Crooked River Pete, SASS 43485
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6 hours ago, John Kloehr said:
Easy to find damage from .300 BO in a 5.56, finding pics for 5.56 in .223 chamber is harder. Did find this one after several minutes, the .300 BO error is more dramatic.:
https://tacticalgunreview.com/223-vs-5-56-explained-in-plain-english/
From every thing I've read Colt has never chambered an AR in .223. Even the ones marked .223 were 5,56
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1 hour ago, sassnetguy50 said:
Which brake did you use?
I think it was a Fortis RED.
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13 hours ago, One Gun Jimmy said:
It's WAY to light and the stock has very little give and it's just a shoulder rearrangement tool.
I had a AR10 .308 with a good muzzle brake, that kicked less that my 5.56 carbine. Got rid of all my FAL's, they kicked too hard.
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I'd just get one of these,
remember you can change any part to suite your needs later.
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I started with .44 spl, have a 94 Winchester that feeds them fine. One thing I noticed with that gun is that with reduced .44 mag loads it key holes a lot, same load in spl cases shoot fine.
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On 9/18/2023 at 10:24 PM, Jim Brown said:
Not interested in these items but have question on bidding as process not described on their website.
Does it work like GunBroker and you bid you max and it is automatically bid in appropriate increment's until someone over bids you.
OR do you make bid and that becomes the high bid even if it has a much lower starting bid.
Like gun broker, put in your max bid it will only go high enough to win.
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Those are both old jokes.
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The scarecrow said, "The sum of the square roots of any two sides of an Isosceles triangle is equal to the square root of the remaining side." Not the opposite, just plain wrong.
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1 hour ago, Cypress Sun said:
Isn't that the opposite of what the Scarecrow said?
The scarecrow didn't have a brain, just a diploma, pretty common actually.
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57 minutes ago, Sedalia Dave said:
NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!
Looks like something my teen aged self would have done, stuff small sized leather boots in large size crocs to screw with people.
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my favorite rabbit hole, good stuff.
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I heard somewhere that in WWII after the Germans overran France they found several of those. The officers fired them up and used them as bumper cars.
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She looks like Burgess from Chicago PD
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1 hour ago, Michigan Slim said:
Liberty willingly gave the FBI the combo to a suspects safe. No hesitation.
If the FBI is going into MY safe, I'm already dead.
FBI had a warrant
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In the book they were Remingtons.
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9 hours ago, Subdeacon Joe said:
Maybe they were made in Australia.
Maybe they came off the left side of a Dodge.
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2 hours ago, Subdeacon Joe said:
My brother bought a 1941 Powerwagon back in the early '70s. Found, after much swearing, that the driver's side wheels had LH thread lugs.
Didn't all Chrysler products have left hand thread lug nut on the left side of the car until the 70's at least?
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3 hours ago, Subdeacon Joe said:
Especially when you don't know that it's a left hand thread.
My cousin had a set of kerosene lamps. I asked why there was no oil in them, he said he couldn't get them open. After a bit of struggle I figured out they were LH thread. Why would anyone put LH threads on a lamp?
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Thinking About Getting an AR-15
in SASS Wire Saloon
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I think that's already been pointed out. When I bought my first set of dies, 40 or more years ago I was asked what they were for , AR15, then you need small base.