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168BTHPM · Aug 3, 2025

chrome · Aug 3, 2025

Huskydriver said:
Whos the uncivilized barbarian running a brake with the homies running cans?

I do it just out of spite.

SingleShot85 · Aug 3, 2025

Sold….

muddawg · Aug 3, 2025

To the Top!

spife7980 · Aug 3, 2025

You mean it’s not extracting, it’s stuck in the chamber.

Measure your brass, base shoulder neck diameters on the virgin/sized vs the fired.

Do the case rims get mangled where the extractor slid off? Being a rukus it should have an m16 I think.

143lrsd · Aug 3, 2025

Aftermath said:
I can honestly say, as an ex-high school math teacher (amongst a few other professions) that I would bone each and every one. Or all of them. I mean, individually or as a covey. Yeah...math...not fucking poetry. Singularity or plurality..I don't really fucking know. As my duty as an oldasfuckMarine...I would give my absolute best effort to prevent these gals from corrupting minors.

Those fuckers can wait their turn

shoots100 · Aug 3, 2025

My mus encounters are very close range, most inside 10 yards and using a 1280 res optic is overkill.
I leave them where they lay unless in a spot my dog can get at them.
This one just wouldn't stop.
Nothing will die if lead doesn't fly.
SJC
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91Eunozs · Aug 3, 2025

Macht said:
https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/c4/a7/a0/a476905ab3836c/US20250146772A1.pdf

That is interesting… Looking at it though, my inclination is that this is more of a mechanism to make the entire receiver/hand guard assembly more rigid (less wobble) vs. a way to remove the hand guard from the upper. I’d expect some type of “bridge” type scope mount to tie the upper to the hand guard will accompany this.

Of course I could be completely wrong…if they wanted it all tied together, why not just add the lower receiver tie in to a hand guard that’s already attached to the upper receiver too; maybe even a monolithic upper.

And of course tying the upper, lower, and hand guard together negates a simple two-pin take down mechanism too, so that doesn’t really make sense either. But having the hand guard attached to the lower would make it difficult, if not impossible, to remove the upper receiver/barrel assembly anyway…maybe there’s enough clearance to release the pins, rotate the upper, and the slide it out?

Edit: And how would you pull the BCG for a quick field strip/cleaning without first removing the hand guard?

So yeah, interesting… The more I look at this, the more questions I have! LoL

5RWill · Aug 3, 2025

That’s a fair point. I’m mostly looking at clip ons.

Buttersdad · Aug 3, 2025

Is there a dollar amount limit or any restrictions to the cert other than it being for a steel barrel?

EddieNFL · Aug 3, 2025

hankpac said:
Headed for a Fire Base or an Infantry Resupply. Cases of Bud, and a PX Box. The box had stateside candy boxes (Jujubes, Jr Mints, Gum anll in stateside packaging) and cartons of cigarettes. This could either be the first run or the last run, and often the beer was a gift of the BN commander, or thoughtful Supply Sgt. two cans a piece. I took mine, and since I didn’t drink, would trade them for the more desirable candies or a can of pineapple chunks. BTW, the CO would say every time, “drink em now, I don’t want to hear a can opening tonight on watch.” VN, 1968/69- 101 Airborne.

Fuck hippies with a rusty fire hydrant.

gunjunkie45 · Aug 3, 2025

Back yard this morning. Nevermind the tarp. It's where we set up the kiddies pool and it's a weed spot I want to kill.

mosin46 · Aug 3, 2025

our production/consumption model is inflationary by it's structure. seems to me that up until about the 90s (?) things held. to keep manufacturing going,planned obsolescence had to be made an integral part of the system. having the "latest" thing with the attached advertising pushed the consumption cycle. advert industry had the human psych well locked in. that ad work paid well for a reason. it was a necessary part of the system.
just some observations- ever drive down the auto dealer street in your town? hundreds of new vehicles. do they all sell? what happens to those that don't? what about used? appliances the same thing. 1st washer/dryer i owned lasted 25 years. new ones meant to crash in 7 with no repair parts made available. take a look at our shooting world. always the newest,latest thing showing up that you just have to have. scopes,guns,ammo that promise performance unavailable in the past. really? the things used by the top 1% will take you into that group. really?
think about the financialisation of the economy-the stock market,bonds,odd financial instruments. where do those fit the picture? all of that has to be inflationary. our capitalist system is in deep shit. debt at all levels being out of control,over consumption,huge waste levels,resource limitation are a few of the problems.
unfortunately capitalism is the ONLY system that supports individual freedom and liberty. alternatives have easily sold to the deliberately non thinking majority at many times in the past. any human system ultimately makes concentration of power in few hands inevitable.
retaining or taking back one's liberty and true freedom is looking pretty iffy these days. doing well in one's own context getting harder.

hankpac · Aug 3, 2025

168BTHPM said:
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Headed for a Fire Base or an Infantry Resupply. Cases of Bud, and a PX Box. The box had stateside candy boxes (Jujubes, Jr Mints, Gum anll in stateside packaging) and cartons of cigarettes. This could either be the first run or the last run, and often the beer was a gift of the BN commander, or thoughtful Supply Sgt. two cans a piece. I took mine, and since I didn’t drink, would trade them for the more desirable candies or a can of pineapple chunks. BTW, the CO would say every time, “drink em now, I don’t want to hear a can opening tonight on watch.” VN, 1968/69- 101 Airborne.

Snarf · Aug 3, 2025

If you decide to part it out, I am interested in the matrix pro chassis. If so, can you give a cost for just the chassis?

426nut · Aug 3, 2025

My little rascal shooting her savage rascal with a Lyman globe and stock extension.

Basic user · Aug 3, 2025

db2000 said:
@alexj-12 is who to reach out to
But the short answer is no. This site has been plagued by bots and so the security layers will flag and send requests to re-sign in when it seems you’re logging in from different IPs is my understanding. I asked a similar question a while back

Oh cool, thank you for that sir.

426nut · Aug 3, 2025

Good morning Sir, had you experimented with this profile from an old post on RFC? E.

StephenShivers · Aug 3, 2025

Nodakplowboy said:
As my Norsk buddy Sven would say "Yay, you betcha"
Rimfires:
Start each shooting session with full boxes of ammo and empty mags. Load the mags and start shooting. With a miss, pick up an empty case and drop in your pocket. At the end, count how many rounds fired by the number of empty boxes and the empty holes in remaining boxes. Count pocketed empties, deduct from total. One must be honest with one-self. Using the 17HMR makes this easier, much better splat factor then the LR.
Centerfires:
With a hit, place brass back in case primer up. A miss, primer down so that great big zero is looking you in the face.

I only started using the .223 when the close dumb ones were gone and on the really windy days. There's something quite special when you hear that "whomp" after nailing a 4 oz. fur covered water jug with a fast moving CF slug.

mark5pt56 · Aug 3, 2025

I don't know--Horn--DIDDY?

mark5pt56 · Aug 3, 2025

That 9Ti will most likely be my next one, mainly for the 9mm sub and .300 w/supers.

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