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Thanks, I'll have to give it a try. Queuing it up for my next order. I'm buying way too many things though.

Special Ops Tactical 16" Midlength .223/5.56 Upper Receiver Group http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=XSOTUSTDML16FSB

Just swap out the buffer tube. You can replace it with either a mil spec or commercial buffer tube. All you need to do is remove the castle nut and the buffer tube will unscrew from the receiver.

Wow, Obama's more successful than any marketing campaign that the manufacturer's could put out themselves.

Submitted May 17, approved May 27th.

That just means you need to show up for the August one now. I incorrectly cranked up the magnification also. I asked the guy who ran me if magnification was required and he said to use it. I'm not going to comment on how badly I did but I'm glad no one recorded me. Everyone would have had a good laugh though.

Thanks. I'd be interested in seeing what modifications you have made to the BHOA besides the standard fitting required. I want it more to lock the bolt back so that I can see the chamber is empty. It would also be nice to drop a mag in and just release the bolt. I may give it a shot and drop it in my basket the next time I make a purchase from a place that has it. It's not a deal breaker for me but just a nice to have.

Gen 2 chainsaw http://www.rainierarms.com/?page=shop/detail&product_id=3020 $7.95 shipping Gen 1 chainsaw http://www.rainierarms.com/?page=shop/detail&product_id=1462

Does anyone have one of these and have any opinions on them? I saw the reviews on MidwayUSA and see the reviews are mixed. I want to get an opinion from someone I can trust. I have a TargetMaster .22 conversion kit and BDM magazines. I know the BHOA does not work with the BDM magazines by default but I read that you can modify the BDM magazines so that it works with the BHOA. Any thoughts or opinions would help before I purchase the BHOA and start destroying a mag.

Nice, hopefully you can get some videos on it. I've yet to shoot mine since I've put the brake on.

The editor who made that comment apologized for the comment but was subsequently fired anyway due to the outrage. They have since hired Ian Harrison as the editor of the magazine. I've read this since issue 2.

Very nicely done. I would definitely like to see how it shoots with that brake on. The two brakes I was going to decide on was the GoGun and PWS FSC47. I went with the PWS FSC47 instead as it was more readily available and I got a good deal on it.

Nice, I have the HKS speedloader for my Colts. I thought the 2 motions for the HKS speedloader was normal and did not know there was a difference between the HKS and Safariland. I just purchased what was readily available. I don't plan on shooting the Colts much but when I get a S&W for competition, I'll definitely need to get the Safariland for it.

No issues for me. I purchased 1k and every one so far has gone bang. I did notice that some of the primers were seated deeper but they still went bang. I've mainly used in a PPQ. My buddy used it in his Beretta 92 without any issues either.

I would also be interested. I could then finally purchase the 9mm conversion for my G22 without being limited to 10 rounds.

Decent price for a BCG for those who are still hunting for one. AR15/M16 .223/5.56x45 Complete Bolt Carrier Groups. MPI Bolt (Magnetic Particle Inspected) 9310 Bolt Material Shot Peened Bolt Chrome Lined Carrier (AUTO) Chrome Lined Gas Key Gas Key Hardened to USGI Specifications Grade 8 Hardened Fasteners Key Staked Per Mil-Spec http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=XDADBCG10016

Available at Tier One Arms. 249 shipped http://www.tieronearms.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=FFL%2DChainsaw

Use it and if you really want to upgrade, sell it and get another one with the things you want. I just love to tinker. Nothing in my gun safe stays stock very long.

You can attempt to thread it yourself if you feel adventurous. I threaded my Saiga barrel but it was an adventure. Total cost for me to thread was $64. It may cost a bit more as you would most likely want the sizing tool. With the sizing tool, it would cost about 120. You have to be really comfortable with doing this stuff yourself. It is probably easier to get a gunsmith to do it. I think it was over 200 to have a gunsmith thread it. I could not find a gunsmith near me to do it, nor did I want to drop 200 on my Saiga (almost half of what I paid for it when I purchased it new). New barrel would probably run you almost 300 (barrel & gas block) without labor. You would still need to add the cost of the brake whichever solution you choose. Another option is to buy another upper. Get the brake pinned on the new upper and sell your old one to offset some of the costs.

My thought is that you will eventually need to go to a FFL. When they start closing out, there will be even less places you can get your handgun. I wouldn't rule out that someone in Trenton gets the bright idea of banning purchases of long guns out of state. Then you'll be forced to use a NJ FFL which will be few and far in between as we refuse to support them. I like my FFL and try to support him. I like instant gratification but I know I need them. He only charges 35 (includes NICS) for a transfer and even has late hours to accommodate me commuting back from NYC. The in store pricing is also comparable to online prices as he is not looking to gouge. I've seen people walk out with boxes and boxes of ammo. I do not blame him for the situation we are in. We all know who's really at fault and we can attempt to change it at the polls.

I'm tempted to go for the food. Are tickets required for food?

http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=XST5BG01 For those who want the cool spider logo on their BCG.

What moa base did you go with?

It's not just Sarco. Online places will not sell a thing to New Yorkers. The complicated gun laws out there have essentially scared them.

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