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If you live on the beach side the Salt will destroy anything that is not protected including turning aluminum to white powder

Great detailed instructions and pics. Please if anyone is substituting a full stock for a pistol grip or a Shockwave on a Mossy 500, be aware that the bolt that holds the stock on is a different length on pistol grips. If you use the bolt for the full size stock on the pistol grip, it will break...

Yes they keep it in a glass case where fiddly fingers cannot touch it. It has been in there for close to two years now. I have watched the price go from 9500 down to 7200. If I had the money to buy it and flip it I would, the temptation to want to keep it would be too strong. It has that...

There is one here at my LG s for $7,200 looks brand new still in box

Usually you get what you pay for, but sometimes you pay more for what you do not get.

I believe Springfield M1A super matches and M25s had a rear lug welded on, in addition to the two front lugs.

When Remington bought Bushmaster and moved the facilities from Maine to New York, many of the Bushmaster employees choose to remain in their home state of Maine, and started Windham. Windham is more like the original Bushmaster than the current Bushmaster, now owned by Remington.

I bought my first AR at a sporting goods store in Baton Rouge in 1979 for $295. They called it a CAR 15. It was made by Colt and had a 16-inch chrome moly Barrel and a telescopic stock with the round handguards, no forward assist.

This rifle looks to be very similar to a Browning BAR. It is like new in a presentation case with extra mags and leather sling. What is it worth?

All rifles pistols Etc will jam up tight eventually if they're never used.

I have the century milled AK with a 10 inch barrel. Not very accurate but it will devour the steel cased ammo all day long without a hiccup. The factory trigger is so light it is scary and it is one heavy brick.

Yes sir. Hey gunny if I still lived in Saint Gabriel I run over for a cup. I had a 45 series 70 Colt stolen out of my pickup truck in Denham Springs about 30 years ago where everybody used to party on the Amite river under the Florida Boulevard Bridge..

Exactly and the zip ties just eliminate the annoying rattle and do not degrade accuracy in any way, and the zip ties bother me less than the rattle did. Now it's rattle free and just as accurate. Now the rattle that was just in my brain is nowhere, it is gone.

BTW does anyone know why JP Enterprises quit making a rear takedown tensioning pin they do not even know.

I thank you Mistwolf and someguy 2008 for recognizing the problem is sloppy tolerances in the production but as we all know most AR15 have it. That's why I have three LMT's with no zip ties. If anyone needs zip ties send me a self-addressed stamped envelope and I'll send you a few of them along...

You are like a teenager that every time their parents catch them doing something they try and change the subject. You can call me dad if you like

I think you need to fly to New Orleans because you are extremely afraid of voodoo. When you arrive let me know I know a lady there that can remove the curse from you

Oh so now you think an AR-15 is considered a precision rifle from the factory without being reworked by a qualified armorer? Yes it does not position anything upward it positions it together. First of all you need to remember the planet is a sphere. What is up to you here is down to somebody in...

Zip ties go on the outside of the receiver not the inside and yes sir I am aware that a fully loaded magazine inserted putting pressure on the bottom of the bolt does take out some of the slop, however the Magazine spring will give more and provides less resistance to eliminating the rattle than...

What time I recovered a big four wheel drive out of the woods it had big fat tires on it. It could not be towed all the flats even though the road was mostly sand because it kept wanting to track to the side that had the flat tire in hit trees, so I jammed about 25 to 30 pieces of Tire string...