Mike

That place is nothing more than it seems. I['d like o see him come to Radnor yard and freak out over the "ominous looking guard towers".

I wouldn't fill out anything. Don't ask, don't tell.

My everyday watch. It's in a sorry state. This one has taken hits, drops, bangs, weld splatter, and more. For special occasions. And my Marssa pocket watch. Made in the USSR.

This was the mirror post on another forum in regards to my Snake thread. Major drama ensues. Another snake.... - M4Carbine.net Forums

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Entertaining. I enjoyed watching it.

I may have been mistaken in the identity, but this one was very aggressive. It was coiled up and reared back as soon as I saw it and anything that came near it, it struck at. I took no chances.

Is there a 1911 pistolsmith around Nashville that does frame up custom builds? I'm looking to do a .38 super sometime in the next few months. -Mike

Lol, Nutcase and TDR. It would almost be enough for a trim piece. It resides in the ditch now. Headless.

Got in from work this morning to find this guy waiting for me in my basement. 18-20" copperhead.

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I carry a Para P14 that is a bit bigger than a full size 1911. Comp-tac MTAC and kydex reinforced belt. The belt is more important than the holster. It keeps it from sagging and pulling. Once you have won that battle the weight is a non issue. -Mike

I didn't go super soft. I broke and oiled it a bit. I hung mine on the wall so I wasn't too concerned about it being supple. If iwas going to do a rug I would spent considerable time breaking it and oiling it.

None. I've got my block torqued to 100 in/lbs, and it's seen no creep at all.

Well, I've put about 250 rounds through it so far. Zero malfunctions so far. Absolutely awesome. I love it. Very smooth, light, and easy to control. I'd like to get a Micro on it soon and run it through a training course. I don't think it would have any issues at all. Loving this Adams kit. Cleanup is a breeze. -Mike

It was good to meet you today.

EBR SBR TI lower receiver YHM upper receiver with diamond fluted 10.5" barrel Adams Arms Piston kit Daniel Defense 7.0 lite rail Troy rear sight SOE 2pt sling To come Troy front sight Aimpoint micro Magpul MOE stock AAC M4-2000 Suppressor

They seem to be pretty reliable. I'd like to pick up one of thief BCGs with the integrated strike hump and machined skis on the rear. I can't find one right now though.

used to wear a buck fixed blade at another company. I was always having to cut stuff open and having a handy knife was nice.

Dude. Don't say the Zed word....

EBR SBR TI lower receiver YHM upper receiver with diamond fluted 10.5" barrel Adams Arms Piston kit Daniel Defense 7.0 lite rail Troy rear sight SOE 2pt sling To come Troy front sight Aimpoint micro Magpul MOE stock AAC M4-2000 Suppressor

The use of a bore guide and cleaning from the breech will keep any grit that your rod may have picked up from rubbing itself on the rifling of the bore, possibly affecting accuracy. this is much more prevalent with the brass and aluminum sectioned cleaning rods. AKA, the cheap POS ones. It is less prevalent in the one piece carbon fiber, and coated metal rods. A one peice rod and a good bore guide will keep the rod from flexing onto the rifling. -Mike

Looking for a bit of 855 myself.

I'd look at brenneke slugs too. My personal favorite.

I resubmitted this one on feb 1. Approved on April 16.