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The title pretty much says it all, I can't find Reloader 15 locally and I'm trying to avoid the hazmat fee and support my local shop. What say thee as to a powder that can provide accuracy in both .223 and .308. I can vouch for it's accuracy in the .223. I'm new to the .308 and buying one powder...

Sully, hell yeah, hard to mistake a local cop (blue and gold shield) and statie (green and gold) cruisers side by side in a diner parking lot. :) Humbly I paid my dues (twice) through the VT academy once at age 21 and once at 55 years old (took a break between service, sexual child abuse...

Kasey... a belated thanks, been swamped, your the man! My search-foo was weak that day.

Sully, For a small town LEO, paying out of my pocket and driving 2.5 hours, SIG facility and training is major league. We worked the village and the small range next door for active shooter instructor. Again, hide building would be awesome in boxville, it was 95 degrees when I was there, so time...

Glad you got hooked on my state, Vermont, me being in the southern part. Best we have locally is 200 but on Tuesdays its 300 Day! Spent a week at SIG this summer and plans are in the works for an extension to over a grand. Their "Connex" box village was awesome too, but that has nothing to do...

has anyone integrated this magpul stock COLLAPSIBLE STOCKS ? AR15/M16 Type Rifles - UBR® Collapsible Stock with a rear monopod?

everything but the rolling legs which in part could be operator error, shows a top notch overbuilt well designed piece of kid, way over the quality of the couple of Harris units. I doubt I'll spring for the new model but work with the unit I just bought.

sounds good guys... ill try to avoid hardwood floors :) but we were training active shooter in a high school gym... ill give the legs a scuff em up a bit. is anyone running the spike feet? g Good on sod but in the previously mentioned application, I believe the basketball coach would be pissed...

well so much for my newbness factor on the rotating issue, thanks

just applying enough p forward pressure to stabilize the the rifle, so far the testing was done on a hardwood floor. Damn me for not researching the new version. Prob no chance of retrofit I imagine.

Forgive the newbness, my prior bipods were Harris. With the new Atlas, when I load the rifle forward on a smooth surface, the rubber feet rotate, allowing the bipod to travel forward. I was hoping that after the legs are extended to the proper length, the legs could be turned to the right, thus...

Re: designated rifleman upper in .300 BLK? Wilson Com? <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: i_rep</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I own one. Love it. Buddy owns a Noveske. I went with the fluted bbl to shave a few ounces. I would buy a Wilson and...

any Wilson Combat .300 Blackout upper owners? need help in narrowing down choices for a .300 BLK upper to gear up. no department interest in a dedicated rifle. so i've narrowed down the choices between the noveske and wilson combat as this will be used in a rural law enforcement role. Wilson...