collecting parts to build a LR308 for myself - well, actually two.  Figured I'd start with a LR308 in .308 to complement my Remington 700 in .308 and then build another in .243 to go along with my Savage 112 Series J .243.  Both are built using Aero Precision M5E uppers and lowers, Geissele SSA triggers, 12" M-Lok handguards, and Nikon P-308 30mm scopes.  .308 has an 18" barrel and Magpul CTR stock (UBR 2.0 is on backorder) and the .243 sports a 24" X-Caliber barrel and compensator, SLR adjustable gas block, and a Magpul Gen 2 PSR stock.  Hope to pick your collective brains as I get the .243 up and running these next few weekends.       

As you can tell from my username, my other hobbies include trucks and Jeeps - 4 wheeling.  Got a collection of Jeeps, the first one, a '45 Ford GPW military that I dragged home in 1979 at the impressionable age of 13, to a rock crawling '73 CJ5, a built from spare parts CJ8 Scrambler, and a jacked up '00 Grand Cherokee on Ford Superduty axles.  Also have a Dodge Ramcharger up on 1-tons that I bought new in '88 and an '04 Powerstroke Excursion.  My driveway is FULL!   I also play rugby with my Marine Corps Old Boys team when the wife allows me to go off to tournaments, and mountain bike. 

Ty

Northern Virginia

 

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Welcome from Northern Wisconsin and thank you for your service. Playing Rugby I know you are a regular blood donor. Marine Rugby team? Don't want to think about what your opponents look like after a scrum. Look forward to the 243 range report when it all comes together.

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Appreciate the welcomes and hopefully I'll be able to add to the conversation at least as much as I expect to take away in knowledge.  Oh, and my service, the pleasure was truly all mine.  

Semper,

Ty

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