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Congrats on the new 22, we have just 2. Dirty barrel, it was stored on a rack or in a box, thay is why you clean or at least inspect a new firearm. Now get out there and sight it in, irons first, then the scope. [size=6]AND A PIC!!![/size]

Here we go.

Nice report, thanks. I went one time, VERY busy, it was gona take more than a hour to get in. We did not stay.

Welcome, I have family there, Greensboro and Charlotte, area, my Dad is from there.

From what I have heard to teen will be fine. I am a member at the range in Gallatin, we are all ROSs, first member on site is the RSO. Good bunch from what I have seen so far, ya get some DAs in every crowd.

As I shoot "Correct Handed" the shells would be hitting me in head, dont need that to much more.

[quote name='Caster' timestamp='1353800431' post='850180'] Richard Louis Proenneke is my idol. He did it and made it look easy. It certainly wasn't. I know the difficulty for him was great but I bet his stress levels were not even measurable ey were so low. I bet he tossed and turned for 30 seconds or so before he fell asleep at night. In another life, I would live that way. What a life. Fresh fish and berries for breakfast and maybe some caribou for dinner. Spend the morning cutting firewood and the afternoon crafting new parts for the cabin. [/quote] That man was great, I saw the show on PBS, very good show. I could not live like that, would need my OL close, She would not live there.

From what I understand, if the flash hider was put on to make the barrel 16" you will need to take the barrel off the upper to not have a rifle with a short barrel. Getting the pin out and cutting the weld is a whole lot more. Drive the pin out with a GOOD punch, cut the weld VERY carefully, do you work, weld and pin the hider back on, put the barrel back on the upper. JUST DONT MAKE A SBR!

[size=5][b]GOOD JOB YOUNG MAN!!![/b][/size] [size=5][size=3]Looks like a neck shot, cool.[/size][/size]

Come on in, take a seat, do you reload?

Looks like 50 and 200 yrds will be very close. My first pic, look at "DROP (inches)" At 50 yrds it is 0.2 and at 200 yrds it is 0.0

I found them, just up the road in KY bullpupunlimited dot com, My Son is wanting one, but 350 is a bit much right now.

You are taken the shotty apart and shipping it to me for testing, be sure to send LOTS OF AMMO! PM with address inbound.

I use these [IMG]http://i896.photobucket.com/albums/ac165/redintn/308%20bullet%20drop/BulletDrop.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i896.photobucket.com/albums/ac165/redintn/308%20bullet%20drop/20041231025thru29.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i896.photobucket.com/albums/ac165/redintn/308%20bullet%20drop/308drop.gif[/IMG]

Welcome, congrats on the HCP class. New guy buys the first round, make mine a 12ga "00"

My OL has that very rifle, a lot of fun to shoot. Her's is a "Rifleman" model, larg loop with the screw that will pull the trigger when the action closes, we paid to much for it but She is very happy and that is what counts.

Wont work in my Earth Stove, looks good in a fireplace.

Congrats, you might find a few at the gun shows, we found 2 LEO mags at one.

Welcome, come home safe. Sent from the far side of the Moon by laser.

Welcome to the froum, Rule 1, first round on the new guy, make mine a 7mm please.

Great post, thanks, BUT it wont stop the post guestions "What caliber is better?"LOL

http://data.hodgdon.com/cartridge_load.asp David sells "Titegroup" it is what I use for 40 S&W, good powder.

It is to late to worry about what you putting on or have put on the internet. I am sure Big Brother has been watching froums like this for a LONG time.

My Saiga 308 will shoot it, bad groups, now my Son's CETME loves the stuff. He can shoot very good groups with steel case ammo.

Still need to know what caliber you are going to shoot. David is the best place to buy from. Make your own boolits, best you can get. [IMG]http://i896.photobucket.com/albums/ac165/redintn/MiHec%20mold/401mehic-1.jpg[/IMG]