mikegideon

  Oh, they're not gonna give up. They will get tired of having stuff die before it hits the floor. The beauty of the senate... South Dakota has as many votes as Commiefornia.

  No shit

  Fabulous idea! :up:

  Kinda like Liberal Retard. It works, but missing some zing :)

If the pin is off, the feed ramps will be misaligned as well.

  My pin in the upper receiver was tight. The extension and/or the gas port is just canted a little. I'll use what little slop is available to fix mine. My feed ramps (M4) appear to be aligned pretty well

Sometimes it's the best fit. I understand how you may be more sensitive than most :).   "What a douchebag (nothin' to do with Mikey, tho)" :rofl:

If Brum Hilda's bill gets voted down in the Senate, things should come back to normal pretty quickly. The problem is on the consumer end. Once people quit feaking out, the demand should drop.

  FTFY

I have the same situation on my Blackout rifle. It's a Daniel Defense block under a Daniel Defense Lite Rail. The barrel is an AR Stoner (Shaw?). The barrel has an indentation opposite the gas port, and I aligned the block to that under a magnifier. No way it's THAT misaligned, since the rifle cycles all my loads with a carbine gas system and an M16 BCG. It's also driving the stiff hammer springs that come with a Geissele trigger.   I will take the rifle down and make use of the slop in the gas block hole just to increase the gap between the block and the rail. With that said, I believe the root of the problem is the Stoner barrel,

  I can hold a sandwich with my weak hand, while browsing TGO with my strong hand. When I'm eating a steak, or something else that requires two hands, I just park it on a Lester Weavils or Leroy post and eat real fast :). I can polish off half a steak with some of Lester's posts without ever touching the mouse :)

  Y'all are tough customers. Those new products were in development way before things got stupid. New product development budgets are usually based on a launch date. The public went crazy, which is pretty much out of their control. If they ramp their production up to max capacity, that's all I can ask of them.

I'm pretty ghetto too, but it's workin' just fine

Mr. Beam, chasing with heineken

You can't leave until you get your AR built, even for lunch. You KNOW how that goes :)

I'm thinking they're all running at max capacity. They can't justify building new facilities during a panic bump that could end any time. Ammo stores need to put limits on purchases, and people should quit going nuts.

  Redheads will work. You need the right sized masonry bit. A hammer drill really helps.

  Subfloors are almost always laminated. That gets distributed. Think about it... would a 400lb person punch thru a floor?

I don't care about 10 bucks, and neither does the NRA. Somebody is manning those phones, so the NRA doesn't have to cover that.

The holes in the safe probably won't line up with the joists. If they do, lag bolts will work. If they don't, you need allthread long enough to go to a 2x6 or piece of unistrut that spans the bottom of a couple of floor joists. Learned it from a safe guy

I've had a 12 pack. Just threw up on my socks. :)

Link doesn't work for me

  I'm not too worried. I'm a member of Gallating Gun Club, and they're offering a $300 deal too.

We can only hope that he kept walking. Good followup by the mayor.

  Pretty bad if it doesn't even pass the commie sniff test. :)