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ARP here as well. Set it up as a deer gun for my son. It didn't break the bank building it and shoots really well, especially considering I've only fired hunting ammo through it.

I own the screw up and the condition was as described. I blame you only for your lack of honesty. The last PM exchange you said you had already shipped it. I just received it today and the label says otherwise. What is to PM you about?

I figured out it doesn't fit my gun after I paid but before he shipped it. I thought I did my due diligence, even watching a Desert Tech video that they posted showing an SRS A1 tear down but appantley they make a Gen 2, and A1 and an A1 Gen2 so I was wrong. I asked Bachelorjack if he shipped...

I bought 2 cans during the group buy and both cracked. A buddy of mine bought 1 and it cracked too. They took care of it but weren't very easy to deal with. They acted like it was the first time they heard of any of them splitting when my buddies split. When I took possession of mine a few...

Received it today. Thanks for the quick shipping!

Received today and it looks great. Thank you very much!

It looks like it will fit. I'll take it. PM payment info please.

Mine is a quad rail.

Is it compatible with the Gen 2?

I'll take it. PM me payment info.

You can't eliminate the equipment race. Add weight limit, high dollar space age materials win. Deploy on the clock, high end fast deploying tripods win. With the sharing of gear I've seen along with decent stage design and description, I don't think it matters what gear is used. The better...

FNAR or the M1A. The FN is a pretty good shooter out of the box. The M1A can be made into a great shooter. Optics will be easier to add to the FN. The Mini 14 and 30 aren't bad options in 5.56 and 7.62x39.

Purely out of curiosity, what is you motivation for going so light when everyone else is going heavy?

I have settled on Eley Force for PRS style 22 matches. It is cheap for Eley ammo and uses the same lube as Eley CMP so I have even cheaper practice ammo.

For me a suppressed pistol was like a desert eagle. It was neat for a few rounds. After that, it was just unwieldy. A 9mm carbine on the other hand still causes me to giggle inside after years and thousands of rounds with it.

It is my belief, and it could be wrong, is to use the heaviest spring you can get away with . I think a heavier spring closes the bolt more consistently. If you are shooting 3 gun with it and need the rifle to be flat while shooting, try the lighter springs.

It's not a thought process, it's a feel process. If they don't feel like they should have to, they won't. What I learned from a former friend that was very liberal minded is that these people are not stupid. They just refuse to allow thought to over ride their feelings. He sent me an article...

I have a JP 14.5 Ultralight. It shoots 1.25 to 1.5 MOA with match ammo and with Wolf gold it shoots about 4 MOA. I know several people with the Proof barrels and they are just over MOA with range fodder and 1/2 MOA with match good ammo. All are 3 guns rifles and do well heating up. If I had it...

Same here. I ordered one in January. In the beginning of February he said it was shipping on Wednesday. After emailing once or twice a month and him telling me he was dripping in the mail that week, it finally got here in June. It is a good piece of equipment and he won't rip you off but there...

I level using a level on the turret. Then I hang a plumb bob and make sure the reticle itself is plumb. If you can lock the rifle down well enough, you can run the elevation on the plumb bob and make sure the tracking is straight.