fatty

Hey guys. I'm planning on doing a 20" (or maybe 18") build in the near future. Nothing fancy or expensive, but I wanted to take advantage of the higher velocity and shoot longer range when time permits. I have a 14.5 middy setup at the moment and thought this would compliment it pretty well in the safe. What are your thoughts on a standard A4 20" setup? Here's an RRA 20" Standard A4 w/ 1/9 twist (223 wylde chamber) that I've been eyeing so far: http://rockriverarms.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_ID=267 BCM was my first choice, but man the price adds up real fast. It's pretty well priced for what it is and would pretty much serve the purpose I'm looking for as a 'longer' range fun gun. Are there any real drawbacks to having a chrome-lined vs bare chrome-moly barrel? I know chrome-lining enhances the life and ease of maintenance, but are non-chrome lined barrels really more accurate (provided it's a good barrel)? Any advice would be appreciated!

Joe - do you guys offer complete AR uppers?

Glad to see your site back up Ty I'll be shopping in the near future for my next 18"-20" build and will keep you in mind

steel and lightweight shouldn't be used in the same sentence... so heavy compared to real lightweight ceramic setups

That thing meets the weight requirement as a pistol?

that's a lot of velcro lol nice 226

That's sick. Tiny layout with a double stack frame. Where's the hammer??

Herters is essentially repackaged Tulammo. Maybe you had a few bad primers? I had a handful duds with tula/herters/silver bear when I used to have my PTR91. Fine for the range, but not for defense.

nice setup. the new banshee version looks like a decent improvement over the original.

Ive gotten mine within 30 days too. Last town i lived in took months.

I did that but with spent casings. Its cheaper lol

That lady did good.

great choice!

nice smith Mr Stu love that melonite finish

whats the point in only having 7.5 worth of barrel and the rest being a linear comp? wouldn't that hurt accuracy?

Both are great 1911s. The only downside i see to the sig tacops is if you want to run regular holsters. The sig, unless you go with the traditional version, has its own style of holsters due to the shape of the "sig style" slide.

Sounds awesome. Im partial to having the standard front sight block though.

haha yup. a bit cheaper than GFH

my 14.5 bcm middy w/ lightweight barrel gets hot really quick. I've never done any accuracy tests though since its a close range HD rifle

I shot one of those out in Georgia a few years ago in semi and full-auto. It's a nice rifle, but I still prefer the AR platform which has much less recoil and feels more comfortable to me. I noticed a lot of FA rental ranges have the G36

That's an amazing new gig - congrats!

That would be awesome. What date (s) did you have in mind? Been itching to shoot past 50 yards

My company has over a dozen 40' containers sitting on the ocean in this mess thru Hanjin. The situation is pretty dire to say the least. The next few weeks/months will be very interesting and im not looking forward to dealing with the fallout.. Samsung has it pretty bad with around 200 million worth of products stuck at sea. Black friday should be entertaining lol

time to stock up on some more titegroup

that's one clean looking wasr lol my old 10/63 looked like complete crap... but then again it was from 1984 good luck with it!