Recent content by jhnrckr

bore guide protects the riffling and crown against cleaning rod damage by keeping the rod aligned down the middle of the barrel.

lots of missing poodles, chihuahuas and cats in my neighborhood

As a side note, it was one of the items that was deleted during the Clinton Regime. People were paying big money for pre-ban guns with the lug. Get it for an investment.

CETMEs are cool just not for $600 and not the Century version.

i cant imagine any gunsmith would sign off on shooting that thing. If you had flood insurance they should pay for a new gun.

I have an R-25 and after some trigger work I am happy with it. Rock River Arms makes a better gun for less money if you want to get on the waiting list. Armalite has some nice ones too.

a .223 will tear them up good but forget tracking them if they dont drop dead on impact. If you hit a boar in the shields you probably wont see a drop of blood. head or neck and you are golden.

make sure the little dial with the L and R adjustments is on the right side and the little dial with the Up and Down is on the top when you remount it.

Superformance

can you hunt with a semi auto rifle in IN?

After a heavy range session clean the action and clean barrel with a copper cutting solvent. run an oiled patch thru to simulate a fouling shot so there is no flier next time I go hunt or to the range. If i shoot a few rounds hunting I may spray barrel out with brake cleaner and leave it til...

most ar's are single stage and you have to deal with grit and creep, a 2 stage is a simple way to fix a crude military trigger design.

As the other posters have said. a two stage is a safe way to make a military trigger perform like a target trigger. If you take apart your trigger group and inspect the sear/bearing surfaces you will see how a two stage takes the classic creep plagued design and makes it predictable and crisp...

Timney AR triggers are very good and will last forever. For the AR they are almost $200 and most of that is paying for the drop in convenience. You can get a good hammer/disconnect/trigger/spring kit for less than half the price and once installed you might not know which is which in the Pepsi...

There is only one way to find out but maybe you can see from the dings where and how it landed to ease your mind til you get to shoot it again.