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A guy on gunco did one. http://www.gunco.net/forums/255-ar-15-biy-forum/78648-ar-15-build-complete-w-jack-squat-flat.html Finishing off one of the 80% receivers available today is so easy using a router based jig that I cant understand why anybody would take on one of these weld ups unless...

I don't know about your area, but I have not been to a gun show where 5.45 was not readily available. They have cases stacked like cord wood. Average price is around $110 for 960 rounds.

I'm not crazy about the screwing them together route. The problem is not the bolt itself, grade 8s are plenty strong. The problem as I see it is the trunnion. The trunnion is only .100 thick, where the threads have to be placed. Meaning when using a 10-32 bolt, under the best possible...

EO Tech

I bought mine from Tapco http://www.tapco.com/product_information.asp?number=MNT0930&back=yes&dept=194&last=21

Forget the Hotlips, wait for the Steel lips.

I found that the EO Tech sat too low, when mounted directly to my flat top. You may find you'll want to get a riser.

Topglock has BC steel lips for $27

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Butler Creek stock and barrel Power Custom hammer and sear Volquartson extractor, bolt release, oversize safety and mag release. Buffer Technoligy buffer. Simmons 44Mag 6-12x44 AO scope

I'm headed to Pittsburgh for the NRA convention that weekend, so I wont be able to make it. However if your a member there, You might know a good friend of mine that shoots there frequently, goes by the name of digger.

Poodle is right on the money. RFC has got everything you could ever want to know concerning your 10/22

Help me out here. I've lived in MA over 40 years (Metro west) and I've never even heard of Byfield. Is it a village, part of another town? Where the heck is it?

Forgot to add, Tantal is probably the best source. Make sure you read this before you get involved with Kalinka. http://www.gunsnet.net/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=127716

They are great sights. Not for the Military? Au contraire, They are made for the Military. The problem is trying to get one. They are imported in small batches and sell out very quickly. I don't know of anybody who has any in stock right now. When I bought mine, I prepaid for it and...

Ruger 10/22 Butler creek stock w/fold up Bipod. .920 carbon fibre barrel. VQ trigger, Hammer, Sear, Extractor, bolt release, buffer, extended mag release. Simmons 44Mag 6-20x40 AO adjustable on Weaver mount.

"Definitely and AR15! You need a good rifle that shoots American ammunition other than your little 10-22." That would be the SAR-3;)

If I had to choose one from each group, the first 3 out of the safe would be my SAR-1, Mossy 500 and my Glock 17, allowed one more it would probebly be my 10/22,

Now this one above is a great example of a grip reduction done right. As for those other ones:eek:

You need the 9mm trifecta.