mikegideon

  Not a total derail. Warning points and the ban hammer are directly related.

  Nope. I tumble my brass for hours and hours. Nothing sticks, maybe because I use Flitz when I tumble.

  I have been using BCM handguards. They sell Arisaka

  Not sure about that. But, I just built up 3 keymod guns, and have turned over a few rocks looking for new hardware.

  They make good looking stuff

RCBS lube here.

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wW-4LU79qbU

  Motorcycle gunfighting is only for advanced riders. That's what I like about the minigun approach. If you can see it, it's done been shot.

  I thought I would never find a good one. I reckon I was wrong.

Congrats, Mav! Same thing happened to me this weekend. 

You're not fooling me. I see the teeth marks in the handle.

  ... said the guy with a shooting range in his back yard :)

  In his teeth. Willis is a badass :)

  Just quote. Not multiquote

  I did the SAME thing. I'm gonna change it one of these days.

California Gimmecrats lose another one. No problem. Just make the minimum wage $20/hr.

You hold the gun on him, and I'll chop off his big toe :)

You need to mount that sumbitch in the back of your truck. And get some beer, lots of beer! :)   Seriously, what a great piece!

  I had a friend that used one shot, and he was the king of the stuck 223 cases. The center pins for Lee sizing dies are cheap. I use an RCBS lube pad FWIW

Use one of those socks that comes out of the dryer by itself. 

  You can always wad up a sock. :) 

The difference scope adjustment is really insignificant. With a 308 load, 100 yard zero, the difference in zero between a scope mounted 2 1/2" and 1" above the bore is only 1 1/2 MOA. There can easily be more slop than that in the way the rings are cut. In the example below, the 1" over bore zero was 3.509 MOA (up) and the 2.5" was 4.942 moa. Now, the gun with the scope mounted 2 1/2" over the bore will shoot 2 1/2" low at the muzzle, so there will be a greater difference in point of aim/point of impact all the way to the zero distance. That's the real reason to mount a scope low. Since I mess mostly with AR's these days, I'm really stuck with 2 1/5" over, cause there's no drop in an AR stock. If you are shooting up close, you just gotta hold high.

HIDE YOUR GUN

  We got a terminology problem. I meant rings. And if they are wrapped around a scope, you are seeing thru them. Get it? :)