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MattyG · Apr 22, 2025

I still have a couple batches of 500 pieces left!

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Lawless · Apr 22, 2025

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Snuby642 · Apr 22, 2025

You know I blame a lot of this corporate crap on 401k's.

No loyalty no reason to not just blow it out for short term gain and move on.

Like a bunch of locusts eating it to the ground and moving on instead of trying to build something.

Wait till the dems get back in power and steal the 401k's.
Been done in Europe allready.

Lawless · Apr 22, 2025

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Rthur · Apr 22, 2025

Better start with this first.

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John Glidewell · Apr 22, 2025

4O6shootist said:
Does N160 carbon foul heavily like N150? N150 shoots great in my 6br but F me is cleaning a chore, reminds me of rl16.

All the VV powders are a bit dirty, some more than others. N160 is dirty but not terrible. We clean every few hundred rounds too, 150 to 300. The GT seems to be susceptible to carbon rings and we do not want to deal with that so we clean more frequently.

Keith E. · Apr 22, 2025

TheHorta said:
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Yes.

Keith

Deputy617 · Apr 22, 2025

Chassis has been used and it shows but it still works and functions just like it should. Comes with internal weights. Asking $700 shipped pp ff,venmo,zelle.

redneckbmxer24 · Apr 22, 2025

Flexible Tangerine Sprite said:
To some that might be self apparent, but certainly not to others. That quote was preceded by the statement that an adjustable gas block can only be of use to an over ported rifle. If your rifle is not over ported, an adjustable gas block is useless. I cannot tell you how many customers wanted adjustable gas blocks put on their rifles/uppers but when I explained I would need to over port their rifle/upper in order for that to be of any use, not only were they not aware that was the case, but no one wanted me to over port their rifle/upper.

I wonder why that AGB would be of use on a rifle that’s over ported…

You do realize that you can put a AGB on a barrel and just leave it open if the gas system is properly spec’d right? And you still have the option to close it off some if you put a can on it that’s not a flow through.

You seem like someone who thinks you know more than you actually do. It’s clear that you can realize something’s but still totally lack the ability to truly understand it.

The fact that you’ve played adult legos and *assembled* hundreds of AR’s really doesn’t mean a thing.

Just out of curiosity, what roll marks are on most of the receivers your seeing as well as who’s parts kits, barrels, BCG’s, etc.

Cbrjohnny1 · Apr 22, 2025

Seconds if falls through

Lawless · Apr 22, 2025

beetroot · Apr 22, 2025

stello1001 said:
I remember just a few years ago everyone was all about having the apex of the bipod above the barrel for best stability, etc. Supposedly that was the best way for precision. Now everyone is all about the ckye pods which are the opposite.

I use an atlas and it works good for me.

Apex above is more stable, it just leads to a much bigger, bulkier bipod, and most aren't ARCA mount which is what most people use (for competition at least).

The Ckyepod (and similar designs) offers a bunch of versatile not found I'm other bipods, and the double and triple pulls are unmatched in versatility.

The Altas Cal is the most popular Atlas bipod for competition use and has the legs mounted a lot wider than the OG one, so effectively gives a higher apex, so people are still looking for that stability.

Darryle · Apr 22, 2025

37L1 said:
Dexter lives in Northwest Portland with her husband and two children

Poor fella

oldrifleman · Apr 22, 2025

Add to that he just joined, has posted a total of 10 times, probably all in this thread, the fact that we know zero of his background.

Darryle · Apr 22, 2025

Longshot231 said:
Lex Luthor might have had the right idea.

He just needed a smarter Otis

Steyrman13 · Apr 22, 2025

APRS1 or APRS6?

hankpac · Apr 22, 2025

Modoc said:
View attachment 8670280I’m not sure about how many of us would qualify on the skinny part any more.

I can hear it now, “Ok, now crank it. NO!! Fuck, I said just bump it, fer chrisakes, you idiot! Now I got my sleeve in the pulley, and the screwdriver in the timing hole. Stupidmuth……….mumble mumble…”

reelserious · Apr 22, 2025

I use 15x for everything out to 1000

oldrifleman · Apr 22, 2025

Flexible Tangerine Sprite said:
To some that might be self apparent, but certainly not to others. That quote was preceded by the statement that an adjustable gas block can only be of use to an over ported rifle. If your rifle is not over ported, an adjustable gas block is useless. I cannot tell you how many customers wanted adjustable gas blocks put on their rifles/uppers but when I explained I would need to over port their rifle/upper in order for that to be of any use, not only were they not aware that was the case, but no one wanted me to over port their rifle/upper.

Actually I wouldn’t even let you near an AR, but that’s just me.

hankpac · Apr 22, 2025

CCISERTDAWG said:
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He’s Colombian, not Mexican.

beetroot · Apr 22, 2025

Lastsaint21 said:
That is what most think.. I have seen post hits called many times..you feel like a dick when you have to correct the other spotter (usually Binos).. they saw the plate move, they heard the "hit"... I have also seen times where the wind Is blowing the targets, and you cant hear the hit, in this situation (I was the shooter) I was actually hitting the targets, but I couldnt hear calls due to wind..I actually just stopped shooting..Hoping the wind would die, they were big round targets at 200 yards.. To give you and Idea, I was holding 4 mills at 200.. I do not think anyone was being unfair or intentional just the sport we love sometimes.

My main point of this wasn't the above.. it was about is the jump from good glass $1000 to $1500 to the $2600 to $3200 range really worth it? For PRS.. meaning for environmental' s as far as reading wind and such.

I should have communicated that better in my original post..

Athlon Midas is still enough glass that you can accurately call a hit on post vs target.

I've used a variety of different binos for spotting 22 PRS and never felt the glass was the determining factor. More magnification helps at distance but if you need to do a lot of panning (targets in different stages on a stage) then 12x thems a good middle ground.

Maybe it depends what type of target is used at distance but even then I don't think $2000 binos is going to be the difference, a bad spotter is a bad spotter regardless of the glass used.

Wonko_The_Sane · Apr 22, 2025

Curiosity got the best of me, and I assembled the pieces together despite saying I wouldn't until the wood was finished, and the steel bits were nitrided.

MuleyTime · Apr 22, 2025

mmlook said:
working on it, just got my prototype back from a buddy who was testing it after the last NRL hunter match I shot

I'm all over this. However, I've personally experienced and witnessed with other brands of carbon legged bipods (going back approximately 10 years) where the legs break in someway or another under a lot of competition/hard use work. In fact, there is a Tricer bipod thread going on right now and it is also has carbon legs....someone already posted a video of a carbon leg failure (not even from hard use).

I know it's got to be challenging making carbon legs on a bipod durable enough for hard use. Just curious how your design addresses that challenge.

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