TripleDigitRide

Wal-Mart in Gallatin had a handful of the 150 round boxes yesterday evening.

Seekins is missing the boat by not making a forward assist to match their magazine release and bolt catch, so I'm on the hunt for something similar. Sadly, my Google-fu isn't turning up what I have in mind. I'd like something with a waffle/diamond pattern, as I think that's about as close as I can probably get to the Seekins design. I've found the over-sized teardrop design with the waffle/diamond patterns, but I'm not sure I'll like something that big. I've also found a cap/cover of sorts that is placed over the original forward assist, being held in place with two set screws. If I can't find what I'm looking for, this is probably the option I'll try first. Just thought someone around here may have seen something closer to what I'm looking for.

I could really use a getaway to someplace like that.

:usa:  Touching.

It destroyed the rear sight, and damaged the front sight pretty good. It must have landed perfectly upside down. Luckily it didn't really damage the finish. I think I may have seen a tiny stop, but barely noticeable.    It was an expensive lesson. I will make sure to have some sort of case next time.

Naw, just the purple Sig Mosquito I had listed. It's not a too terribly expensive gun, so the cost of replacing the sights is a rather large ding to the bottom line. 

Tip of The Day!   As your walking out the door to sell a gun, don't drop in on the concrete and break the sights. It'll cost ya.  :stunned:  :yuck:  :puke:  :rant:  :sadwave:  :shrug:  :sick:  :poop:  :panic:  :cry:  :censored:  :wall:  :eek:  :mad:  :doh:  :dropjaw:  :grouchy:  :(  :angry:    Man, I am bummed. I guess it could have been worse.

I was just in Clarksville. I knew I could smell somethin' cookin'.

I've done more than my fair share of searching for .300 BLK, and I haven't seen prices anywhere near that price.

I did one of those online TBI background checks on someone, and it turned out to be a complete waste of time and money. I know for a fact this person has a history of arrests, and I knew all of this person's personal information. The report came back that no information was found. Like I said, a waste of time and money.

Yes, nice meeting you there. What do you mean by "parts kit"?

I am guilty of taking extra care with all of my firearms, but I'm not afraid to get a little blood on them. If they get banged up, they get banged up. But I do go out of my way to avoid that from happening, if possible. It's an OCD thing. 

As fat as I am, they probably don't make them in my size. I'm sure I could fashion one out of a tarp and a couple truck hoods.

Thank you. Just wanted to make sure.

So it is perfectly legal to a civilian/TN resident to purchase a firearm from a soldier stationed at Ft. Campbell, no matter which side of the border they may be stationed on? 

Before I make a purchase, I want to make sure I'm not breaking any laws.  I have the opportunity to buy a gun from someone stationed at Ft. Campbell, near gate 1. From what I understand, part of the base is in TN, and part is in KY. Should this be of any concern?

Well worth the watch. Thanks.

This die set that Gordon suggested is a 2 die set, and if I am understanding correctly, it crimps. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/261325/rcbs-ar-series-small-base-2-die-set-with-taper-crimp-300-aac-blackout-762x35mm

Why do some 300 BLK die sets come with 2, and some with 3.

I think he's closed his business.

I do appreciate the kind gesture, but I'm not a fan of fruity cake.

Damn! Now I want some cake.

I know it's freezing. I just watched my dog slide down the stairs on the deck. As if him actually sliding down the stairs wasn't funny enough, once he gained a footing at the bottom, he turned around and looked at the stairs, like WTF? 

Congrats! You're ready to rock and roll.

Is it really pronounced moy-zin?