M1 Garand and about 400 rounds.
Rock
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M1 Garand and about 400 rounds.
Rock
Bought myself a couple high dollar pillows and have been testing them thoroughly
2 steel bore ff blocks with rod slots and ports to 260 + specs w 7 petal fronts might actually get the twister running good for a change
I was thinking about building a couple more ARs. One light weight in 300 BO (with a shrouded barrel for a suppressor.. Custom with quick release) and and a long range billet AR in .22 Nosler.....Quote:
Originally Posted by rock
I want a Garand.. more for the bucket list!!! I love WWII military rifles. I have a Saginaw 30 Carbine!!! And a reissued in WWII 1911.
My Pillow?Quote:
Originally Posted by Capt.Insane-o
Have you considered the long range AR in 6.5 Grendel. You can buy factory loaded ammo from Hornady, Federal, Wolf and Alexander Arms or hand load Berger Classic Hunter 135gr. to 2500fps, Lapua Secnar 123gr. to around 2600fps or Lapua Secnar 108gr at around 2750 fps. I don't think there is a better round for the AR that can give you long range accuracy and good for hunting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Forkin' Crazy
I'd love to build a 300 blackout SBR AR some day.
http://www.rifleshootermag.com/edito...volution/84008
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWtEBX66bxk
Save effort and get a KAC SR15 Mod2. Beautiful piecesQuote:
Originally Posted by Forkin' Crazy
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Now waiting on new garage power feed to hook it up and learn to use it.
You ought to be able to build one of those ghost guns with that... :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Whaaaaat
Ya know the one with a fully automatic machine gun clip that shoot 30 rounds a second!!! :p
Very nice. That thing will do everything but wash your car.Quote:
Originally Posted by Whaaaaat
Rock
Ordered one of these...
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For one of these...
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I skimmed thru the manual. It won't help me load pictures to this site in the correct orientation. But still excited about everything else it can do!Quote:
Originally Posted by rock
Pardon my lack of the correct words but you need to open your photo on your desktop, go to edit and find something that will change the photo size. You must make it way bigger, then save it and then you can upload it and it wont fall over sideways and piss you off everytime you try to post a photo. It's a ton of fun. Hope that helped.Quote:
Originally Posted by Whaaaaat
Several years back I bought the pieces to convert one of my Bridgeports to a cnc machine. I wanted to make my own sleeves and with the help of James Perry was on my way till life threw one of it's bombs at me. Now I am downsizing and have sold many pieces of equipment leaving me with only the one Bridgeport. May still convert or may sell off cnc equipment, haven't decided. You will find your Bridgeport to be by far the most versatile and adjustable machine you will ever use. You will also find the investment in the machine will likely be surpassed by the tooling you will buy in the future. Wonderful machine you will never regret purchasing.
Rock
Well after a EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLAR hitAttachment 435130 on the credit card!, we're still waiting for Hilborn to make the manifold, we've had all the the other stuff for over a month! :(