Lumber_Jack

[quote name="TGO David" post="1173562" timestamp="1406677870"]My mind's eye! :ugh:[/quote] You can't poke out your minds eye!

[quote name="Photoguy67" post="1173307" timestamp="1406645880"]I might take you up on that offer. Do you know how short of a barrel the SDN6 is rated for? I am planning on putting it on an 8 inch 300 blackout.[/quote] 300 BLK is fine for most suppressors down to 7" or so. Not much pressure issues with that caliber

If you have a good place to shoot I have a YHM Phantom M2 762 you can shoot. It's close db wise to the Specwar although I think the Specwar is 5db average quieter

Luepold VX-R Patrol. Is a standard mil reticle with an illuminated dot center. It's what I plan to buy when funds allow http://swfa.com/Leupold-125-4x20-VX-R-Patrol-30mm-Riflescope-P49444.aspx

Every marriage required work and effort on both parties. But for her to tell you "you gotta fight for me", is very immature. She's emotionally cheated on you. This can be reconciled but only with cutting off the third party and the "mode of communication" that brought it on to begin with. That's step #1, step #2 is counseling, then you decide further steps. If she doesn't agree to #1, the step #2 is that you leave her behind. Sever all ties, and communication. Walk away and don't look back. It's very hard, I've done it with an old girlfriend , but it is a necessity step to not get lulled back into this bad relationship

[quote name="atlas3025" post="1172730" timestamp="1406509121"]So, it's pretty well a push between a g19 and a vp9...unless you hate the glock grip angle, which I do.[/quote] I'd prefer just to have both

If my wife told me she had been talking to a man in Michigan online and now he's threatening me, the least of my worries would be the dude in Michigan That said, if you have his real name you could at the very least file an order of protection providing you can prove the threat. Otherwise I'd deal with the other 50% of the problem

The YHM was almost $300 cheaper and comes with an included QD mount. The AAC mount is sold desperately for $70 or more. Also the YHM QD system is twist-on, twist-off which allows mounting underneath a rail if desired. The AAC you have to depress a lever to release the teeth. Both offer similar db results. I so think the AAC is a little lighter. The 762 SDN is a great suppressor and no way would you regret the purchase. For me it was a better value for the phantom.

[quote name="Oh Shoot" post="1172570" timestamp="1406480923"]Only TN residents can take possession of handguns directly there though. Also of course, various restriction with long guns and mags for folks of some states. - OS[/quote] I still think their main drive for location was butts through the door.

[quote name="Capbyrd" post="1168706" timestamp="1405431736"]Buy a 30 cal can and use it on all of your rifles. I have a YHM Phantom that I use for 308, 300blk, and 5.56[/quote] Exactly what I did. It works good enough on 556 which is hard to suppress anyhow. I bought the YHM Phantom M2 QD. So my 556 and 300 have QD mounts an the suppressor is a quick change between them.

[quote name="CZ9MM" post="1172053" timestamp="1406330329"]What? It didn't rename him to Voldemort?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk[/quote] That only happens if you use his interweb alias Voldemort See ^^^ I didn't type that, trust me I'm from the gubment ;)

[quote name="macville" post="1171505" timestamp="1406170180"]I see you are Knoxville area, are you talking about JJ Jones?[/quote] Grainger county, not far from knox

So pre-Sandy Hook these 420 rd ammo cans at Walmart were $149. They became unavailable for a long time and then reappeared at over $200. Then they settled in at $199 for a long time. Last month I saw they had dropped to $175. Well stopped by the local Walmart this morning and saw they were down to $164. I'm not sure where they'll settle but at least it's showing demand has dropped below supply to the point that the price has to go down.

Build it, they will come

[quote name="Garufa" post="1171049" timestamp="1406063956"]Double tap.[/quote] I don't think that's allowed in rifle competition

I actually really like the gun. It's unique but not in a bad way. The trigger pull is long buts smooth, it has an external safety that is easily manipulated. I'd say the biggest Con is it's thickness. It's a fatty for sure. I got mine used at a really good price point so I consider it a good value gun for sure.

I would just buy a separate crimp die as music man states. I seat and crimp in separate steps

Pendergrass has resoled my cowboy boots twice. They have done a great job. It was about $80 each time though. It's not gonna be much cheaper than shipping back to Danner http://www.pendergrassshoerepair.com/

This is why our dog door has the security plate that slides in to prevent unwanted entry. But more importantly our alarm has a motion detector. If you get through the door, no way you're not setting it off.

I'd take a round that won't chamber, measure the case mouth with calipers. If it's larger than .470, as Kurt said, run it through your crimp with about 1/8th more turn. Repeat until round chambers. Then your crimp die should be set If you've only got problems with 5 out if 25, you probably aren't too far off

Yep, I'd say you need to turn your crimp down and it'll solve your issue. I had the same problem before. Belled the case to get the bullet in, didn't crimp enough to get the bell out.

Well he's electively gone with no activity since Novemeber last year

If it worked for ticks and chiggers I'd have one permanently sewn to my body

[quote name="Garufa" post="1169839" timestamp="1405722621"]Or [i]did? [/i] ;)[/quote] Pardon, I meant, didn't HE get banned?

Didn't get banned?