Rob0115

I know that a lot of people depend on PWS FSC compensators having the BATFE letter station it doesn't reduce flash. I don't think that'll be very helpful in a court (of course only my opinion) given the description on the website: http://primaryweapons.com/muzzledevices/fsc/#.VERSPt33aK0 The first thing it says is flash suppressing comoensator. My thought is the product description from the manufacturer will inevitably prevail. The BATFE test was a point in time and who says that the product hasn't changed or the definition of flash suppression? Couple that with the fact that NJ doesn't itself define what they consider the characteristics of a flash hider. I don't car what you have pinned on the end of your barrel on an AR in this state as it could be challenged. I find the BCM product description to be the same. Does that mean I'd tell someone its legal? No. I'm not sure you can say definitely any brake, comp, what have you would be definitively be accepted in NJ as a compensating non-flash hider.

I have a GG&G biood and I love it. It ain't cheap though.

I use H110 and Lil Gun for 300. I've had good success with both.

I seat to the top of the cannelure. I've used several different powders with cci #41 primers. H335 25 grains, IMR 4895 25 grains, VV n140 24.2 grains, CFE223 26, 26.5 (best for me) and 27. Always check reloading data.

I may have interest. I just need to see if my wallet has the same level of interest. We're not always on the same page.

What upper are you going to use? They have a complete one.

Congrats on the new job.

I'm going to try this.

Let us know how it goes with the HF chopsaw? I'm considering it as well.

Have one and I think it's the best deal in piston rifles.

Very pretty

I actually posted this in the wrong forum. I'm looking for adjustable sights. Fusion mostly using Trijicon sights and I open to using those but wanted some thoughts on alternatives. I'm going to have the coater install the sights because the whole gun needs to be broken down again anyway. I was looking at Birdsong or Robar coatings, both shops are master gunsmiths.

I'm stainless pin tumbling my brass. I add a bit of dish detergent and a bit of Lemme shine to the mix and the brass comes out very clean, but not highly polished. What's your recipe for stainless tumbling and for those of you that polish after tumbling what's your method? I'd like to get my brass shiny new before reloading and it just ain't getting there.

I had fusion firearms custom make me a 1911 in .45 ACP. The last thing I need before sending out for coating is a good set of sights. Thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks Rob

Where in Florida did you move? I'm looking at an exit from this place.

I have the giraud and it's prob the best investment I've made. I have heads for .223, 300 and 308. Super fast and easy. I have the worlds best trimmer for 5.7 because there is no case and trimmer for the giraud.

Very cool. Have fun.

Is it finished? Pics please?

I have a 14, love it and would buy a 30 for sure.

+1

The gun is an off the shelf DPMS? Have you checked the buffer for any strange marks on the front of it likes it's jumping the detent? Do all the spring coils look ok? If the mag is empty and you pull the bolt open is it noticeably difficult? Once you've done that does it hold open?

I custom built both of my LR308 (DPMS pattern) and they were great for not much more than by an LAR8 from RRA. PM if you want specs and costs. The LR308 uses PMags. I sold one of the two to a forum member.

I had a sonic cleaner and it was ok not nearly as good as tumbling.

I just used one of their 18" SPR .223 Wylde barrels on my latest build and it's terrific.

This would make an awesome 300 blackout. It must be so nice living in the free America.