JackDaWack

There is a learning curve, but on the hardware side your simply plugging things into the mother board. Being that I have done both, building an AR is actually more difficult.

I bought a computer from cyber years ago, talking over 15 years, no complaints there. But I did just build a beastly computer from micro center, all in at 1300, dell wanted like 2500 for the same computer with cheaper components.

Ha-Ha, I was implying the rate of PCB leeching.

You shouldn't store water for longer then a year. Your better of storing food and water to last you a year, anything longer is better obviously. after a year if its bad enough most people will be dead. Your given area, unless secluded to the woods will be reeking with digust. You will be forced to re locate to sanatary areas no one is inhabiting.

Oh silly me., lol.. I just brought it up because i had to lug a case inside yesterday.

Some of you bring up some good points, but some food for thought. U have an idea how much 1k rounds of ammo weighs? You ain't carrying it. You survive the first year, the second year, the third year... And so on. When will your supply run out? People don't think to store bird shot, lots of birds for the eating.

Smith and Wesson 625 JM model with hogue rubber grips and you'll be asking yourself why you shoot .45 in anything else.

Simple, put a label on every phone that says conversations are recorded. done. LIke said above you should be telling your customers they are being recorded as well.

Can I purchase the firearm, then with out taking possession have it altered? Its just getting around the fact the ffl altering it before the sale. That's definitely the most confusing BS I have read to date...

I'm seriously contemplating sending in my m9a1 for their package. Looks like a good deal.

While terrible atleast there not actually shooting anything.. i still cant believe you would train someone to shoot directily behind someone 4 inches over their head. Oh yeah and its a great idea to fire a gun off in someones ear.

why would it be considered re-manufacturing? Even if you found(haven't looked) a lighter stock for it?

Have it shipped to an FFL that can make the alterations, have them drill out holes under the barrel portion of the stock.. I dont see why you couldn't shed 3 grams to put you safely under 50oz, or get the barrel fluted.. problem is i would be concerned to even add a nicer grip in fear of adding weight.

With pistol its not necessary, with rifle you should, but still dont have to. Even if you wanted to clean them before and after to get the pockets it would be less time wasted.... since cleaning them requires no work really.

Im not sure i get what your trying to do here. The fastest, easiest, least time wasting way would be to deprime clean cases and resize them at the same time.. Nothing wrong with doing small batches and only using what you need, that pretty much what every one does... no one would prep 12k cases of brass unless they were trying to load every last single one.

I use my back ups all the time, but it probably looks like im still used the red dot becuase of the co-witness.

It was degined to be a more ethical round in combat war zones. Where the 193 would fragment and create large wounds, the 855 was a more "humanitarian" round, and many people complained about its stopping power due top its ability to pass cleanly through a target. You can hunt hogs all you want with it, certainly wont argue over soemthing that works for you. But in the grand scheme of things there are not many people who use it to hunt, and most just shoot paper with it. LIke i said, i have some of it. and was a shtf purchase. If i didnt want it i would sell it off right now.

I have 1k m855 that has been sitting in my safe for 3 years, and it will probably continue to waste space for the rest of my life. Its not even that good of a round. When I saw this news I did buy another 1k of 193, just a reminder to stock up now, before the shtf.

It clearly states penatrator bullets and m855 cartridges. How would this be challenged? M855 is not even classified as armor piercing, they literally just made this shit up.

I'm buying a black one, lol. The rstp picture doesnt have a 3-slot rail... maybe they used an older vertec picture? Im confused on the color options.. does anyone know what they are?

I want to buy one, but by the time i go to, they release something better!

I'm picking up a Scar 17 soon enough... tax return come on! Weight was the final factor for me.. What does it weight 8lbs?

I'm not really sure what your talking about because when you purchase the vehicle the warranty info is in writing on the sticker, but in all honesty you are buying a modified vehicle.. why should the factory warranty still apply to replaced non-factory parts..? A warranty is to protect against "factory faults". Your best bet is to find dealers that are mod friendly..they are out there. Even Mopar parts are not covered under factory warranty and carry their own warranty. I've seen warranties denied for mud and scratches on the underside of the vehicle, so if they want to get out of warranty work they are pretty good at doing it no matter what is in writing.. Even if you replaced say the springs on a JK with those on a JKU to get 2" of lift, its still not factory and still can void warranty. Putting bigger tires on you vehicle can void warranty, the list can go on and on.. but the only difference is some shops pretend like a small mod caused a huge problem.. The only way they can legally deny warrant work is to prove the modification cause the problem.. or at least thats what the law states. Most people who walk in and buy a modded jeep, dont know 2 things about modding a jeep, and thats kinda their own fault. They're over priced look like crap 99% of the time and lack the necessary upgrades needed for most of the replaced suspension components. If you dont know what your buying your going to end up with a 3.5" lifted jeep and broken drive shafts. best part is they never even hit the dirt... modded jeeps are like the new midlife crisis. A jeep can be personalized a million different ways, why would anyone ever buy one already modded is beyond me.. most of the fun is in the modding and enjoying those mods on the trails. But, if ya wanna look cool.. to a jeeper you usually look a like a doofus.

Unless you plan on going offroad...

What do you need the tires for? I have 35"x12" M/T-R kevlars on my wrangler with no lift.. it did require spacers, flat fenders and some minor cutting of the front air dam.. hell my air dam is already cut and taken off if you want it or need to cut yours and don't want to. Tire choice depends on what you plan on doing with the jeep... you mall crawling this bad boy? My jeep handles like poop on the road, but is a beast off. Also take a hard look at your gearing, i run 4.10 gears(rubicon) and its ok for 32" snow tires... sluggish with the 35"s. I know the sports come with much lower gears unless your find one with the tow package. and kiss your MPG away... i get 16mpg.