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http://www.gotammollc.com/VELOCITY-AR15-AR10-3LB-DROP-IN-TRIGGER-p/velo1.htm Looks suspiciously similar to the Dark Sky trigger. I have one in my AR 308 and it's pretty dang good.

I used this set for my build. http://www.schuylerarmsco.com/product.m5-308-combo-set-stripped-upper-39-993 They certainly are worth looking at. Mine went together without a hitch and, so far, shoots about everything I've tried into 3/4 to 1 1/2 inch groups. If you go this way be sure to get...

The different sizes of gas block are in relation to the diameter of the barrel where the gas block mounts...mostly. The common sizes are .625 for a light weight barrel, .750 for a heavier barrel, .936 for a heavy barrel. The barrel manufacturer should provide this information. The distance...

Officially a firefighter of 29 years. Preparing to be a general reprobate with few interests except shooting, reloading, hunting and beer.

I don't remember how or why I found this place...but find it I did. I lurk mostly...drinking from the fountain of knowledge. ;)

I don't know anything about these..but the Sandman series looks interesting. http://www.deadairsilencers.com/products.html

Its not to difficult. You have to grind the pinched areas off the end of the op rod that carries the handle. When you do this the spring will let everything fly off unless you're prepared for it. I use small needle needle nosed vise grips to compress the spring and hold everything together...

Check this one out. I saw them on Freemont last time I was in Vegas, Master of Puppets by Bridge http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKxHS6toubI

I've been saying racist for some time. I look at it like racism is looking down on or mistreating people not of my race. That seems to me that, that is exactly what the Government and most media folks are doing to we gun owners. The media has been making us look like ignorant, paranoid...

If this is your final assembly and modification to your receiver tube, you might consider staking the nut so that it can't back off. The smaller notches on the nut on the receiver plate side are used for this. This is the military method of securing the nut. Some people use a drop of...

Check this site also. It may give you some ideas. http://www.metaltargets.com/

When you try to put the new barrel back in, some are very tight. Some won't go in at all. I've had to very lightly sand the shank of the new barrel to make it go in. This was on a new gun, never shot, and a new Tac-Sol barrel. Put a little oil on the shank of the new barrel and twist it...

Beware the rear take down pin detent spring. It's held in place by receiver plate. I loosen the castle nut while holding the plate down. Once the nut is fully loosened, slowly let the plate rise and rotate the plate and tube, capture the spring and remove, then go about your replacement...

Yes and no. The overall length has to be greater than 16". It doesn't have to be all barrel. It can be a flash suppressor or in the case of the barrel in the link below, a cage for a suppressor. If a suppressor is in your future, it might be worth a look...

Alright then...here goes. Real name is Mike. I've lived in Oklahoma, specifically in the Stillwater area all my life...46 years. I've hunted and fished as long as I can remember. I started reloading with my dad when I was 10 or 11 and still have and use the same equipment today, with a few...

I second this.:twocents: Pretty hard to beat for the money. Mine has very clear optics and walks the square via the adjustments.

I use a PACT Professional. I use the ballistic table that comes with it and print them off using the chronograph. Makes it handy to have a ballistic table rolled up in the box with my reloads.:twocents: http://pact.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=19&Itemid=34

It would be worth checking on.... Rock River had LPK's with their 2 stage trigger on sale for $95. That's cheap, had I been thinking I would have ordered more. I got 2 of them and they are great. The 2 stage is much better than the RR single stage. I'm sure there are better triggers, but...

Wow, that one looks familiar. :yelclap: Here's mine.

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