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Just stick with what's stamped on the gun. Problem solved.

I watched cowboy tv and movies, played with toy guns, cap pistols and bb guns when a kid. But I was never really "into" any of them. I was about 14 when I walked into Littles Hardware. A local old time, real hardware that was owned and run by "Who Else But" Mr. Little. Hardware stores back then...

So, You make your own bed. Don't cry because you have to sleep in it.

There's no loop holes. It's not about gun shows. The dems are the most back stabbing underhanded low life's your gonna find. Look behind you. It's being able to sell/give to your brother, son/daughter, your neighbor, a friend, a collector or anyone else. Accept Nothing as truth from them...

I've lived in this mid size town for 10 years. I've seen exactly 3 people open carry in that 10 years. I don't and personally don't know anyone that does. It's not for me to say if you should or not. To each his own.

I think I must have stepped off the path or something. Cause suddenly, I got lost?

I'm not real interested in adding optics right now. Maybe later. More of a iron sight guy. Always have been. Not saying anything wrong with optics. I would think that moving the rear sight as far back from front sight could help improve accuracy, more or less. Just me.

You right. Maybe I should move it back. "Probably shouldn't listen to me"? You right again. No one should listen to anyone but me.

Gotta say, I liked shooting the gun. But, Not the charging Handel. Just awkward for me. The little old school nob out to the side would be just fine " for me:.

First shots today. The gun worked great. No fails, no hiccups at all. Perfect.

I been shooting, cleaning and oiling guns for more years than a whole lot of people here have been alive. I've used them all. Gun oils and grease, auto grease and oils, aviation oils and grease and even some secret formulas that seem to be not so secret. Ridiculous and even more ridiculous. A...

I did have a extra spring and detent left over. I likes spare parts. Enough of em and can I build another gun.

Slip 2000 EWG. Been using for a couple years now. Good stuff.

5.56 ammo and a couple 10 round mags from gunmagwarehouse.

I don't generally use break free but I Agree with you 110% on the wd40.

I'm not looking to get into what oil or grease brand, type, how often or even where. Except. Inside the bolt of AR 15. My first AR and I'm learning my gun. I see some say you should drop some oil into the holes in the bolt and some say you should disassemble the bolt and oil the gas block...

The channel locks with duct tape worked great. Allen Wrench just a tad smaller than the trigger and hammer group pins and take down pins made getting them in there a lot easier. Especially the hammer. I also used a nail set tool to drive in the roll pins. A little blue tape and not a single...

I've seen the tension screw but I've not seen any info on what to do with it in any videos or anywhere else. So far I've just kind of let it lay.

Complete and ready for the range.

None of the above. None comes close to what "motivates" a true gun enthusiasts. Amateurs maybe. But not real enthusiasts. Maybe because there is no complete explanation.