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    MY PRECIOUS! New AR-15 build

    thanks
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    MY PRECIOUS! New AR-15 build

    I'm running into an issue. My gas block has moved slightly forward over time due to the opposite reaction forces from the gas piston. The gas block is held on with "C" clamps only, no pins. There is a dimple on the underside of the barrel, opposite the gas port, which could be used to retain a...
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    .223 Inside the Home?

    Ha! One of the best quotes I've ever seen. :D I knooooooooow. :cool: This is suppose to be about the rounds used. Assume used in the correct scenario. -The Murf
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    .223 Inside the Home?

    Roger. Copy all. My mistake, thanks for looking out for me. -The Murf
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    .223 Inside the Home?

    Maybe I was a little overzealous in my first post. No I don't plan on "putting the final round in a guy to end his life", I'm just trying to illustrate the extreme prejudice to which I would be trying to "solve the problem", if it means they die, well they die. The use of force to retaliate...
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    .223 Inside the Home?

    I agree that buckshot would be better "manstopper". I have to have a realistic compromise. The facts aren't going to change; no shotgun yet, not living alone or in a rural setting, I may very well miss, Im not going to ask the intruder to stand where it is safe for me to shoot. That...
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    .223 Inside the Home?

    Ron, I appreciate the input. I wholeheartedly agree that a shotgun loaded with birdshot would be better. But like I wrote at the start of the thread, I don't have one, and it will be a while before I do get one. So right now I'm stuck with my AR. I would love to do some experiments, maybe...
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    .223 Inside the Home?

    Hardee Har har..... ...But seriously, I didn't post this to get mocked. I have a legitimate question, and I am ignorant of the facts so I came seeking answers. If a low grain varmint round virtually explodes when it hits the aforementioned varmint, what will it do when it hits sheet rock...
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    .223 Inside the Home?

    At the risk of beating a dead horse and starting a flame war I pose a question to the group. I ask because I've seen so many conflicting opinions (many not based on fact on either side of the argument). I would like well thought out answers, backed up with resonable arguments. OK, here it...
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    MY PRECIOUS! New AR-15 build

    I talked with Corey. He made an op-rod that fits with the Midwest Industries SS handguard that I have. I have that Op-rod. Also, he informed me that they changed the design slightly so the operation isn't as harsh, using less gas. I asked him about damage to the barrel nut and He said it won't...
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    MY PRECIOUS! New AR-15 build

    Yep, just got a reply email from Midwest Ind., it is an aluminum barrel nut. My next step is to email Osprey and ask their opinion (which may be biased in their favor).
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    MY PRECIOUS! New AR-15 build

    Tony. Thanks for the complement and for looking out for me. I do believe the Midwest barrel nut is aluminum. I will keep a watch on that. I didn't know about roller cam pins, that's a great idea. I am using the steel pin that came with the system. I am concerned about the front sight...
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    MY PRECIOUS! New AR-15 build

    Why ditch the piston? Do they cause problems?
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    MY PRECIOUS! New AR-15 build

    Thanks Possum. I appreciate that. I had a lot of fun building it and I learned a lot too. I went with the piston system because it seemed reasonably cleaner and more rugged, and I'm lazy. I hope it works out well.
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    MY PRECIOUS! New AR-15 build

    Yeah, I definitely want to change out the grip. I was also thinking of getting the Magpul angled fore grip for the rail. Next though, is probably some optics. I'm thinking of getting an ACOG with a RMR, it is a bit expensive but I have the funds....so I figure, why not?
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    MY PRECIOUS! New AR-15 build

    Yes. Midwest makes a great product. It's very versatile, you can put the rails only where you need them or even leave them off, and it's lightweight which is always a good thing.
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    MY PRECIOUS! New AR-15 build

    Not yet. I just finished it last night. I might let somebody else shoot it first. Just in case it blows up with on the first round, HA! I've never built a rifle before, so I may have botched something up, but I'm fairly confident that it will be ok.
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    MY PRECIOUS! New AR-15 build

    I just built my very own AR-15 from scratch. S&W M&P lower receiver Timberwolf lower receiver parts kit Magpul Stock Yankee Hill Machine A3 Upper Receiver Yankee Hill Machine BUIS Yankee Hill Machine Folding Front Sight Block Osprey Defense OPS-418 Midlength Piston Kit Superior Barrels...
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    New Member? Introduce yourself here (just intros, questions get answered elsewhere)

    Hi, new guy here. I just bought a CZ97B about a month and a half ago. I just finished building my own AR-15 and I have a M1 Garand from CMP. I'm in the Navy for about two more months. I enjoy shooting. I'm looking into getting into IDPA at a local range.
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