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That is correct, however .223 is just that. 0.223", therefore larger than .22". I'm not saying it's "Right", just what the guide says.

Their are freeze dryers for sale...3k to 5k. (Off topic, I hear Skittles run through one are 'Da Bomb'.)

Well, heck. At least three times, this week, I made predictions concerning the 2A. Just know, any "fantastic" reports concerning me are ridiculously FALSE.

Especially hot rod ones. Lol.

This is a visual representation of your very own Sig line. "Believe half of what you see and none of what you hear." What manner of wheat bread taco is that, any way?

No one has mentioned the greatest of them all? Of course, I'm referring to the venerable Pat McManus. Maybe not the most informative but definitely the most entertaining.

So. This is what "tactfullness" looks like. Thank You. My initial reaction, while still High Road, didn't sound like this. Lol.

Someone in my family has a WWII take home one of those. First gun I've ever shot, maybe 7 years old. Definitely may "grail gun".

Having recently built my first AR-10, I understand one reason for not hunting with it. Are there other reasons, besides it's M-60 like weight profile? Hopefully mine is the exception, not the rule.

Here is a pic. Safariland 123

Safariland. They make, I think four sizes. I've had one for mt 1911, since I've had a 1911. Lol It wraps around your belt and secures with Velcro.

Too late to guess, Maple? A little bit of thought suggests Pecan. A little more research defenitly suggests Pecan. Maple seems like a stupid guess, now. Lol

I'll never forget my "first". Still love her.

Thank You for this pic. He looks exactly like how I thought he would. Including that smile.

Sorry for the confusion. Normal operation is to move the rear take down pin, and pivot the upper away from the lower. Because the buffer tube was bottomed out, it is now catching on the bolt carrier. I need to move BOTH pins in order to separate the two parts. I suppose I'll take it back, next...

Heck. I wish I was half as Purdy as that collection. Lol.

A long while ago, I brought a PSA lower that I put together with a PSA parts kit to my local FFL. I was there to do a transfer for two more lowers. I asked how much he'd charge to torque the castle nut on the 308 I brought with. The fine gentleman that he is, took care of a couple more pressing...

I'm looking at your name, then at your pic, then back at your name. Thinking the universe has found perfection. Nice!

My mother's favorite. "If you had another brain, you'd be twice as stupid!"

Oh, HELL NO! Goes to show, good employees are truly hard to find. I've been out of the manufacturing field for a long time, but I when I was in it, every process was expected to implement total quality control. Sounds like you need a 3lb hammer at every station, if something doesn't pass...