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They're not bad at all. They do have a wait time to be processed, but it's accurate. Last order I got was supposed to be 2wk until processing, and I received my order in just under 2wks. That was about a month ago. They are usually my first go to for supplies.

They also have heavy plated bullets

Seriously? I just saw it on their Facebook as their black Friday ad.

Xtremebullets.com 15% off copper plated bullets in stock. Just got myself 1000 9mm 124gr for a good deal.

Dupe

If you're doing higher quantities, look into an automated tool that constantly runs a series of deburring/chamfering dies. Speeds it up and takes the aches out of your hands.

Never, EVER use Rguns.net ....they are the most horrific company to deal with. They couldn't care less about the consumer.

They are limiting powder purchases. I would never pay that for shipping and hazmat on 4lbs of powder.

1) Aimpoint 2)BCM GF Mod4 3)Geissele trigger 4)VTAC sling as mentioned above 5)ME....meaning improving MYSELF on my rifle system the best I can. Everything else can work great, but I have the most potential for F***ing shit up. Train, train, train!

I actually just got this a few days ago and it's really made things much easier than dumping over a screen into a bucket.

Absolutely. What supplier?

If you say so....every OD Glock I've seen is a dark green. This picture looks exactly like mine does in a picture.

That's not OD. That's FDE...I have one also

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Read my other post describing how I actually do a reload. I use my support (left) hand to insert the mag, the roll my hand around using my thumb to press the bolt catch...even with my BAD lever. I use the lever for ease of operation, not reload/malfunction drills.

Like I said, I train with the paddle for malfunctions...also, I'm not gentle with my rifle by any means. I beat the shit out of it to be honest. I WANT things to break so I can make them better. I haven't had one beak on the two ruffle they're on after 2yrs on one and a year on the other combined for about 10k rds. I'm confident that it will be just fine, however in the event that it breaks, it won't incapacitate the rifle.

Lots of people do, but you'll be spending a ton of money on a decent chassis. I was going to build one piece by piece, but this was a cheaper way of getting the barrel/action/bolt, and I can still shoot it. I think I'm going to get the Archangel stock to hold me over for a while so I can still have a cheek riser and pillar bedded stock. Eventually I'll get a JP.

Not true. If you use one consistently, you'll notice that your reloads are dramatically faster. It allows you to to bring your support hand to its correct location and skip the SLAP of the paddle. It may seem like a minor change, but gaining a hand to manipulate other problems or keep your support hand located is pretty important. I have them on 2 AR's and love them. I still practice malfunctions as a normal paddle though. Reload the mag and reach up with my thumb to release. As for the comment about being permanent, get the Phase 5 one that replaces the whole bolt release.

More likely that he just put the powder in the next case, thinking it was the case it just came out of.

I agree here

What he means is that the fluorescent ballast is known for causing electrical interference among finely tuned electronics. It wasn't so much for the question of being able to see with enough light.

That's a great point Joe. Another reason I only use a good 'ol fashioned weighted scale.

Aftermarket from a guy called twistedbarrels dot com. Not completely happy with the finish on the knob and it looks like it's time to change the bit that he used to flute. One side of every cut is pitted. Next on the list it to thread the barrel for a muzzle brake. I'd really like to put a JP Enterprise brake on it soon.

Update with pictures of knob installed. Much better purchase on the bolt now. Tons of clearance from the scope

Agreed. The synthetic is a mass produced alternative, while the wooden ones must be fitted as they are all different. They don't do any fitting of the synthetic. I could still see the mold marks in the plastic.