outerlimits

country inn & suites. tons of restaurants in walking distance. 20 mins to the range.

sorry, sarge, but MGM is the only answer. couple things that are huge- 1) they back the sport better than any other 2) they are built to last forever 3) they are the benchmark for quality and no, i don't work for them. i just believe in buying once, and crying once. and travis is good people...

screw that-box fed = open.

IBTL

very nice-tack driver. working on loads now. 3.6 of N320 with 124 JHP is sweet. gonna remove the weight from the BC next.

CK Arms upper and lower Taccom 16" ramped tensioned barrel Taccom extreme bolt Taccom 3 stage adjustable recoil system Taccom comp Odinworks Ext Mag release Odinworks 15" O2 lite handguard Ergo Grip Hyperfire 24G trigger Ascend Armory Ambi-Safety Ace Stock Leapers UTG Riser Burris FF3

another thing to check is to make sure the little case trip arm doesn't protrude into the plastic tube as that will shut off the switch as well.

nothing like them-period.

bite the bullet (NPI), it is worth every penny.

this thread is gonna end up getting closed

1,800 now

other than being unobtainable, no.

chk CK ARMS facebook page-info is there.

1/3 of the match are classifiers? dunno about you, but i don't know very many shooters that get up for these at a level 1 match, let alone an expensive one like this.

Almost same setup-FGW 38SC. 7.7 gr of vvn350 gets me 169, 2 poppleholes.

Just buy single stack 1911 pads, that are so much cheaper, and jb weld them on.

have flown with guns and ammo all over the US-always went fine. but i have never flown with just ammo. tsa regs don't really spell this out, and southwest just covers as if you are also flying with a gun. so, anyone out there have any experience flying with ammo only? i'm just curious if you have to declare it.

just take a couple old socks and fill them with used crushed walnut hulls from tumbling. work great, cheap and still smells like you!

proraso!!

Lancer makes a round version that uses the JP nut. https://lancer-systems.com/awc/product/lcr5-handguard/

LMAO

you can try two things. if using a regular clamp, before you install it, loosen the mag tube from the nut about a 1/4 turn. conversely, you can go with the taccom version that allows you to float your barrel.

legit-BTDT.

bought a 550 in 1985-workhorse to be sure-hundreds of thousands of rounds. grabbed a 650 with bullet and case feeder in january-it is the sh%t! full auto pretty much requires that combo!

heck, in multigun, shotgun steel can be as close as 16', and that goes for birdshot AND buckshot!.