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A metric shit ton.

The fit of a bolt action in a stock is critical to accuracy. The fit of an AR upper and lower is not. Don’t compare apples to bricks. I totally understand if it is a personal preference. I have several foibles when it comes to firearms, but I know how to keep my pet peeves and facts...

David Tubb made the comment several years ago at the Masters that he tried to eliminate all play between the upper and lower and the result was reduced accuracy. There isn’t much about accuracy that David Tubb doesn’t know. I’ve never seen anyone be able to prove any appreciable difference in...

Get a rear tensioning pin from JPE and call it a day. I’ve never worried about upper and lower fit, or tensioning pins, and I’ve run 5.56 AR’s out to 1,000yds.

No, if you put a wrench on it you can back it off.

KAC maintains some crazy tight tolerances. On their carbines, where they make the receiver, receiver end plate, castle nut, and receiver extension tube, there isn’t even a provision to stake said castle nut. This isn’t for the same reason that Anderson doesn’t provide it; Anderson just doesn’t...

Within reason,who makes a receiver for a company is less important than how that customer company specs out their requirements. The same manufacturer can make very different receivers, quality-wise, for two different companies.

My buddy uses a handload with a 125grn Nosler Ballistic Tip on deer and hogs.

https://www.southeasttraders.com/threads/combat-carbine-teamwork-dec-1-aragon-ga.19956/

Class went well and weather was great. I got to meet a lot of good folks. 1 student shot 6.5 Creedmoor from an LRI-customized Ruger PR; everyone else shot .308. There were several Ruger PR’s, a Savage, 2 gas guns, and the rest were some form of Remington 700. 1 shooter used a suppressor...

Sportsman Outdoor Superstore has them advertised for $1559.99, “in stock and ready to ship”. Pretty interesting.

I’ve been interested since I first saw those. Nice to see someone do something different.

Unless something has changed, Aero was making the lowers for Spike’s.

I'm running this course again in Jefferson GA on December 1

See y'all this weekend!

I’m offering a couple’s deal for this class; $350 total for the pair.

A driver in ATL that uses their turn signal is pretty rare and I ain’t paying $6k for one of those, either!

The “Christmas tree” style reticles are easy to use once you actually run one. I was against them at first, I thought they would be too busy and occlude too much of my view, but that is not the case. These optics ain’t for the riflemen, they’re for DM’s. When you’re looking at engaging from...

No I did not.

This is an excellent way for folks to get trained out to 1,000yds, while spreading the cost and time spent out over a reasonable period. Take this course and get the classroom and close range stuff knocked out. Later, at your convenice, attend 1 day of training in Tennessee and finish out the...