Shane45

Pete, thanks for the head up.

Weather scared me off from driving all the way there for IDPA today so I was planning on going to this instead. Anyone know how much ammo is needed?

And to add to Cains good advice, if the S&W price is more than you want to spend, this is not the route for you unless you have a buddy that is willing to take a hit to sell you one of his. That S&W is the most for the least that I have seen. The AR I'm picking up tommorow was $1400 by comparison. And its a stock gun!

My VVN320 is running low :shock:

Get outta here! Now thats funny!

sirsloop, Im going to save you some money! Next time just cycle the action 100 times! Building your own is fairly easy. With that being said, again you need to kinda know whats good and whats not. As an adder most trainers note that the #1 failing AR's in the classes are home brews :shock: AR's and components are in a serious glut right now. If you are somewhat new to AR's I'd recomend just picking up a complete lower, and wait for a good deal on an upper. But with deals like that S&W out there, how much are you really saving??? Some AR's will hold their value better but you will pay more even now(Noveske, LMT, Colt).

Used can be fine. I have bought many used guns for BIG dollar figures. Ive yet to be let down. An advantage to buying used from a board like this is you may actually be able to try it out first. With that being said, its impertant that you know the market and know what you are buying. For example I would buy that S&W M&P AR in the other thread bare all day long over say an Olympic Arms plinker with all kinds of bells and whistles. As with most things, you get what you pay for. What would be helpfull would be to know what your budget is. Shane

Something I should know about Canada?

Tap Tap Tap...........

I was under the impression to build a pistol it had to leave the factory as a pistol reciever. That you cant use a rifle lower for a pistol build.

Man I know the AR market is saturated but DAMN that seems like a great price!

I prefer not to have anything on the bench that can generate static!

Ooooh the stingy one! :occasion-birthdaymulticolor:

Any of the establishments you ventured stock things like primers and powder?

I bought some used stuff from a guy that had one on his mantle about a month ago. Before then I had never seen one.

Range report yet?

So why are those optics sooooo expensive :twisted:

The part I did not see in the animation was the ejector retention pin

FFDP82 I dont think I track your point. The application you link is about as useful as the coaster you reference. At least with a Utah permit I would be able to carry in PA. Since I actually work there and go to some fairly sh!tty places at night with high $$$ stuff I find the permit would be usefull to have.

Sear pin is inserted from the opposite side of view. You see it fill the hole.

If I have time Ill reach out to Corbon today. Want me to see if he has any of hs Match 300w in stock? http://www.dakotaammo.net/Performance-M ... 00/Product

Probably took him as long to do that animation as it would take me to do a ground up actual build! That some serious work! He forgot 1 part though, anyone?

Hmmm prone.... might keep the benchresters away :twisted: If I can come up with ammo by then Ill give it a try. Thanks for the heads up! Not set up for reloading rifle yet.

I was supposed to have this scope back to the shop this week for a project but since it was an Ergo, it couldnt be used for the test. :twisted: . So when a buddy called me last night and said lets hit the range in the early am it was on! I only had 13 rounds of ammo for it. Used a few to zero and shot a group at 200. Then I switched over to a clean target at 300 at let the remaining 4 fly. I LOVE this 260! It printed a sub 2.5 inch group at 300 yds. If I had stopped at 3 it would have been 1.25. Scope and rifle performed very well. Shane

Id argue that the air fesheners (if in excess as implied) in conjunction with the mismatch and behavioral displays of the driver would be enough for PC. Back in the day camera film cases in the right neighborhood qualified because it was a known thing that drugs were distributed in them.