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Background : I earned myself an operating a motorboat with BAC over .08 in Indiana in July . I was on my pontoon idling in the idle zone. The kind CO nearby said my wake was too large and after a series of strange hand tests that he couldn't quite explain or do himself, the breathalyzer came...

I haven't seen any of this on the National news.:rolleyes: I thought I would let you guys in other parts of the country what is happening here. Coincidence? http://www.wxyz.com/mostpopular/story/Massive-Federal-Raid-in-Lenawee-County/eE6ZljBWa0uFOMUdtOLzvw.cspx...

I have 2 of them and they are solid rifles. I have put 1000's through each and just like any AR, If you run them wet, they run.

Well.... since that was the thread I was speaking of in my first post and you directed me to the Tacticool ammo I also spoke of, you really didn't need to direct me to another thread doing exactly what I asked this one not to do for the finale. A simple can't be done would have been more...

I am interested in knowing if any of you guys have any experience in loading subsonic .223 loads. These will be used in an AR and if at all possible, I would like them to cycle the action. I have seen links to some Tacticool brand of ammo that claims to be exactly what I am interested in...

That round killed lots of GI's. Just sayin'........

Just lay your cases out and spray them with lube. You will get enough around the necks of some that it will lube the die enough for the rest.

I wouldn't. If it is at 1.746, it will stretch to 1.75 within a firing and sizing or 2 if it isn't split and worn out by then.

After reading the above posts, I am so glad I went with a Dillon 550B for my first reloader. Sure, it may have a slight issue from time to time but nothing like the aforementioned menagerie of potential headaches. I can get 450 an hour easy out of it without much effort and that includes...

Dillon carbide dies are great, they are all I use. .357 sig is a bottleneck case however, and bottleneck cases should be lubed. Run the die all the way down to the shellplate and then back it off so it just doesn't touch. Put in a case, run it up and tighten the lock ring. It will resize the...

Wolf large rifle primers are hard enough for what you want and their small rifle magnum primers are supposedly designed just for AR type applications. I have used about 5000 of them and they always go bang. Good quality and they are all facing the same direction in they tray. :) Another bonus...

Thanks for the replies guys. I thought it might have belonged there as it was blued inside. I have just never seen an open hole in a receiver and wasn't sure if it was supposed to be there. The gun was a steal but I don't feel bad because the guy got it in a trade for something and didn't...

Great guns/parts and great guys. I stop and talk to them at every Indy1500 and usually end up buying something they have. I have 2 of their M-4's and one M2 built on a RRA receiver-one of the old ones that just have the columnar rollmarks and all of the forge marks. The DS are sharp and tight.

I bought a dozen "kits" from Global trades in the late 90's and they were all from Poland. They were the best looking AK's I have ever seen. The Polish AKM's had a high gloss finish. They offered a Matte finish AKS, I believe, that had a folding stock. The Matte ones had the new style...

Hi guys, I just picked up one of these rifles last night for 100.:) According to the Serial number, it is a 1980 production gun. No safety and no checkering. Gold trigger. Very good shape, One peculiar thing is that there is a hole in the left side of the receiver up by the barrel that...