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If you prefer to think in inches and yards, the ranging formula is: (Size of target in inches X 27.778) / mils = range in yards Say you have a 24” target, you measure it with your reticle and get 2.752mils. 24” x 27.778 = 666.672 666.672 / 2.752 = 242.25 yards

Basic Precision Rifle Course April 13-14, 2019 Class will be held at the Elk River Training Center on their 1,000 yard range 4626 SR 50 Pelham TN 37366 Both days will start at 0800hrs Central Standard Time and run until approximately 1700hrs CST. There will be a 1 hour lunch break each day...

Precision Applications, LLC will be conducting a Guerrilla Sniper Course on February 9-10, 2019 at Arena Training Facility in Blakely GA. Arena Training Facility 200 Sherman Rd Blakely GA Topics covered will include, but are not limited to: -Discussion of ammunition, weapon and gear specific...

SOLGW has police trade-in hard chrome DD BCG's for $125. The representative pic looks to be in very good shape. DD has not made these for a while. https://sonsoflibertygunworks.com/collections/sale-items/products/daniel-defense-chrome-lined-bcg-semi-auto-used?variant=13000639578194

When cycling by hand, the Sionics NP3 BCG makes the action feel smoother than the previous mil-spec setup. Hasn't done anything for reliability, as the M4 was 100% reliable before. It does, however, clean up much easier. I believe I paid $185 for it. That's $30 - $50 more than the SOLGW...

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I’ve seen malfunctions caused by excessively fouled/dry BCG’s. I can’t say with certainty what part, or parts, caused them.

It’s got a McFarland gas ring in it. I’ve got maybe 1,000 rounds through this BCG so far, probably less. Shouldn’t be any gas ring issues yet.

Bolt as it looked immediately upon disassembly. Bolt immediately after wiping down with a paper towel. Another view of the bolt tail after wiping down with a paper towel. Soaked for 1 hour in AC Delco Top Engine Cleaner, a couple of turns with a CAT-4 Tool, then a quick rub with a...

I’ve been running a Sionics NP3-coated BCG for a little while now in my main carbine. Thought I would take some pics and show how well it cleans up. I had approximately 500 rounds of IMI M193 ball through this M4 since the last cleaning. I usually go much longer than this before I clean, but...

For no real reason? There is a HUGE, REAL reason; the ability to punch body armor and penetrate intermediate barriers. A gun that is quiet and comfortable to shoot, but won’t put an armored foe down, is not what I want to use. And, like I said, running a 5” 5.56 would be asinine. Everything...

Why would anyone run a 5” 5.56? A 10” would make much more sense, and the added length won’t make any difference in CQB. Sound and flash works both ways, and the majority of both are going AWAY from the shooter, TOWARDS the target, so it’s added shit the threat has to deal with. Under...

With the increase in active shooters, the possibility of engaging nogoodniks at longer distances is likewise increasing. I don’t shoot matches, so I’m not a fan of PCC’s. For one thing, for anti-personnel use I want to be able to punch through body armor. I already have cans to fit every...

Not a fan myself, unless it’s select-fire.

Not in a long time.

Me and a buddy were running ours at 2,000yds at Arena several years ago. Guy offered me too much $ for mine.......now I want another.

Glad to see a resurgence in .300WinMag. The USMC switching over to .300WinMag won’t hurt it’s popularity.

Exactly. If the key to accuracy were upper to lower fit, and it's that easy to achieve, companies like JPE and Lanxang would be doing it. I've got a JPE that I special ordered from them years ago. Hands down, the most accurate semi-auto .308 I've ever shot. I've never noticed the upper to...

Just shows ya that even folks that buy expensive kit don't always know what the fuck they're doing.