JackDaWack

Reblast? I was at 100psi, I'll drop it down to 80 and see what happens for the upper. Im also using the smallest diameter blasting nozzle, so i can play around with larger ones. I was really under the impression i wasn't going to get anywhere near these results, abrasion wise, and it cut right through the anodizing before i realized it. My set up is definitely less than ideal with 5.3cfm at 90psi, but it's getting the job done.

So i just started my go at cerakoting. I blasted my first lower with 120 grit aluminum oxide. It came out much better then i thought it would but me thinks i may have blasted to much. Anyone cerakote have any advice? good bad? less more? I have multi-regional earth/ oven cure in the mail.

I stand corrected. http://palmettostatearmory.com/wilson-combat-lower-receiver-ar-style-forged-with-integral-enhanced-trigger-guard-tr-lower-ietg.html

Im pretty sure that forged lowers do not have integrated trigger guards.

Very odd to have your FCG pins walk out on you like that. Something is clearly out of spec. Anti-walk pins are mostly for FA, but never a bad investment. Based on the sight you purchased you should know well before installing how POI will be influence by the sight height.

I had to show my ID and fill out a COE in Maine Cabelas.

It's blately clear this parent favors ignorance if it means taking a stand for what he believes in. He is an idiot for thinking the purpose of the assignment had anything to do with a debate actually about guns. It's evident to anyone with a brain that you need to use deductive reasoning to have a useful debate about anything. It's nice to know his kid will be a failure anytime she has to defend her own position because she can't figure out what she is arguing agaisnt.

Haha, good analogy! Anyone look into cerakotes clear coat?

Not sure if refunds have been piling in or not but mine was received on Jan 20th. Might help estimate when u get urs.

My refund came today! Woot!

If you have the $$ buy what you want. If your scrapped for cash, buy what you need. Everyone needs, quality reliable and accurate firearms. It's hard to replace what you need, and easy to replace what you want. Your needs, rarely change.. My wants change about daily. We should all know that NO ONE follows the buy once cry once rule... It's just a mental reminder not to buy something you will replace in the near future with something "better"

Someone on Liveleaks said they also had prior weapons charges. http://arre.st/NJ-999119359 http://arre.st/NJ-999119351 source? The source says 2 months ago.... thats odd they would be on the street..

IM not sure but the #41 are specifically harder for 5.56 military applications. Standard CCI primers arent all that hard

I just sold my bike yesterday. The only way I made the process easy was by selling it below value. I got a lot of interest once I priced it to actually sell. People will try very hard to buy something they need when it's relatively cheap. The guy I sold it to went way out of his way to make sure he got it.. The way people communicate with you will be the best way to see how the sale will go. If it's large sums of money then you can literally do the sale at the bank they are loaning from or request a certified check. But if it's not cash, then it should be something just as good.

Trijicon acog. Don't buy a red dot sight if you have a problem with thermal shift.

Just an FYI, if u ordered metal hardware they ran out. They responded to my email, but no ETA.

Brownells refused to send me a mag extension for my 870. I told them if they can't ship a metal tube to me I wouldn't ever order from them again. I don't even go on their site anymore.

I'm sure you could argue it in court and win but good luck. All you would need to do is make sure that your missing a single component for all your AR'S in order to make it function... For example remove all your BCG's, give them to a friend and now your missing a part to complete the rifle.if your missing certain parts they can't argue constructive intent if the sum of all the parts still doesn't make a function weapon. The reason I find it so grey is because you can own an AR pistol upper if you have a lower for it? Makes no sense with the constructive intent when it's sitting next to rifle lowers in the same safe. Or better yet, "lose" the barrel nut because most of ours are permanently stuck on our compliant barrels. Again, I'm not willing to be the test case here because only a judge will listen to your "it can't be assembled" argument.

Depends on your idea of porn... Lol

You said super light wasn't the ultimate goal tho? If 2 ounces makes you choose one barrel over the other then i say its a goal of yours... lol

I've found the expensive brakes put a lot of "research" into being middle performers. They are good at doing lots of things but best at none. MY battlecomp is very nice to shoot next to, and doesnt flash like all hell. My RRA brake is miserable to be next to.. I picked up a BCM gunfighter for my next build, it's similar to the battle comp. But these compensators could "compensate" better by creating more flash and blast radius.

So you guys check to see if ur crimps are deforming ur bullets? Ooops just saw alecs post...

I'm curious as to know why the effect is so great. The only thing I can imagine is if moisture made its way onto the rifling and created extra friction.

People give him a lot of shit. Which is really funny because he's one of the only respectable stars from Hollywood. The guy rides the subway like a normal person.

This is the color scheme i'm gonna do in kryptek,.nice job.