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post 1492426111 04-25-2017, 11:15 AM
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Originally Posted By weightsb4dates
g19 vs 26 discussion incoming.

just carry a rhino 20ds .357 mag.



alright dudes who shoot bolt guns. I know nothing about bolt guns. i have a 30-06 that i want to put into a composite stock, can i drop the action into any composite stock or do i have take the action out of my gun now and see what it is first? I see alot for the remington 700, my gun is an imported from england BSA Arms that was given to me many years ago, idk what the action is other than i know its long action.
You would be better off buying a different action really. There are a lot of aftermarket parts out there for 700 actions. If there isn't a compatible aftermarket for the import you would need to have one made which would cost more than a new accurate synthetic rifle out of the box. I have a savage stainless predator in .308 that is a great shooter and what's nice about those is the barrel lug is easily changed to different calibers. You could buy a bolt gun that shoots sub MOA and has syenthitc stock pretty cheap. If your going to start reloading 6mm BR or other cartridges are ballisticaly a little better. I like .308 because I have shot it the most long range and know the ballistics of the loads I use. If your planning to shoot long range though don't buy a short bbl rifle. The longer barrels over the short 16-18" tacticool will have better velocity. I think they lose about 200fps per inch under 24"-26". Varget powder is slow and temperature stable so it's a great longer bb/ heavier bullet weight .308/.223 powder. I shoot benchmark for lighter bullets, it's faster burn rate gets more velocity out of a shorter barrel / lighter bullet.

Wife and kids flew out to AZ for a wedding. Just me and the new pupper for 9 days. Might get some shooting in not sure.
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Originally Posted By SpeedCheeser
I've been using Grave Before Shave stuff. Many people recommend Honest Amish, but I've yet to use it personally.
The smell of Honest Amish isn't great. It's like a cinnamon/black licorice.
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post 1492427001 04-25-2017, 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted By Sleev-les
Afternoon MFC....

I'm looking for some opinions on my Remington 700P .338LM so let me start out with my setup and then I'll get to the point

Remington 700P .338 LM
Built in muzzle brake
"Out of the box" stock
Swivel nut rail adapter
Atlas Bipod
Nightforce 5.5 to 22 (Nightforce Rings)

I was finally able to get out and shoot this lil guy over the weekend and I know there has to be more potential to this rifle. First off, the swivel nut adapter comes loose no matter what you do to keep it tight. Any further its going to strip out. So this is making the bipod wobble, creating issues maintaining the target. Second, the stock just does not feel that great as its just the basic stock (whatever it comes with). Third, this rifle hops like a kid in a moon bounce.

So, I'm looking at improving. I'm looking at a manners stock or XLR chassis system. Other recommendations are welcome, but the reviews and price points seem pretty good on either of these (I know AI is even higher cost, but probably one of the best). Either way, I want a stock that accepts the Atlas Bipod without an adapter.

I'm also looking at a better trigger since I've already determined I want to customize this rifle and take full advantage of what it can do.

The biggest thing I'm looking for options on is the brake. The built in brake just doesn't cut it and looks like I'd need a smith to cut it off and thread the barrel. Now, since I want to make this a badazz rifle would you have a smith work the barrel and install a new brake or would you rather rebarrel the rifle with something better through and through?

Let me know what you guys think.
I usually run a KRG Xray and am now running an XLR. I love the XLR so far. Well balanced and the grip setup/adjustability of the cheek-rest is great. AI chassis are good, but heavy. You would also need an adaptor for the bipod as you mentioned.

My favorite brakes (.308/6.5) is the APA lil bastard and the 419 Hellfire (using now). Both require only a threaded muzzle, as you set timing on them and snug the down with a collar nut.
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post 1492427931 04-25-2017, 11:28 AM
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Originally Posted By Sleev-les
Afternoon MFC....

I'm also looking at a better trigger since I've already determined I want to customize this rifle and take full advantage of what it can do.


Let me know what you guys think.
I put a timney flat trigger in mine and it is very nice - can't help you with anything else - mine's stock except for the trigger
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post 1492427991 04-25-2017, 11:28 AM
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Originally Posted By jason_bh
I was thinking about that. Have to put it to use somehow.


SRS, where's Blump when you need him?
Asking a guy that has to shave once a month

plsThese are what I use.

I only use the shampoo once or twice a week, everyone is different. Use the oil most days, but always after using the shampoo. My facial hair is naturally stiff, hard, and will flake, but using these makes it glorious.
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post 1492428271 04-25-2017, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted By lmnopotts
Love their stuff.

