Shane45

I have not found this answer either but I figure something triggered Dick's to start requirong it for centerfire ammo.

You guys should change the venue to tossers multi gun match. Then we can really see who rules the roost! N, C, or S

A thought on the 30 round count for rifle. A lot of people have 10 round mags. 1 mag in the rifles and 2 on person is 30 meaning they cant have a miss! Also, what is the stage count? Is it 1 stage wash rinse repeat or different stages?

Worthless! Tactical training is only good against similer opponents. You need crowbar training and Xbox 360 training or your sunk!

South dont have any hot women? Sigh... OK we will bring the hot women too! You guys better have good food then!

I came up with my own. And I'll tell ya it was barely short of a full on science project. It would be really really hard to explain if you dont have an idea of what the inner workings of that stock system are. Think cam shafts in a car engine and your on the right track

BTW got to put a few rounds through it today. It is a nice rifle. I dont know about all the claims of no recoil. It really didnt feel any different to me than any other 5.56. Maybe Im just recoil insensitive. Anyhow I will tell you one thing. I really cant put my finger on the why or how but the rifle just feels reliable. Maybe its the smoothness or lack of any hesitation or something but it just feels like she could just go and go and go. The rifle kind of reminds me of a high end mountain bike. It has that same light, rigid, strong feel about it. Shouldering the rifle s a bit of a different feel if your used to AR's. Its going to take a bit of getting used to. The ambi safety on my MWS and SCAR have me looking for it on the Colt. Im going to have to get an ambi safety for the Colt for sure. For some reason I like going hot with my thumb but going safe with my trigger finger. The safety and mag release are in the same vicinity but are a little bit farther of a reach in bothe cases. The real tell will be how she holds up in the multi gun match. I suspect that this rifle has more to offer than meets the eye. I think where she trully shines is an envelope most shooters never go. Specifically Im speaking of harsh envirenments and high round counts without cleaning/lube etc etc. But sometimes its nice to know your Hayabusa will do 191mph even if you never do

Unfortunately there isnt much I can do for you. Your biggest challange is either locating someone out of state willing to do the work before they send it here or one here willing to recieve it and do the work. I am not an FFL and therefore of little help

All the tacticians are on Central. North is a lost cause I fear. Maybe south and central should have an allaiance. We will trade tactical planning for hot women (non zombie women only please).

I sighted in the M2/3 mount on the SCAR today for next weekends match. The QD clamp section of the mount is exactly the same as the T1 Micro. I had very limited ammo but I managed to pull the mount and put it back on a number of times. There was virtually no change in POI. I will do this again with better conditions and more ammo. Now I know these mounts were already tested for all of this but its always nice to see it for yourself! Shane

Id be fine with it if we never used shotgun! How many people are in?

One other turn off was the reportedly siginifcant difference between the MIL ACR and the peasent ACR

Any insight to the COF? Round count per stage? Projected attendance?

I believe a FLGR does have some benefits. I think that by controlling the spring it smoothes out the recoil cycle a little bit. It also can aid in keeping the weapon in battery in a contact situation such as a weapon retention scuffle. Some put this in the negaitive column though because it also hinders charging your weapon single handedly. All my 1911's have them.

Well without a diatribe, when it came to 308 I chose the LMT MWS, and so did the Brits . In short I went this way because if Im going to swing a 308, I want it to be able to pull double duty as a DMR rifle. The LMT wins in this catagory in my opinion. Now on the 5.56 front, I chose the SCAR. I simply have greater confidence in FN's experience and engineering. Here is the MWS and the SCAR outfitted with our Aimpooint M2/M3 mount and also fitted with an Eotech and Surefire.

I have a vague memory of someone using a little teflon tape. I woud NOT use red death on there!!!

The mounts are made and will be off to anodising this coming week!

One thing to consider is that the remy trigger is probably the most f'ed with trigger out there. Lots of kitchen table gunsmiths!!! With that being said, I dont really use the safety on bolt rifles...only in the rare instance of transitioning from one position to another with a hot weapon.

BRN169, something you and I need to remember, we are the minority and thankfully we have people around like Frank to be the voice of reason and bridge those gaps. My dollar bet is that you are like me, not interested in feelings, ego's, or sensitivity, we just want results. We run in a pack of alpha males that are like minded. Well guess what, we look like knuckle draggers to most everyone else. And although our methods may make us successfull or able to withstand the invirnments we work in, Frank has a legitimate point when it comes to addressing the public. Shane

If your after a bullpup then buy something designed as a bullpup. PS90, FS2000, RFB, MSAR, SRS. Maybe some day the Tavor will make its way here...

I dont grasp the concept of trying to beat a square peg into a round hole....

LOL! I didnt know I had a brother on this forum!

I implore all to attend. I believe it is imperative to show our support for those in politics willing to take on a politically unpopular fight. If they see the silent majority starting to show its self, maybe other politiciens will start to get the message!

And there used to be more gear on the gear

The biggest thing I noticed was the muzzle blast defusion. Dont know about spectators yet, I was alone.