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You may want to check out www.ar15sales.com
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That is one sweet rifle. When are you taking it to the range? I think we need more pics!!!!!!!
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Accuracy-wise, you should check out LMT and LWRC. They, as well as many shooters, claim MOA.
With regards to recoil. I have heard people putting H3 buffers (if running a carbine length buffer tube) and a Tubb flat buffer spring with great results.
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I think they are basically re-packaged DMPS rifles. The DPMS website may offer more calibers.
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Good choice.
FYI, you can get up to 25% off if you use Microsoft Cashback via www.live.com and the buy it now option on eBay.
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The only hinderance I can see is that some piston ARs are bulkier than others. I think POF pistons are a little bulkier than the LWRC or LMT pistons.
Otherwise I don't really see a hinderance, I don't really see an advantage either. If you are doing it for sponsorship, then you should go for it. What type of piston AR are you thinking of running?
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"Some of the older lots of 262 had cannelured bullets."
Two versions of the round have been procured to date. Initial production runs, designated Mark 262 Mod 0, lacked a cannelure. Subsequent production, designated Mk 262 Mod 1, added a cannelure to the bullet to improve seating in the cartridge case.
Definitely Sierra.
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Hurry up with the pics. Sounds like you have an excellent rifle. The wait times are surprisingly short for what you get.
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You can get two rifles for the cost of an M1A or AR-10.
If you do a little shopping, and are not afraid to build an AR, one can be had for 750. As for a hunting rifle, Tikka's can be had for 500 bucks. Bringing your total to 1250. I think street price for the M1A and the AR-10 is around this price.
I vaguely remember CMMG having some bargain ARs, or maybe it was Buds Gun Shop.
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Pharmacist--the current degree is PharmD. You can enter this program right out of high school, and it typically takes 6 years straight. Average starting pay is 100K.
Engineering--One of the biggest engineering related fields will be Nuclear. Good alternatives include of civil and mechanical.
Software engineer/computer programmer--although many of these positions have shipped overseas, there is still a need for them in the US. Someone has to be able to evaluate overseas work product. Many companies are still hiring US based programmers.
I am in favor of military experience, but I think it definitely should be done once a bachelors degree has been obtained. Again, police and fire are also attractive, but a bachelors degree prior to that is really important as well.
BidDave and Jake also have very good points.
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I know some PDs use Black Hills reloads for training. Could this be it?
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Again, Glock 34s appear to be in stock at Davidsons and Bill Hicks co.
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This is interesting because two distributors appear to have all versions of the Glock 20 in stock. Davidsons and Bill Hicks Co. Maybe you should ask your dealer to order from one of the aforementioned. Or, you can visit the Davidsons website (www.galleryofguns.com) and order it yourself with shipment to a local dealer.
Good luck with your purchase. I am currently trying to convince myself that I DO NOT need another Glock.
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Everyone appears to have a good impression of the 6". I have been thinking long and hard about one. I guess the next issue may be, 6" site tracker style pistols.
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Serious overreaction. Although the charges will be dropped, he still has to spend the night in jail. I wonder who called the police?
How was he carrying his pistols?
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+1 for Wideners. Their prices can be EXCELLENT. However, deals can come and go in a matter of days.
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I think ARs have the best combination of ergonomics and price. The only thing that may come close is a Sig 556, but they are a bit heavier. Even if we could choose ANY gun out there. Well, even though I have not handled one and it is basically an AR, the HK 416 seems to come close.
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I really like American Handgunner and Guns magazine. I think they are both published by the same outfit. They seem to be the best out there. I especially like the pictures. Other magazines do not have as good pics, and often times has less content that the two aforementioned magazines.
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I usually get my supply from Powder Valley. Looks like they are out of 4lb canister, and only have 1lb. The other usual places seem to be out. Grafs, and Natchezss. Eabco appears to have some in stock.
Try these guys. They are one of the importers.
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+1 on the U-die from EGW. Although the nickel plated may look nicer, the standard brass will last longer. Get standard brass.
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Attorney and Research Scientist (PhD level Biochemist/Chemist). I am currently trying to combine the two so I can work less and shoot more.
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does anyone know how these compare to the JP Enterprise muzzle brakes?
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I believe this is what happened to CDNN. This stuff really gets me angry.
http://accurateshooter.wordpress.com/2008/...ls-for-boycott/
We should really stop using ALL Citibank products!!!!
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I think the limcat website is permanently down. It has been down for the past year. You might want to check with Speed Shooters in California. They usually have a limcat in stock, and can probably put you into contact with Limcat.
I have some experience with the SVI custom shop. I have an open and limited pistol from them. I highly recommend them. Their guns are quite nice and their customer service is excellent!!!
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I really like Burris Black Diamond line of scopes. They also have a lifetime warranty.