My $0.02
Gentlemen's Blend: Oil has a nice bourbon fragrance but the balm is more vanilla heavy
Pine Scent: This oil and balm is my go-to, nice scent but doesn't last all day (how I like it)
Green tin "beard balm" (the one with the flight cap & goggles): A subdued version of Pine Scent, still good

Outdoorsman Blend: Reviews are saying it's pretty much just citronella oil. Use only for yard work as it's not something you'll want to wear to work or a night out. I'll probably pick up a bottle come summer for hikes that have really bad flies (for both me and my dog).

Oh, and their beard wash smells amazing too. Regrowing and only using oils now, I found out the hard way that my trimmer with 10 length settings really only has 2; 5 o'clock short or 10 o'clock Jason Statham short.
Gentlemen's Blend (bourbon) and Cigar Blend (vanilla) are my 2 favorites. I was using oils more when my beard was shorter. Now I'm on about a half Sp3cial time and I'm more using the balms to help try and control it and keep it neat.

I put my clippers on about a 12 guard and trim down with the hair (not up against it) just to help knock back fly aways and then use no guard and free hand it to try and shape it or trim up when necessary.
Originally Posted By Sp3cialK
The smell of Honest Amish isn't great. It's like a cinnamon/black licorice.
Might skip on it then. Don't think I want to smell like licorice.
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post 1492428961 04-25-2017, 11:36 AM
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Which stealthgear holster would be best for aiwb for a shield 45 the appendix or iwb mini?
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Originally Posted By Plateauplower
You would be better off buying a different action really. There are a lot of aftermarket parts out there for 700 actions. If there isn't a compatible aftermarket for the import you would need to have one made which would cost more than a new accurate synthetic rifle out of the box. I have a savage stainless predator in .308 that is a great shooter and what's nice about those is the barrel lug is easily changed to different calibers. You could buy a bolt gun that shoots sub MOA and has syenthitc stock pretty cheap. If your going to start reloading 6mm BR or other cartridges are ballisticaly a little better. I like .308 because I have shot it the most long range and know the ballistics of the loads I use. If your planning to shoot long range though don't buy a short bbl rifle. The longer barrels over the short 16-18" tacticool will have better velocity.I think they lose about 200fps per inch under 24"-26". Varget powder is slow and temperature stable so it's a great longer bb/ heavier bullet weight .308/.223 powder. I shoot benchmark for lighter bullets, it's faster burn rate gets more velocity out of a shorter barrel / lighter bullet.

Wife and kids flew out to AZ for a wedding. Just me and the new pupper for 9 days. Might get some shooting in not sure.
Nah. Like 17 fps per inch. I'm 169 fps down with 168 fgmm in my new 16.5" compared to my old 26" 700.

I found the data in this article to be very similar to my experience and it's what lead me to do a short barrel. When I add a can, I don't want a 34" barrel setup. My setup with be around 22-23" with the can.


http://rifleshooter.com/2013/11/supe...-action-rifle/
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post 1492429451 04-25-2017, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted By GMFB702
Which stealthgear holster would be best for aiwb for a shield 45 the appendix or iwb mini?
probably the one designed for appendix carry
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Originally Posted By Sp3cialK
I usually run a KRG Xray and am now running an XLR. I love the XLR so far. Well balanced and the grip setup/adjustability of the cheek-rest is great. AI chassis are good, but heavy. You would also need an adaptor for the bipod as you mentioned.

My favorite brakes (.308/6.5) is the APA lil bastard and the 419 Hellfire (using now). Both require only a threaded muzzle, as you set timing on them and snug the down with a collar nut.
Just started checking out APA's website. I know I'd have to have a smith cut down my barrel and thread it as the pepper pot type brake on mine is part of the barrel. I'm just not sure whether to go that route or get a better barrel (too) with the brake. I think I'm leaning more toward the XLR. I'm glad to hear you like that one.
Originally Posted By rtm0004
I put a timney flat trigger in mine and it is very nice - can't help you with anything else - mine's stock except for the trigger
I'll look into them. It's like I said, I know there is plenty of potential and I've decided I want to make this rifle more than an "out of the box" rifle..
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Originally Posted By rtm0004
I put a timney flat trigger in mine and it is very nice - can't help you with anything else - mine's stock except for the trigger
Timney 517 flat is goat.
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Originally Posted By mm394006
You're making much better progress on yours than I am on mine.
I need to just step it up and buy the stuff instead of waiting for a sale.
25% off BA barrels:http://www.monmouthreloading.com/pro...stic-advantage
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post 1492430431 04-25-2017, 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted By Meatie
what if instead you just had "PRIMARY PRIMARY PRIMARY PRIMARY PRIMARY" stamped on one side, and then "MACHINE MACHINE MACHINE MACHINE MACHINE" stamped on the other? insta win!
That's probably one of the best ideas I've ever seen you post man. I like it.
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Originally Posted By GMFB702
Which stealthgear holster would be best for aiwb for a shield 45 the appendix or iwb mini?
You're seriously asking if an IWB or anAppendixIWB holster would be best for appendix carry?
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[QUOTE=OrificeSpunk post_id=1492348371]Dumping my mfc folder

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[QUOTE=jason_bh post_id=1492399081]What is the MFC approved beard ointment again?[/QUOTE]semen ?
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Who let this guy in? ^^^
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I'm going to have multiple Primary Machine logos tattooed to my johnson . . . then when I get aroused they would all show up.










