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As long as we can wash it down with MOJO, I'm in.

Oh, I am too arrogant for that then. thanks Ken for pointing that out.

Welcome to the nut house. Looks like you are going to fit right in here. Dude, I keep looking for the pie but no one will give it up. I feel cheated.

Maks, SG1 rocks. You are a bit slow so we understand. you will find as you get older the more of a Sci Fi geek you will become. Bring on the big eyed Grays, we are ready.

Wife doing overtime, so no trigger time for me. Anyone think Duct tape and the dog would make a good babbysitter? Then I may be able to shoot.

I will most likely be at my semi private range.

very nice, welcome to the 40's

go with your gut. I had a bad feeling once and would not sell a gun to someone. I know a few others on here that have had the same feelings.

Thanks, Ken, I do not know how I would have slept tonight not knowing.

A buddy got a Brown Recluse bite. By the time the venom stopped burrowing he could stick his finger in his thigh up to the hand.

We had them all over in San Diego. Hopefully winter kills this one.

UPDATE, rifle shoots great. I do like the MOE stock, it was very comfortable at the bench and standing. Millet DMS is a nice scope too. Glass was clear and I really like the reticle.

Ok, rifle shoots flawlessly brass ammo. Both factory and reloads. Magazines work perfectly. Load mag with Wolf, release bolt, jam, will not feed. Clear jam, insert round manually, close bolt, insert mag, pull trigger, round extracts and ejects fine, next round jams on feeding. Every time. I had this issue once before with WWB 5.56. It was a known bad lot.

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Congratulations Don. Remember boy = new rifle, girl = new shotgun. Give Tony a call.

Not sure what it is called. It was what I was looking for and Midway had the upper for a good price. The thing is beefy. The MOE stock seems comfortable, I will shoot it tomorrow. I had to tighten up the stock though, it had a rattle to it and it irritated the hell out of me. Set screw underneath tightened it right up. Hope it holds. Thanks Jared.

What if, everything is good and it just will not feed form any mag? Or as Winchester did with 5.56 about a 11 years ago, has Wolf had any bad lots? I only ask because at the range, my AR and another Sig 556 would not chamber Wolf ammo. Plenty of lube and a clean chamber. Shot and extracted ok, but would not chamber the next round.

Good choice

Welcome to the forum. I grew up in Colonia.

What is the common problem with the rifle?

Happy Birthday

Thanks, but when I preview the post the picture is normal, when it gets posted it is freaken ginormous. I really hate computers.

Here is a crappy picture till I get better lighting of my original A2 and new project gun.

I love old Mossbergs. What model is it? Steel wool and oil will get rid of a lot of the surface rust if not all of it. May even leave the bluing depending how bad it is. For an older shooter, I have cold blued rifles and they look fine. The bore unless it got wet should be ok. I have bought rifles that sat for decades in a closet and the bores were perfect. I normally order my parts from Gun Parts Corp. let me know if I can be of any help. When looking at the bore, as long as the crown and last 1/3 of the rifling are in good shape it will shoot well. It does not need to be a tack driver to enjoy plinking with your Dad's rifle. Because that is why you are doing it.

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