The boss says she'll give it a shot, as long as it's okay that she's neither fat nor a guy.
BTW, for those of you following my LR308 woes - remember that on the second trip back to DPMS they said they couldn't duplicate the problems I was having? Well it arrived back from them yesterday so I cleaned it up last night and took it to the range today where I set up a video camera with a good view of the ejection port so I could show them the problems in motion and possibly give them a better idea of what was happening.
Started the tape and over the next hour or so ran 100 rounds through it (20 Federal .308 150gr PP, 20 PPU .308 145gr FMJ, 20 Lake City M80 13, 20 CBC M80 13, 20 CBC M80 12 in five different factory magazines) with no failures of any type and half dollar size 5 shot groups at 50 yards. Not an exhaustive test but it was failing three, four, or more times per magazine before I sent it back to them this last time - and I had another project to work on at the range today (in a later post).
Anyway, I don't know if they maybe actually did repair something or if it was just something tight that needed a lot of breakin that it got from all their test firing (maybe a tight chamber?). The only thing different here was that instead of lubing it with oil when I cleaned it last night I used a liberal amount of white lithium grease as well as glomming a good sized glob of high temp red grease on the buffer spring that I'd previously just lightly oiled.
