Bendersquint wrote:

Surly wrote:Rails suck. I leave all of my weaponry as it was originally conceived.

So your AR15 has a 20" barrel, three prong flash hider, triangle grips and nasty reliability?

Don't forget the 1-12 twist barrel that wont stabilize much above 55gr.

L1A1Rocker wrote:I didn't see anything wrong with it.

Other than being too short.

eric10mm wrote:You must be new to the game. The latest hotness has hand guards with short rail sections installed only where the user desires.

Or, grow some calluses on your office-soft hands and man up, Sally!

Yup.

No, I'd thread it smaller and make an adapter or press on/thread on a ring to index off of. As in here on my Marlin Papoose, my smith pressed on a small piece to cut a shoulder into. that's very neat! but won't work for me... unless i don't want my slide off ever again :lol: http://upload.wikimedia...

Great cake topper! Congrats!

No, I'd thread it smaller and make an adapter or press on/thread on a ring to index off of.

As in here on my Marlin Papoose, my smith pressed on a small piece to cut a shoulder into.

Figures, last time I went they didn't even have any in stock.

There are some popular guns on that list but I'd bet $$ it's just made up. There's no way several of those guns are even close to the top 10.

http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_8_35/481681_GEORGIA_SILENCER_HUNTING_BILL_NEEDS_HELP_NOW___3_20_12_.html&page=2 Bad news: I just got off the phone with Rep. Burns. He has "informally polled" members of the committee and believes that there is not enough votes to get it passed. However, h...

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Probably a little late on re-upping.

Find a better range with proper ventilation.

A legit abortion.

Thanks

Looks like that did the trick. I would have chucked up the can and put a little counterbore in there. You`ll have to do that to all the other adapters you get unless you go with a different brand. Why did you post in the SilencerCo section? It's a SilencerCo adapter. I have 8 other hosts and this i...

We had to relieve the rear of the adapter and shortened the nose and adapter about 1/16", only need to touch up the machined surfaces now. Overall it was a little aggravating but I'm pleased with the results. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v519/jmarkma/a5c7f771.jpg http://img.photobucket.com...

Tactical Solutions did some, don't know if they still do.

I enjoy Ed Brown firearms. I also own a 45 can. I fit a barrel (storm Lake) into one of my Brown pistols and this pistol runs great! It's not hard to have a barrel fitted. I just happen to do my own work. The lug cutters, gauges & reamers will set you back about $400 bucks (thru Brownells). I a...

Cool, looking forward to the results.

Where's the audio?

ETA:

http://mediamatters.org/mmtv/201202290008

Lol, big deal, his rhetorical point is correct.

Just to be clear I'm not posting this as a complaint only as an observation for those of you who may not own a Sparrow. I wish I had one but I don't believe they even existed 6 years ago when I purchased my Cascade Ti. My main issue with the adapter is the slight taper between the threads and the sh...

Thanks.

What's the issue with Ti in a sonic cleaner? Or is it just the Purple Power? I was thinking about using the vinegar/hydrogen peroxide mix on my solid Ti .22 suppressor in one.

Well, since you obviously represent SD or are a shill for them the "horrible" thing that has occurred is the lack of any positive experience with your product. Your company looks more like a void surrounded by a sphincter muscle rather than one that supplies a quality product. Sure there ...

Well we can be sure that almost everybody here owns or is going to own a suppressor. So far the one who owns a SD can has posted his bad experience. The only person defending them is you who says he has no interest in the company. Based on just what has occurred in this thread alone I bet allot of ...