Recent content by Morale_Gear

That barrel sure is purty with the fluting...

I like CDI's products and costumer service myself.

Bingo. It was either the SAUMs or WSMs that were large shank, but I can't remember which. Small shanks are significantly easier to get takeoff and prefit barrels for. You can fit a (specific model CDI) Savage short action DBM on a long action, but you can't fit a long action DBM on a short...

Yep, that will work.

bingo. learned that the hard way a long time ago...

I don't see the parallel between enlisting in the military and joining oathkeepers. Oathkeepers is not a paying job. Oathkeepers will not teach me a trade. I can't retire from Oathkeepers. I can't get educational benefits or health benefits. What's the point of your post? Guys like you are...

I'm a 29 year old E-7 and for my past three units have been the youngest senior guy there. I currently have a 38 year old E-5 working for me and a couple other E-6s in their early to mid 30s. Until those guys got to know and trust me, working for someone years younger than them was a hard pill...

Whatever works. It's not supposed to be confortable, its supposed to be comforting. Or something like that.

i also started with an m14 and then switched to ar15. dont overlook white oak armament for an upper or even just a barrel.

wrap a deepwell socket or large wooden dowell in sandpaper and you can open up the barrel channel to whatever size you need for a heavier barrel to fit.

Any of you guys around Charleston/Columbia down for going in on a powder order to split the HAZMAT and shipping? My return to the states is set for early July, and I haven't bought powder in almost 2 years. I'd plan to actually order roughly June 20 and then can meet up with you or whatever...

if you start with the barrel, you can use a deepwell socket wrapped in sandpaper to open the barrel channel of the stock up.

Wow!!! That's a good one!

When I first started reloading I took a large diameter drill bit in a press at work, wrapped it with electrical tape to get a good snug fit on the Lee chamfer tool and would leave the bit on while I chamfered the crimp off. I must've done a couple thousand pieces of our range 556 brass that way...

Which parts are you asking about the compatability of?