Gunsmithing Budget sandblaster and spray gun for cerakote
- By brazz04
- The Armory
- 16 Replies
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Join the contestMOD 2's have an M-LOK rails; the LPR versions have Krieger barrels, same as previous LPR's but with a lighter contour.
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Is there some sort of software out there that can calculate the range at which a particular load with a heavier bullet will meaningfully begin to outperform a load with a lighter bullet?Nah, not crazy at all. I'm sure I've posted multiple times on here that up to a point speed beats BC every day. Being a longer range precision oriented forum I think a lot of guys just naturally gravitate towards the heavy bullets and it never occurs to them to give the light stuff a fair shake.
I have been thinking about upgrading to Fix it Sticks for a while, but my Wheeler torque driver has not let me down yet. I'm sure the Fix it Sticks are more precise.
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The book is already out!Ya, I'll wait for the book or maybe the movie.
that's nearly identical too the set up I have. I put a bag together for both the AIAX and the SRS. I have Seekonk and Borka. As long as it slips at the right weight im happy.I’ll chime in. I like the individual torque things. I also own the bigger AIO and I find it fussy, especially if I’m using it at the range in winter when it’s 10°F.
I too passed on the fixit bag. I use this one:
$35. It’s two for one (of equal value). It has slots for small wrenches, some full-size screwdrivers; it has interior zippers, it’s great.![]()
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And for bit storage, this thing rocks. It holds (and releases) bits even when it’s -20°F but never dumps them. $2.75
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For the individual fixit torque things, this sort of organizer is nice.
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A whopping $1.12
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I used something similar that I got for free.
I’ve had mine since January..I don’t do any hauling though so I can’t comment on towing.Ram appears to have addressed the transmission issue in 2025 with the ZF 8 speed. Mine should be here next month.
I will report back with results.
There's lot's of physical differences, but the only one that really matters is the size of the rear lug. If you fit the receiver for a Badger base with a smaller rear lug, then a DD Ross base won't be able to drop into the Badger receiver cuts. If you fit the receiver for a DD Ross base with a larger rear lug, then a Badger base will be loose when dropped into the DD Ross receiver cuts.Is there any difference between the badger and dd Ross rail for clip slotted rifles? I have the badger, but wondering if I need the Ross for my m40a3 with the Ross bottom metal