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I was more thinking they might use this as a way to go after the "gun show loophole" with more honest language by actually attacking private sales.

I've never broke in anything.

I haven't heard much made of this yet. http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2016/07/robert-farago/facebook-arranged-sale-for-dallas-cop-killers-ak-74/

I have a dozen in the packaging and 3 out that I use a lot. Basically extended personal testing. I've tried keeping them fully loaded in my range bag, to simulate a carry mag, done mag dumps, bowling pin and steel shoots. Never a hiccup, but I didn't buy any until the problems were fixed. I...

Magpuls are fine IMO. I've been using a few for range and competition for well over a year and no issues. At this point I wouldn't hesitate to use them as carry mags. PA has had them on sale for $11 several times. KCI are either good or not good. I've had a couple for years that are fine, and...

It's almost all mag/feed angle related. If I were even going to try it would be with a mutant type lower than uses AK mags. I would guess it cuts way down on the issues.

They all have issues. Some just have owners that don't shoot enough for them to present themselves.

I bet if getting an AK to shoot AR accuracy, they have to tighten up everything to AR specs and as a result becomes less reliable. Color me unimpressed.

Probably .750

Because if you're running an fsb, you are generally going with standard handguards, so the GI barrel nut would be needed.

And if geissele made an upper/rail combo, you would have one.

Do you want an fsb? Some rails come with their own barrel nut, so it depends.

We're not talking ok versus good. This is really nice versus really, really nice. There will be no issues with passing either to you're grandchildren.

If I absolutely had to kill somebody and had one shot to do it, it would have to be with a high scope ringed mini14 while standing.

Target detection is by far the hardest part, at least when it's not wanting to get shot. At one class, I was using irons but not important, we had 6 targets hid in the area around the pistol pits at the CMP range. The farthest was 500+ yards away in the woods, I had no problem finding it. The...

The most valuable attribute to a scope is the ability to return to zero. If it can't do that, it's junk. I don't have zero stops, only the ability to zero the turrets by moving the cap after zeroing, but it works. This is also a must after confirming data in the field.

Learning some of this stuff, I'm no master at it btw, made me wonder why anybody wants to buy bdc type scopes. They're only set to one load in lab conditions so you have to add in the figuring anyway. If you're an iron sights shooter, you can also do a plenty good enough job ranging with no...

If you can tell the difference between a .25moa and .34moa adjustment you're a much better shooter than me. I think mil-mil is slightly better for ranging at unknown distances but I'm fine with either. The only thing I wouldn't buy is a mil-moa scope. One thing to think about, it's only a...

Why MOA, just curious? The slightly finer adjustments? Less math?

My second. In a few months, no more switching.