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I didn't get my wife to say, "I do" with my looks...had to be clever and crafty!

16 sodium atoms walk into a bar and shout, "Batman!"

Looking at the way those rail covers are designed, you might be able to use a 5.25" section and just have the leading .5-.75" unsupported. Otherwise, you could try two smaller sections and leave a small gap between them, using the rail cover to bridge them.

I checked all the ones we stock and none of them exceed 5.25" in length. I'm not sure I've seen longer?

The best thing I did with my 590A1 was put an Aimpoint Micro on it and pull the ghost ring off

Any forged lower will match up to either of our billet lowers.

But muh trocars!

I am a fan of kydex when hanging guns and magazines from a belt. For such things, I go to Greg Peters at Peters Custom Holsters. I recently tried using HSGI tacos and they were extremely frustrating and disappointing as I found myself fighting the opening when reinserting a mag with a single hand such as when doing an admin reload.

Rifle or pistol mags?

Not so at a federal level. On the 4473, it's transferred as "Other" not a long gun and subject to the same age requirement as a pistol/handgun. Buttstock is irrelevant.

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Drum up the demand. The reason why we're in the golden age of standard AR components is because everyone and their mother is pumping parts out, competing and clawing for every tenth of a percent in efficiency gains, driving prices down.

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This. I've told three people this so far this week who have asked for x39 AR mags.

Of our dealers/distributors, Ottomanelli's is the only one that routinely stocks windowed mags. Efinger's bought some quite awhile ago. We just sent a quarterly shipment to OSA so they should have plenty.

Wow, over a century in business! Isn't this the second large® store in NJ to close down in the last year or two? Meltzer's closed up recently, didn't they?

You owe me a new cup of coffee.

Re-used my Lian Li mid-tower from 2000-era. I'm air-cooled but the Noctua I'm using performs on par with most entry level water cooling kits. I did the more extreme cooling thing including water and phase change back in my college days and am thoroughly burned out on it

i7-4770K (running at 4.2GHz) Noctua D-15 HSF Asus X-99A motherboard EVGA 980 Ti SC 32GB Corsair DDR4 2x 256GB 850 Pro in RAID0 (reused one from my previous machine)

Sure but over the service life of the machine, there will be two or more generations of consoles produced each to the tune of $300-600 depending on purchase date relative to release date. Plus I can use the machine for so much more than just gaming. So there's maybe a $400 premium?

I don't have room for a decently-sized 4K monitor as I run 4x 24" monitors at home.

Most rentals are post samples. There are both pre and post 86 samples to really muddy the NFA waters.

This. I built a gaming PC eight years ago with a quad core CPU and 8800GT video card. Over the eight years that I used it, I upgraded the RAM once (went from 4GB to 8GB) and the video card once (GTX 660 Ti). It played everything I wanted to play without issue. I then built a new machine for about $1200 with a six-core CPU and 980 Ti video card. Here's to another eight years of full 1080p 60fps glory

Work your soil. Double dig it and add fertilizer. When we start a new bed, it's equal parts top soil, compost, and perlite (or vermiculite). Fishnut turned me on to Fox Farms stuff and it's some legit plant steroid cocktail.

http://midwestpx.com/ar15-lower/receivers/mega-arms-matched-billet-upper-and-ambidextrous-ar15-lower-receiver-set.html We received a few ambi sets today.