Mr.Stu

Thanks for the link

Bak Flip is a fully warrantied dealer option on a Ford, I believe.

I have a Bak Flip on my Ram and I like it. When it's fully open I only lose about 6" at the front of the bed so I have never tried taking it off. It doesn't lock but unless you know where to push a bent wire coat hanger you can rely on your locking tailgate to keep curious fingers away.

Seriously, do you want to switch to ESP?

Whether you're on fire or not, Howard

Sure, just don't shoot slugs through it.

I was so looking forward to this, but problems at home today take precedence. Have a good day guys. I'll try to catch the next one.

What time do you expect the 3 gun to finish? I'm coming to the match, but have been invited to another event later in the afternoon and I need some idea of when I'll be free. Thanks.

I'm here. 3rd row, center section. Anyone else?

I'll be there

It all depends on whether you went to bed yet. That could just be a late night, rather than an early morning.

That would be a Glock 20 to be a 10mm.

Consider a G22. It's the same size as a G17 but because it's a .40 the standard mags are 15 rounds so no modifications required.

Often the threaded barrel will make it too long to fit in the box. If it fits, you're good to go.

Given that in this forsaken state we are forbidden modern ammo, I'd go for an XD45 compact.

I agree with 10X. Why do you want to just deprime them?

I'm not. They generate clicks which let's them raise more advertising revenue.

Are you trimming your cases? If so are you deburring them throughly?

Sandy, Thanks for running a great event. My two thoroughly enjoyed it and want to shoot some more. Looks like I have a new excuse to buy a new rifle. Stu.

I'm pretty sure you would be hard pressed to convince anyone that an over night stay was reasonably necessary under the circumstances.

This is my RRA 16" barrel + comp with a 15" AP Custom carbon fiber tube. It's lighter than the 7" quad rail that was on the rifle originally.

If, and I mean IF, you are going to attach a muzzle brake or compensator it must be permanently attached. If you're going with a plain muzzle, don't worry about it.

When you assemble the upper you're going to need some heavier tools, e.g. barrel nut wrench. Also if you're installing a comp you'll need to permanently attach it somehow which will require welding or soldering. The lower is all pins and springs so it's fiddly but technically less difficult.

Big Five, I don't know if you've been able to find any training anywhere. It just happens that I've had a few students drop out of a NRA Basic Pistol class I'm running at Easton Fish & Game on Feb 21st. If you're interested send me a PM.

Just signed up my 2 girls. See you there.