Heavyopp

His 1st CNC lower has words instead of pictures

Who's they? I've always had fluorescent lighting -- if they do interfere at least it's consistent So it sounds like no one has general LED lighting in their reload area -- More of led task lighting My room is 10' X 12' with 5 presses -- I was really looking for general area lighting but maybe I'm thinking wrong -- Florescent area light with added task lighting could be the ticket Guess I'll have to experiment a little

So what does everyone use in their reloading area for lighting? My reload room currently has 2 - 4 bulb fluorescent fixtures -- One of the fixtures just crapped out -- I'm sure it's the ballast and I'm trying to decide what to do about it I was never really happy with the lighting in there -- With the new LED bulbs I'm wondering if I should swap out the 2 fluorescent for 6 or 8 recessed fixtures with led bulbs Anyone have led lighting in their reload area? Happy with it? Are there any really good lighting fixtures I'm missing out on? Looking for an education here...

It's an interesting concept but from what I understand, not executed very well -- way to extreme to be realistic is what I read most of the time "Free staters go home" is a fairly common bumper sticker

Another tax collector for the state -- without any compensation from the state either Could you imagine if NJ made internet sales collect sales tax -- How would they (NJ) collect it? Do they actually think merchants in other states would File NJ sales tax online like we are forced to --- all for free???

I saw this property listed at 199,000 when real estate was booming -- At that price I didn't even look at it The price eventually made it's way down into the 150's and I started to get interested -- contacted the real estate agent, walked it with the owner Our final purchase price, all said and done was under $110,000 Time from 1st saw it listed to day of closing was just under 2 years I'm not sure what it's worth today but it doesn't matter -- it's not for sale If you look on a map it's about 4 minutes out of downtown warner NH but you wouldn't know civilization was so close when you're there Between the chandler reservation and contoocook river

How about that Umbrella Grip --- Do you notice the more upright angle? Is it soft like a Hogue or hard like a magpul?

My NH property taxes went down by over 25% this year -- Last year taxes where $110 or so -- This year the bill came in at $76.76 ---- Thats for the entire year 51 acres in the town of Warner no house just land -- 300+ feet of road frontage with power, phone, cable TV at the street -- point is it's far from the middle of nowhere

the boss isn't going to like that....

Understandable --- Just making sure someone wasn't selling them for a bargain and I was missing out... Enjoy it

a .223 contender is on my want list too -- Can I ask where you bought it? Was it a deal? What version is the receiver?

I have them too -- My house is made from Concrete block -- They're in the blocks Go into your basement with a headlamp on -- I usually take a knife and cut them in half while they're on the wall -- I guess they can't detect the knife blade till it's too late...

Good choice --- Paul is a good, honest guy

With a basement that big you could certainly have a ton of fun with a really good air rifle... There are also some great air pistols too ---

No loctite on those threads -- You will have no way to clean the portion of the threads near the weld after screwing the protector on The loctite will contaminate the weld area and could cause porosity in the weld when it heats up

You need an assault tennis racquet

Give me a day...

Charging handle dragged on the upper causing failure to feed 1st round from mag -- This is on a dedicated .22 rimfire upper Upper receiver is a DPMS "round" type receiver -- no forward assist -- no shell deflector -- It's a little thick as far as uppers go I've run this upper on a stag lower for over a year -- never a problem -- The stag has a flat spot where the extension tube threads into the lower -- just under the charging handle The billet lower is round there leaving a small lip for the charging handle to get caught and hold up the feeding process -- It's where the upper transitions to the lower just under the charging handle It is very pronounced on this specific upper -- I tried mating your lower to a Larue stealth upper I have laying around and it is much less of a problem most likely won't cause feed issues in a non - dedicated .22 rimfire I'll get you pictures if you want... Jer

So which one will become the house lower?? How about the upper -- Which lower will that match? I'm certainly curious to see the design -- I did have an issue with the current lower with a very specific application Maybe the 3 I have will become collectors items

I'll get in line for a look... I do have 3 of your other billet lowers -- curious as to what the changes will be and why you made changes Still waiting on billet uppers from you

Piscataway auto body --- He's one of us!!! --- I know him personally, Name is Paul -- I just googled for his info -- Lots of great reviews 176 Lakeview Ave, Piscataway Township, NJ 08854 (732) 752-3626

How often do these "classifier" matches happen in our area? Ever do them at OB?

$700 -- a steal

no its barely fired -- typed jokes always suck I'd love to own it...

Thank you for the fast replies Unfortunately its not my find -- a very new gun owner found it -- only his second handgun purchase I tried telling him it was a piece of junk but he's still going to buy it -- been waiting on permits I was asked the transfer question today but didn't know the answer -- knew I could ask here thanks again, Jer