All 2-1/2 of them.
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What happens when all those people that pre-ordered those slides, realize that it is not a Gears of War gun?
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Originally Posted By taf1968
I'm going to have multiple Primary Machine logos tattooed to my johnson . . . then when I get aroused they would all show up.










All 2-1/2 of them.
So 1/2" logos? Nice.
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Originally Posted By rtm0004
probably the one designed for appendix carry
Originally Posted By jason_bh
You're seriously asking if an IWB or anAppendixIWB holster would be best for appendix carry?
I thought a few people here ran the mini IWB while appendix carrying and I wanted to know if there was a specific reason why they chose that over the appendix. Maybe I was mistaken thought I'd ask though before buying.
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Originally Posted By Ikeman83
I f***ing love you
I was seriously going to order one off of the BA site about an hour ago and I got 3 phone calls for work and didn't get back around to it.

Which gas block do you recommend?
Can I use the AR15 barrel nut it lists in the recommended add-ons or do I need to pick up an AR10 version??
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Originally Posted By GMFB702
I thought a few people here ran the mini IWB while appendix carrying and I wanted to know if there was a specific reason why they chose that over the appendix. Maybe I was mistaken thought I'd ask though before buying.
I have the mini - I think it would work for an aiwb but it def is not the best choice - it's prob twice as long and the gun is canted in the holster
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Originally Posted By rtm0004
I have the mini - I think it would work for an aiwb but it def is not the best choice - it's prob twice as long and the gun is canted in the holster
Thanks on spread I'm gonna go ahead and grab the appendix then.
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Originally Posted By rtm0004
I have the mini - I think it would work for an aiwb but it def is not the best choice - it's prob twice as long andthe gun is cantedin the holster
This is the real issue. You can (and I have) wear a regular IWB holster in an appendix position comfortably enough, but the angle of the gun is not ideal for optimal draw in that location. Most IWB have a forward cant (tilt) because they're meant to be worn around the 4 oclock position on your body, making them easier to draw from when you reach behind you. When you put that on your front side, that cant points the grip away from your hand, making you need to cock your wrist at weird angles to get a full grip on the gun. A holster made for appendix carry will have no cant or cant to the rear, making it easier to grab it when in front of you.
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Trying to make a section on pistol for USPSA Production....

Deciding between either a series 1 Shadow custom for 900

Or

Wait a month or so, and I can get a Shadow 2 for 1050



What do MFC?


EDIT: Relent, how bad is the finish/holster wear on these series 1 Shadow's?
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Anyone want to be my best friend ever and let me know what I am missing from my AR-10 build??
(pretty similar to what Ike is putting together... I just want make sure I've accounted for everything)

M5 Builder Set w/ 15" M-LOK Handguard, Gen 2 - FDE Cerakote(upper-lower-handguard)
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New BATF letter stating the legality of shouldering pistol braces
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Originally Posted By jason_bh
Who let this guy in? ^^^
Originally Posted By thefullmonte
Trying to make a section on pistol for USPSA Production....

Deciding between either a series 1 Shadow custom for 900

Or

Wait a month or so, and I can get a Shadow 2 for 1050



What do MFC?
scratch both and get a Tanfoglio stock II



but srs ... depends on your location, if your shooting season is weather dependent then loosing a month will take a lot of shooing away from you.

in reality the shadow 2 is 7 oz heavier and a bit longer sight radius but I dont think you will see a difference if you are a class B or C shooter..
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Originally Posted By Sp3cialK
The smell of Honest Amish isn't great. It's like a cinnamon/black licorice.
lol at that name and logo!

I'm first generation English on my moms side. Everyone is Amish.
Dodgers!
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Originally Posted By SpeedCheeser
This is the real issue. You can (and I have) wear a regular IWB holster in an appendix position comfortably enough, but the angle of the gun is not ideal for optimal draw in that location. Most IWB have a forward cant (tilt) because they're meant to be worn around the 4 oclock position on your body, making them easier to draw from when you reach behind you. When you put that on your front side, that cant points the grip away from your hand, making you need to cock your wrist at weird angles to get a full grip on the gun. A holster made for appendix carry will have no cant or cant to the rear, making it easier to grab it when in front of you.
Got it thank you for the insight ordering an appendix.
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