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Hi - my father is putting a Colt SAA together and is looking for someone to make him a set of grips. Can someone tell me (PM is fine if public posting is no-go) who Bob is and where to find him? Thanks!

http://www.srpc.info/about/about.shtml Join it. Seriously. It cost me $155 total for the first year and $55 every year after while I was at OSU. 500 yard rifle range and I was usually the only person out there.

It's common in hi-power competition to load ammo with lengths well past mag length in order to better engage the lands of the barrel when the bullet makes the jump from the throat. The rounds are single-loaded through the ejection port.

WOA barrels are stupid accurate. I watched a .5" 5 shot group at 100 yards shot with irons out of a 26" barrel.

I've got a SnapSafe...it was the only one that would fit width-wise into the hole I had planned. Moved it into my 2nd story apartment and assembled it by myself.

Check this guy out, he's in OKC. Sounds like you want the Nordic follower and mag tube spring. http://www.makereadyproshop.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=1814

I call this one, "Close as you can get to Baileys withoutcha eyes gettin wet."

So...uh...what does this do better than the CheyTac, or is it just a blatant ripoff?

Those silly 3gunners use kentucky windage out to 500 yards. Out to 300 yards it's a piece of cake with .223.

Like died. Took a doodie in the middle of a stage. Trigger wouldn't reset unless the rifle was racked reaaaaly gently. So he ran a bolt action AR and ejected half his magazine as live rounds. It was pretty painful to watch.

Cyrwus's Jard bit it hard at LaRue this year.

50 yards is a good zero for .223 on an AR. If you want to shoot longer range, verify your crossover at 200 yards or zero at 300.

Mine usually has oil leaking out of...er...everywhere. Don't worry 'bout it.

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It's a great range. There's a 50-500 yard range on one side, and a 0-200 yard range on the other. The 0-200 gets used a lot by the police and I saw the OSU ROTC out there once. There was rarely anyone else out there when I would go.

That's good advice. I really have a hard time grouping on a black target with an Eotech. Will have to try that out.

You're going to properly lube it too, right?

This does not make a bit of difference on a properly functioning AR. Make sure the gas key is tight, make sure the roll pin is holding the gas tube into the FSB properly, make sure you've got oil in all the right places, make sure you've got good mags, and make sure you've got good ammo.

Are you talking about the conversion kit that Colt used to sell? Then yes.

Good luck. The M16A2 is probably more like a competition rifle than any other standard issue semi-auto or select-fire military rifle out there.