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98Z5V

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  • Birthday 03/01/1968

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  1. Ballistic Advantage just dropped a 16" RIFLE gas 22 ARC barrel, SPR profile, 0.750" gas block journal. Gas port measures 0.096". This thing is gonna rock... It's already a complete upper.
  2. I would HIGHLY SUGGEST crimping any ammo that you have that goes through an AR Gas Gun, no matter what anyone else "states as fact" anywhere. Loaded up a 100 round drum of 5.56 to run in a bump-stock gun, and it jammed up pretty good - ALL the next rounds that were coming up that feed are were setback in the brass. The owner of the gun didn't crimp them. I'm glad the gun jammed. Those setbacks could have been really, really bad, really, really fast... Crimp your loads if they're going through an AR Gas Gun. NF1E - your practices will catch up with you sometime, and I hope it works out well, and healthy, with no long-term damage.
  3. I did that on purpose...
  4. Those two platforms work well together. Well, depending on that term "salvage..."
  5. Please explain what that does for the situation that he described. Thanks in advance.
  6. They cut the shiit out of an AR-10 type lower, to make a DPMS type upper fit. That's just pure ignorance. My $0.02.
  7. Separate them off to the side, for the crimping process, and reset your crimp die just for them - get the right crimp on them. They'll stretch, with firing. They'll end up the same size/length as the rest, pretty quick. Couple of firings. Just don't run them with the rest of the brass, through the crimper, or they'll have a very light (if at all) crimp on them. Not good, light crimps on a semi-auto. My $0.02.
  8. I finally saw this one, you MFer... I'm glad I didn't see it before last week...
  9. The gun details, and everything about it -just like we have to "interrogate" everyone all the time, about their certain situation... You know the drill by now. You ain't new. Get rid of the crush washer, first, and buy some AccuWashers and remount the suppressor host. The crush washer has it on their sideways, because it didn't crush straight. That will solve 90% of this problem. https://precisionarmament.com/accu-washer-muzzle-device-alignment-system/
  10. @Armed Eye Doc, this is such a badass pic, brother. Wow...
  11. You can have as many as you want - just keep coming back, and taking them away...
  12. 98Z5V

    .308 vs. 7.62

    NECROpost, BAD! 12 years later. But good information, wrapped up into one short video. The topic is .223 Rem vs. 5.56 NATO. The guy nails it, and we've preached it for years. 5.56 NATO is hotter than .223 Rem. Keep in mind, like stated earlier. The big ones are the opposite. Like stated earlier. Check it.
  13. It's Tulsi Gabbard... Check it out...
  14. Gawd Dayum, I love this stuff! Awesome work, brother!
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