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Welcome and thanks for joining

Good post Dusty

Had I known i would have asked for a shoulder. Im going to make a threaded spacer so the face of the barrel wont see wear from the suppressor.

im still at the fondling stage. I have a small issue with the thread length. I need to fabricate a spacer. Should I make you one as well?

I saw the Gun Digest Book of Rimfire Rifles Assembly and Disassembly listed at Brownells today Anyone here going to get this and give some feedback? ;D Gun Digest Book of Rimfire Rifles Assembly/Disassembly has long been the standard for easy-to-understand instructions on cleaning and maintaining a huge variety of rimfire rifles. Now, in this 3rd edition, author Kevin Muramatsu has added and updated it with many of the latest models. More than 1,800 detailed photos show field-stripping and detailed disassembly steps in proper order. Along with easy-to-understand, step-by-step instructional text, every aspect of the parts involved and tools used is covered. With disassembly and reassembly instructions for 74 different rimfire rifles and 228 closely related models, this photo-intensive guide is a must-have for both novices and experts.

Welcome!!! Dont be shy about questions

here it is

I am always on the lookout for excellent condition preban AR-15's and lower receivers. They must be CT preban which was enacted slightly before the Federal AWB. Date can be determined by serial number. Typically I am looking at Bushmaster, Olympic Arms, PWA, Eagle Arms, Frankford Arsenal and Essential Arms Colts are not allowed regardless of date.

Here's the "After"

Here's the barrel

ok here's the before picture

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Well pictures tonight of this and my model 41

what are you doing here on a Tuesday

Thats it I got nothing in the mail for the first time in ages. <broke>

I now have all the parts except the suppressor to complete my 9mm AR-15 project.

;D

I was wondering about that.

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Yeah I knew what you meant. I just think its funny the .45 can is longer. The 762 is much heavier though. After having a 24" DPMS 308 with a bull barrel everything feels like a carbine ;D

Well I have actually accumulated about 180 pounds of ammo. We are covered :beer:

Ammo...you know what all this stuff cost? I cant afford ammo until 2013 :dance:

It's a 308 projectile in a 5.56 case. Hows this picture for some relativity ;D

Cant wait for me to move in I bet :laugh:

Here's one of my 3 latest. It took getting the suppressor to give me the initiative to put the parts together. My plan is only using this with the 220 grain subsonic loads