dave545

lol no worries here as sad as this sounds i was sponsored for halo 2 back in the day lol.

XB3 tag is i crazykilla18 halo 4

im about 10 min from seabright i live in west long branch and it was pretty serious over here

more than that http://www.ehow.com/list_7566811_household-appliances-5500watt-generator-run.html

LOL ya dont know where they got that one... wait nvr mind they were like that looks awesome lets use it

bad tactics bother me as well. in season 2 when they left the FEMA building and t hey walked past all of the military weaponry without even trying to scavenge anything

way wrong topic lol

dont think too hard into it lol just sit back and enjoy the killing lol

i have a lwrc m6a2 spr with a acog on it and love it... that being said it is a heavier rifle but on the upside no gasses in the action and it doesnt require as tedious of care as a normal AR. since it is a heavier AR i wouldnt recommend the one i have for CQC maybe for around 100- 400 yards thats what it will be good for

ya ur right shit does happen lol and by shit i mean ur going to get a machete to the skull

first off i tumble all the bullets after i load them and second it is way off to say that a bullet head or a rim would strike the primer hard enough to make it detonate, think of all the crushed primers that happen when they dont seat into the bullet correctly and those dont detonate. Tumbling is not a rough process,the round is not being slammed around just gently vibrated allowing the media to roll over the surface to clean ti, that is all. IMHO you are 100% fine tumbling loaded ammo never heard of an instance and i bet a google search wont yield a result either.

11-87 can be bought new for like 650 i think they are on sale at dicks, the standard model is 599 right now i think. I have one and love the thing, would never sell it.

oh ya

showing season 1 right now

i have the glock 17 and love it. i did a trigger job and replaced some parts, now smooth 3.8 lb trigger with no over travel

lol if we could get a group price id probably be in for 1k

if its a cross breed or a young wolf then you might be facing legal issues shooting it maybe?

sight backwards?

now just polish the internals and itll be even nicer

really great gun and ya it eats all the ammo ive ran through it even slower velocity stuff like cci competition ammo that runs at about 1000fps. But do not use remingotn golden ammo that stuff is dirtier than a pig in you know what

LOL maybe round nose bullet it would pass right on through without the explosion

i have a 17 and did some trigger work on it and it breaks at around 3.75 lbs so smooth and beautiful. also accurate as all hell and its very durable, kinda like farberware but better!! thats a good excuse when the female asks y u need one

negative on the orange backplate i have yet to hear of that issue on the gen 3's after i bring it to the range i will do a full report back but after many dry fires there were 0 issues.

heres a video of what i did and he explains it more

the new gen 4 glocks on the trigger bar have a bump, this bump rides against the right interior wall of the pistol and tries to keep the bar centered the whole way back which is not necessary because this was never an issue with the gen 3's that did not have the bump.. this in turn results in a lot of extra unnecessary friction and friction in turn requires more weight to move the trigger. this mod has you simply remove the bump. this in turn pretty much makes it a gen 3 bar, in turn you could also buy a gen 3 trigger bar without the bump if you do not wish to do the mod yourself. the bump of which i speak looks like this this modification is simple. All that you need to do is remove the bump which is simple and relatively quick. what you will need. 1 - dremel with polishing attachments 2 - metal polish 3 - flat metal file after you dissasemble the pistol start filing carefully so you do not over file and or file other parts of the bar which you do not wish to file. I filed the whole bump down until the whole face of where the bump used to reside was smooth, and the whole face had file marks on it. then you have to take the dremel wih the wire attachment and smooth it out some( this takes only 1 or 2 minutes). then you take the metal polish with the polishing/buffer cloth wheel and go to town for a few minutes. The ending result looks like this the face is perfectly smooth and the triggers weight has noticeably decreased id say about a whole pound to around 4lbs and made the trigger pull much smoother. This a must for anyone with a gen 4 pistol. feel free to ask any questions