Lumber_Jack

Unfortunately that seems to be the only negative review that this scope gets. Wish it was brighter. I am rethinking the possibility if purchasing one now.

What do you want? Have you called Ron Williams?

[quote name="tnguy" post="1076473" timestamp="1386649118"] Just the way my mind works. I like to avoid "permanent". Especially when I'm just feeling my way. If I were churning out a couple of hundred a day for the military, I might feel different :) I don't handle "supposed to" well, either :D[/quote] Just stake it. The only reason I suggested not doing so earlier was because the discussion was on the indecision of end plate. If you are waiting on a new one to arrive or just wanna try it, then fine. But if your set 'for now' then just stake it. YouTube "removing a staked castle nut". At most it takes a whack with a mallet I wouldn't put loctite on the castle nut, but that's just me, others do it.

Tell me about it. Probably from too many online purchases. Most fraud was from overseas, bastards

My debit card number was stolen and the items I wanted to get are online so my gifts will be delayed a bit longer till my new card comes. Sorry guys.

I wasn't sure how that affected the buffer and gas. Thanks.

Someone explain the low mass BCG to me. What's the purpose

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Do you think that's the best option? I've debated buying a 16" pistol gas from him and then cutting down after SBR paperwork comes back, but would it be more feasible to sell the barrel and buy a new shirt barrel?

I bought mine in October of 2012 so things may not be 100% the same but I am more than pleased with Alpha and their products. I wouldn't sweat the order at all.

Alpha Shooting Sports makes good stuff. I have a 10.5" 300BLK barrel from them. Good prices, shopped quick. I would not hesitate to buy from them.

People need to tell what they got. That's half the fun...and post pictures.

That's probably closer to accurate, but still a good deal for factory ammo

Yeah for sure. The 'quartering towards you' is always a precarious position. Chances of hitting vitals other than lungs are minimal unless you shoot on the neck-side of the front shoulder. If the bullet went through the shoulder bone, it's trajectory is unpredictable after that. It's completely plausible for her to run that far without full lung function...animals are freaks. Now don't get me wrong I'd shoot in that positron too, it's just one of those freak things. Hell, I shoot deer staring dead nuts at me. Not recommended but I've done it. Just aim a little high to avoid guts.

Maybe it was presumed to be 50 rnds instead of 20? 17.99/50 = .36 17.99/20 = .89 Big difference. Hell, if anyone finds 300BLK ammo at .36/round. I'll buy all you can get your hands on...Guaranteed!.

I've used 110gr Hornady with a double lung shot and she ran only about 40-50yds. I have a box of 125 Nosler I'm going to use as well this is interesting. All the talk in 300blackouttalk.com is the Barnes bullets are best. If your shooting supersonic rounds there is nothing wrong with the caliber, maybe just a fluke

What brand and weight. All I've seen is remington 220 gr for $1 per round

Anyone used the Brownells version? It's similar to the Geissele reaction rod. But instead of the rod going in the vise the Armorers wrench goes in the vise. http://youtu.be/n4Y_JrfDcXU

Unbelievable. No defense on either side of the ball. I like high scoring games but this is ridiculous

Understandable. D&T posted a thread saying their in. And for that fact CMT pasted a thread saying all orders were shipped. I picked mine up yesterday in East Tn

Yes, it's there

How much effort are we seeing there? I assume you used a drill

Me too, but don't tell my wife

For those more effeminate members among us.

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