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This is absolutely correct. They made AR stuff for some top manufacturers before they did their own. They were told to make there guns higher quality and price accordingly. Instead they held bad tolerance and did huge volume. I quit using their stuff years agoThey're a good machine shop with bad firearms standards. Ruger got a new machine shop, that's it. Really nothing to see here other than Ruger keeping up on production more effectively.
Adios to the worst AR manufacturer there was.
The 300 pound (gay) mongoloid throwin’ around the R word like confetti. LOL!Then you’re just retarded as fuck
If you go rub its belly you get 10 years good luck.
Thanks!! Glad it wasn’t 10 digits!!!I bet you are right. Looking at it again, I think you nailed it.
E6378916 was a serial. I can double check when I get home when it was built. But it was a rifle that shows in the 2000 inventory log for Sniper School.
I don’t know what you’re talking about?!"Weird" ?
Pot, meet Kettle.......![]()
Raven Rifles.. not sure what his background was…. Charlie 112Is the Mark you’re referencing by chance Mark Hall that I believe used to make rifles at GA Precision?
Beautiful DreamerThey were all with me.........
I imagine that's a pretty good speed for that bullet and shooting whitetail. A buddy of mine humped up the 110 vmax over 3k and shot a whitetail doe straight on in the chest. Not a shot I'd have taken. It just splashed on impact and she ran to the next county. She was recovered though.I can check the exact load when I get home, but I use a max charge of 748 (for speed of reloading), LC brass, and whatever LR primers I have on hand since GM210’s have been scarce. Getting around 2800ish from my factory 16” barrel at +/- one MOA. Never have had to take a follow up shot on a whitetail with the NBT bullet.
$35 shippedhow much for 1 standard and 2 magnums shipping and all