Wish I knew who bought the rifle from the shop I sold it to, he closed for business middle of this covid thing

Put em on like Craigslist or something

Or try to sell them to a pawn shop

🤷‍♂️

Not sure I can sell em to a pawn shop tbh.. unless the owner needs the ammo. Is 17 still about
.25 a rd

Like 13 bucks for a box of 50

About .25

I think

Ok at least that's a starting point, might try craigslist or something

Yea

You said their cci vmax

About 1500 rd of hmr and 500 or so of hornet

All vmax ammo

Nice

And sort of kicked myself for this one because the price went up on it but I sold his cooper on a trade for a rifle i no longer have and 2k in 5.56

I ended up with a mid length m4 I really like from del-ton

But if I can offload this ammo, I'll be able to get the upper I want for my ar15 chambered in .224 valkyrie

225 valkyrie is a mean round

224

i'm finding conflicting information on this, does anyone know which type of steel is best for an AR-15 bolt: Carpenter 158 or 9310?

https://youtu.be/GiqSNGprBIA

I dont lnowanything about ars

I want my vepr 12 but everyone is out of em :(

@110100100 9310 is better. If you can find one made of 8260 get it.

The only gun I need is one to stop the dems

@Ironman which properties of 8260 make it superior to the other 2 considering it's yield and tensile strength are so much less?

Shock resistance.

Its not a slow buildup of pressure. Its an instant "boom!"

There are better steels but it really depends on how much you want to pay.

4340 is the industry standard in gun parts. 4340 isnt very hard though and wears quickly. The original colt 1911s were very soft and many showed severe wear after a couple thousand rounds.

This is a life goal right here.

how could you

I'll hyuckin' do it again...

no

nooooo

yes