I did end up with a Bowers Vers50 actually. After talking to them, they made me one with all stainless baffles to rate it at higher velocities than the normal Vers 50. But still nowhere near 338 velocities. But that's ok. I'd be shooting 338 supersonic anyway for long range. My stamp should be back ...

I am getting the bug real bad to finally make the jump to a big bore sub rifle. I'm interested in the 50BMG bullet cartridges like the 50 Thumper or 510 Whisper. I have a 7.62 can already and shoot it on my 5.56 rifles too so I thought maybe if I got a 50 cal can that wasn't necessarily 50 BMG rated...

Seems best suited for a KSG or UTS bullpup.

I have a Buckmark that has been customized and absolutely love it. Then I also have a Sig 226 Classic with threaded barrel that is a lot of fun. Advantages of the Sig is that the mags can be modified to hold 15 rounds and it's easy to find holsters for.

I cannot tell by the photos too well, is the charging handle on the left or right side of the rifle? It's on the left side. In the photo on the home page its locked back. Actually I think the photos in the slides are all showing it back. I need to show it forward. I don't have any real good picture...

http://www.gearheadworks.com/

Ok, I know you haven't. I'll be honest. It's mine and I designed it. This post is the first public announcement about it I've made anywhere. Since this was the first gun related board I ever joined I figured I'd ask you guys first what you thought about it.

Hey guys. Anybody in middle Tennessee have an engraver they use that is good for a SBR? I'm in Murfreesboro but work in Nashville so preferable close to those cities. It's a PS90

srt-4_uk wrote: FWIW, I got my Ruger cut down, threaded, sight moved back, and thread protector for under $80 and I had it back in a week. I had it done by Long Range Precision in TN.

Sounds like a good deal. Where are they (city)? I need my Marlin done.

Don't know where you are located but if you are going to the silencer shoot in Dallas this month I'll be there with my Ruger Mk3 and you can shoot them side by side. Mine has a 4.5" pac-lite barrel. I used to live in Dallas and would have been there in a second but I've moved to TN now. I did ...

Thanks. I downloaded the program (twice since I got the 32 bit one first but needed 64) and the file. Got it saved as a .dwg and tried to open it in AutoCAD. Evidently my 2004 CAD isn't up tp opening it. Guess I need to pony up and upgrade. For now I'll keep trying

M3 is fine. The feedramps aren't important I guess. That is what I was looking for I appreciate it. I'd still take a .dwg if anybody has it. Will save me a lot of work.

Does anyone have a copy of this? AR15 has the lower prints but I can't seem to find any for an upper.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Tango2249 wrote:Where can you purchase a slide racker for the Buckmark, or is this something that you have to make?

Here is a guy that makes nice Buckmark stuff but it's made to order and not in stock I think. I ended up finding him on a rimfire forum but here is his site.

http://rusty22.com/Projects.htm

Got my Buckmark and love it. See pics above.

I'll be posting again when I mail my first check!!! Might be soon. Want to go to the dealers shop tomorrow morning and start my first transfer. Hope it goes smoothly and quickly. Thanks to all the guys who gave me GREAT info on my first post though! Make sure not to settle for something that you do...

I am currently at 60 guns. I didn't even know how many until I decided to go through them as I was moving the safe and record serial #'s, options, accesories etc on each one. There is redundancy obviously but I do like different things also so I am far from having my collection down to fewer caliber...

MSC182 wrote:Some of us are just new members.

Welcome! At least you made your presence known.

i guess i didn't explain it, correctly. i have an AR15 that i want to have cut down (by ADCO) all the way to the gas block. i want an SBR, but i like my rifle, so i'm having it cut down instead of building a new one. HOWEVER, my lower is a high shelf and if i'm going to go through the hassles of cu...

Another route may be to SBR a Plum Crazy lower because it's lighter than a regular one. SBR shaves the weight down quite a bit. The PC lowers weigh about a pound less than aluminum, so the whole package would be uber light weight. Just a thought. I've built a rifle with composite upper and lower, J...

Im wanting to form 1 a lower so I can stop shooting pistol versions. I have several AR lowers but with the fact that it's another life long purchase I'm not opposed to buying another lower for this purpose. So just wondering if there is really any that are better besides billet machined ones. Which...

I decided to go Buckmark because I already had one and love it. I had to get a different one to have threaded since I had a nickel plated model but I'm happy. I think they have better controls and trigger quality out of the box. I also found the site below to allow 1911 grips to be put on Buckmarks....

Is the current thought in the industry to put an AR stock on everything to make it sell? I hate this and I like lever guns.

Im wanting to form 1 a lower so I can stop shooting pistol versions. I have several AR lowers but with the fact that it's another life long purchase I'm not opposed to buying another lower for this purpose. So just wondering if there is really any that are better besides billet machined ones. Which ...

Just wondering if anyone here knows how accurate is Rugers thread jobs?? Putting a Sparrow on it, well when my wait is over. I just took my dedicated AR barrel with longer threads and turned down enough of the threads at the muzzle to allow the O-ring engagement to work properly. Tried it on a budd...

Well I decided to go Buckmark since I just like mine so much but after realizing that mine was nickel finished and would probably not hold up after threading I ended up finding another Buckmark. Found a used one with the Tac Sol sight/scope rail, 4" threaded bull barrel (not slab sided), G10 gr...