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I have the Shield 9mm, G26 and XDs 45. I like them all for different reasons and carry them all at different times. Of the three, the Shield and G26 get the most use. Not to add more confusion, but I also carry my G19 and M&P 9 Compact quite a bit too. It all just depends on what I'm wearing...

As mentioned, PSA has sales from time-to-time for $50 lowers. AimSurplus offers SA&A lowers for $60, in addition to the Aero Precision for $85 (in stock now) and the Spike's for $80 (w/free shipping). Aim also offers the Spike's Calico Jack, Punisher and Zombie lowers for $90 (also w/free...

I just got my Delta Company Arms 10.3" Blackout barrel yesterday. There will be a new SBR'd AR born this holiday season!

The Larue LT111, LT112 and LT158 all offer some cant in the mount. I'm not sure if those will work for you, because I'm not exactly sure what you're looking for (I must be missing something).

If you're going for a .223, I see no need for all the extra weight of a typical short action rifle. Especially if you're already familiar with CZs. I've got 4 Savage rifles now, all chambered in short action calibers. I also own 3 CZ 527s, all in calibers prefectly suited to the micro action.

I have three CZ 527s. IMHO, you really can't go wrong with them.

I'm hoping that my 10.3" DCA barrel arrives tomorrow so I can do some "holiday upper building" this weekend. I just have to decide which forend/rail/tube I want to use. Luckily, I already have two registered SBR lowers I can throw it on. No waiting for this one!

Midway has Hornady ($37/50pcs) Grendel brass in stock right now that is marginally more than their ($34/50pcs) .308 brass. Just sayin'. ;)

- Have it engraved on the front of the magwell or under the trigger-guard. Both places are very inconspicuous. - Once you go through the time/expense and hassle of the NFA process, selling one will seem very unappealing. - See my first reply above. - A stripped AR lower fits fine in a small...

I've got two of them... I actually sprayed the stocks with matte clear Amluma-Hyde II. Not so much for the dirt, but more because the factory camo paint seems to chip and flake off just from looking at it. ETA: The one on the right (.308 10PC) shoots very, very well. So well that when...

I love my TAC-4. I run the aforementioned Walmart bulk packs without issue. Just keep is a bit wet until it gets broken in.

Inside 400 yards, it's a wash. Beyond that and the Grendel starts to shine.

I have a CZ 527 action out at McGowen Precision right now being rebarreled for 300 BLK. I've got a stack of magazines here I need to modify before the rifle comes back, though. My ongoing build -> http://www.cz527.com/527-variants-and-wildcats/about-to-get-started-on-a-300blk-conversion!/msg77/

I have never purchased an AR in anything more than "stripped lower" configuration, so technically, all of mine are Frankenguns. If you go by the brand of lower, I have Stag, DPMS, RRA, (multiple) Essential Arms, Zombie Defense, Spike's Tactical, DDLES and (multiple) PSA. I even have two 0%...

With a ramped bolt, you can use any regular LPK. I'm not sure anyone is even making a 9mm bolt that is NOT ramped these days. As for the buffer, you can use a regular carbine buffer, but most use a heaver (H1/2/3) one. I am running Slash's 9mm Heavy Q buffer in mine...

http://www.savagearms.com The only two 10FP-SRs (.223 and .308) are 22" barrels that look to be a medium-heavy profile.

This is my current "long range" stick, a Savage Model 10 Precision Carbine in .308 Winchester. It's got a 20" medium/heavy barrel, detachable box magazine, Accutrigger, digital camo Accustock and a Harris tilt/swivel bipod. The scope is a Bushnell Elite Tactical 3-12x44mm (FFP, mil/mil...

Check out the new Trophy Hunter XP packages. These come with a 3-9x40 Nikon BDC scope, which is a considerable upgrade over previous packages we have offered. It is completely compatible with Nikon's proprietary Spot-On ballistic software. We anticipate actual sales prices to be $499 to $599 for...

With all of the 6.5mm discussion, you should probably read Zak Smith's excellent article on the short action 6.5mm offerings... http://demigodllc.com/articles/6.5-shootout-260-6.5x47-6.5-creedmoor/

I think you're on the right track with the .260 Remington. I think it is just about the most underrated, over performing short action cartridge ever designed. Accuracy should be fine for your "pencil" barrel. Recoil will fall squarely between the .308 and the .243, but ballistics will be...