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Hedging the election
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Re: Hedging the election
A very important item (see Venezuela). The paper mills and paper converting machines will be down rapidly after the zombie plague, EMP, TEOTWAWKI, etc.
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Thanks for the tips. I ordered this. Says its finished in Blueing. Is that ok? I picked Elite Firearms in Lake Jackson for my FFL. I have to call them tomorrow to see if they are interested.AndyC wrote:If I wanted something inexpensive but good quality, I'd look hard at the Aero Precision 16" mid-length rifle for $559 - you just choose the furniture you want:
http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/re ... +PRECISION
Me, I'm looking into ammo - I'm pretty much set (almost) for magazines and AR-15 lowers/LPKs.
I forgot about toilet paper. Hopefully this hedge will not be necessary. Everybody go vote. Please.
***Update This was stolen in the burglary where all my magazines and my toilet paper were stolen as well***
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Just in case people don't think it's important enough to get out and vote for the future of the Supreme Court and the end of the Obamacare disaster and open borders, I received my final "topping off" shipment last night of 62 gr M855 green tip.
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Its like more expensive Lego, right?AndyC wrote:Yep, that's fine - I think you did good, Philip. Remember you'll need to buy a butt-stock and fore-end for it
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Precisely! One of the attractions of the format. Even though your new rifle will come very-minimal-assembly required, you have the choice of dozens of stocks, dozens of fore-ends, and scores of sights and optics.philip964 wrote:Its like more expensive Lego, right?AndyC wrote:Yep, that's fine - I think you did good, Philip. Remember you'll need to buy a butt-stock and fore-end for it
A quick note as you start shopping for the stock: note that your rifle's buffer tube assembly is mil-spec sized, not "commercial." IMHO, mil-spec is what you want; the diameter is a bit smaller and the wall of the buffer tube itself is built sturdier. But they are sized differently. So you definitely want a stock that's sized to fit mil-spec, not commercial. That will be in the details about whatever makes/models you look at.
FWIW, I've had a low-priority purchase in the back of my mind for quite some time. Not something I really intended to add to the safe. But last night--having already voted--I was sitting there thinking about the possible outcome today and decided this particular purchase would be one that's highly distasteful to HRC. I'm gonna drive to the dealer at lunchtime and pick it up. As the results start coming in, I'll strip it down, clean it, lube it, stick a micro red-dot on it, and do a quick and dirty laser boresight of the red-dot. If the anti-2A candidate wins, I'll be able to take some small solace in prepping the new toy while I listen to the electoral vote count.
This expenditure isn't really Andy's fault--he may not even approve of the selection--but I've gotten so used to blaming him for recent purchases that I'll keep up the tradition.
So it is Andy's fault.
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Yeah, that's it. I blame him too! No way I am going to take personal responsibility for running out of room in my safe(s)! Thanks Skiprr!!!!Skiprr wrote:
So it is Andy's fault.
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Skiprr wrote:So it is Andy's fault.
It may not be Andy's fault, but we'll blame him anyway…
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