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I attended one of their seminars a few months ago, I thought it was excellent & time well spent. Since I was already a member of Georgia Carry, it was free. They were up to date on the latest changes in GA law & gave out a very informative pamphlet on when/where you can defend yourself &...

The 10/22 Takedown threads are .565" long vs. the standard .400" used for .22 silencers. Ruger decided to thread it for the 556 flash hider instead of for silencers for some reason :banghead: The spacer previously mentioned would solve your problem.

I'll stop by the booth Friday afternoon.

Mini-30 with 3 - 20 round mags is always under my back seat. Why? The AR's wouldn't fit.

Most 7.62 suppressors use a 5/8-24 thread pitch. Not sure if there's enough meat on that barrel for threading.

Core15 has a combo package that would get you every thing you need without breaking the bank. http://core15rifles.com/core15-m4-rifle-.22lr-m4-upper-combo.html

That's a good price if the installation includes both pistols. FYI - The Glock factory here in Smyrna charges $57/gun to install their night sights.

An indoor range where I used to be a member asked several of us particpating in a local Arfcom shoot for our papers. Several of us are no longer members there.

That is very cool (wrong word) indeed! I was playing around with a Fluke TI25 thermal imager last weekend at the hunting camp. I was planning on using it to help retrieve downed doves, but didn't have any land in the bushes. I was getting readings of 210-220 degrees F on the lid of a Weber...

I've had similar dreams where I'm in a fire fight & my TEC-9 keeps jamming. In my case, the dream was spawned by reality.

Liberty can recore it, then you'll be able to take it apart for cleaning. http://libertycans.net/Retrofit.html

From days of yore.

Dalton Autos A couple from my Dalton auto collection. These are my most utilized & EDC knives. [/URL]

It is a most excellent show, I'll be there. It's a better use of your $'s than attending one of the lame gun shows in the area. My collection of Dalton automatics is about to expand.

A NFA dealer did mine for free, they are no longer in business, but here are some of the larger SOT's & they may offer the same service. http://www.dawsonvillegunandpawn.com/ http://www.bullseyeindoorrange.com/ http://www.cherokeegun.com/index.php

The 300 BLK uses a faster burning powder so it's not spewing a fire ball out the end of a SBR like a 5.56 round would.

These guys claim to have subsonic ammo that expands. No experience & I don't know if it will feed in an AR. http://lehighdefense.com/Subsonic.html

I've got a Hi-Lux/Leatherwood CMR 1-4 on my 9.5" 300 BLK that has worked well for me. It has an illuminated dot/horse shoe reticle for close range & a BDC lower cross hair for longer ranges. You can zero it at any distance & then lock in that setting as the "0" on the turret. I zeroed it at 50...

Savage bailed on their 300 BLK offering because their 20" 1:10 twist barrels wouldn't stabilize 220 gr. subsonic rounds. Most manufacturers are using 1:7 or 1:8 twist barrels. The new HandiRifle uses a 16" 1:7 twist barrel. Savage was cheaping out by trying to save money using .308 twist...

Balrog - I agree with your summary after attending these & RK Shows for many years. I bought nothing at last weekend's show. The only cool thing I saw was a 9" 300 BLK upper that the AR Bunker built.