Recent content by Trigger Monkey

I heard Criterion made barrels for KAC.

Putting it kindly, that's foolish.

hahaha made in the same factory as BMW parts....

How many years between when they were manufactured? My first thought is it can be chalked up to minor engineering changes over the years combined with worn out tooling or machines.

I understood what he was saying. I think LaRue used rifle extensions on a lot of his barrels, maybe all, not extensions with M4 feed ramps so the receiver would need to be set up that way too. They're not as common now I think but you could get flat top uppers with or without the notches for...

I shot a bunch of the PNTC DMR matches from the time Tom P. started them until probably several years ago. I've seen some matches starting to come back to PNTC so I'm going to be on the look out when they come up so I can hopefully attend. My experiences have been similar to ClangClang, a...

The muzzle threads were 5/8-24 on that Model 7, I don't know if they did anything different for European models.

There's your problem, stop listening to what someone votes for on Reddit. I used to use the clamshell receiver block because that's basically all that was available, then migrated to a Magpul BEV block, and now I use the Midwest Industries reaction rod. For me the Midwest Industries reaction...

Yup...fake https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256803008413519.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2usa4itemAdapt

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that's fake.

I have the Aero Kit also and it's a good kit to have in the parts box at home but not very usefule for a field environment in my opnion since they're mostly parts that you're not going to be swapping in the field without all of the other punches, screwdrivers, and armorer tools. A spare bolt...

I'd start with one of the ProShot, Otis, or Dewey Kits and add in a few items to flesh it out into a well rounded, functional kit. Stuff like: Assorted hex and torx wrenches for the fasteners on the rifle Q-tips Spare parts (Extractor, extractor spring, gas rings, firing pin, spare bolt, spare...

Exactly, when you pay $400 for a basic SPR mount and $150 for a bipod mount that fuck up your rails in a world where ADM exists, I don't care how many stickers and dillo dust they throw in the box, that ain't worth it.

The A4 is longer than the A5 but I always felt like the A5 and A3 had about the same grip length but it's been a minute since I've shot with either.

Again, yup. Really the only time it'd be an issue is if excessive amounts of windage was used to zero or there wasn't enough adjustment to get zeroed. At that point you can try adjustable rings which is really just a bandaid or you can have a smith open up the scope base holes to bring them...