Billy Harrington is eternal

hes dead

~~That's not actually Billy~~

*shush*

moron

aight so I'll assume that the MRA barrels + radian bolt are actually fine because the .223 rem go/no-go gauges are, well, shorter than a 5.56 fail gauge
the slight catching + friction of the bolt lugs on the chamber lugs on a .223 no-go leads me to believe that while it fails the no-go, it would "pass" both a .223 field and a 5.56 field "failure" gauge, making it safe to operate as it would likely not go into battery with an additional .003" and for sure not with the +0.01" of a 5.56 field gauge
this would make sense because, since the bolt is supposed to be mil-spec (and by all measurements the lugs are), it would be based on 5.56 gauges and is otherwise fine to operate, despite the .223 no-go failure. I also won't reload my 5.56 brass, so a short brass life means nothing to me

Now the question is my .308, which is the biggest fuck up of it all. Past return date, 25% restock fee if they do accept it, no indication of why it is not working properly. Meaning I have to drive an hour away and ask another company if I can keep fingerfucking their barrels and using the gauge dildo until I find a barrel that works with my bolt.

aight so I'll assume that the MRA barrels + radian bolt are actually fine because the .223 rem go/no-go gauges are, well, shorter than a 5.56 fail gauge
the slight catching + friction of the bolt lugs on the chamber lugs on a .223 no-go leads me to believe that while it fails the no-go, it would "pass" both a .223 field and a 5.56 field "failure" gauge, making it safe to operate as it would likely not go into battery with an additional .003" and for sure not with the +0.01" of a 5.56 field gauge
this would make sense because, since the bolt is supposed to be mil-spec (and by all measurements the lugs are), it would be based on 5.56 gauges and is otherwise fine to operate, despite the .223 no-go failure. I also won't reload my 5.56 brass, so a short brass life means nothing to me

Now the question is my .308, which is the biggest fuck up of it all. Past return date, 25% restock fee if they do accept it, no indication of why it is not working properly. Meaning I have to drive an hour away and ask another company if I can keep fingerfucking their barrels and using the gauge dildo until I find a barrel that works with my bolt.

aight so I'll assume that the MRA barrels + radian bolt are actually fine because the .223 rem go/no-go gauges are, well, shorter than a 5.56 fail gauge
the slight catching + friction of the bolt lugs on the chamber lugs on a .223 no-go leads me to believe that while it fails the no-go, it would "pass" both a .223 field and a 5.56 field "failure" gauge, making it safe to operate as it would likely not go into battery with an additional .003" and for sure not with the +0.01" of a 5.56 field gauge
this would make sense because, since the bolt is supposed to be mil-spec (and by all measurements the lugs are), it would be based on 5.56 gauges and is otherwise fine to operate, despite the .223 no-go failure. I also won't reload my 5.56 brass, so a short brass life means nothing to me

Now the question is my .308, which is the biggest fuck up of it all. Past return date, 25% restock fee if they do accept it, no indication of why it is not working properly. Meaning I have to drive an hour away and ask another company if I can keep fingerfucking their barrels and using the gauge dildo until I find a barrel that works with my bolt.

aight so I'll assume that the MRA barrels + radian bolt are actually fine because the .223 rem go/no-go gauges are, well, shorter than a 5.56 fail gauge
the slight catching + friction of the bolt lugs on the chamber lugs on a .223 no-go leads me to believe that while it fails the no-go, it would "pass" both a .223 field and a 5.56 field "failure" gauge, making it safe to operate as it would likely not go into battery with an additional .003" and for sure not with the +0.01" of a 5.56 field gauge
this would make sense because, since the bolt is supposed to be mil-spec (and by all measurements the lugs are), it would be based on 5.56 gauges and is otherwise fine to operate, despite the .223 no-go failure. I also won't reload my 5.56 brass, so a short brass life means nothing to me

Now the question is my .308, which is the biggest fuck up of it all. Past return date, 25% restock fee if they do accept it, no indication of why it is not working properly. Meaning I have to drive an hour away and ask another company if I can keep fingerfucking their barrels and using the gauge dildo until I find a barrel that works with my bolt.

are gorkas a meme or should I actually import one

meme, don’t

rog thanks

@raifu

they look neato and comfy but i dont want to spend 150 on a meme

hi

theyre kind of a meme

thats what Im worried about

unless you need a windbreaker set

for dry cold stuff

i live in a fairly tame climate, winter rarely gets below -5 but it rains alot since im coastal

gorkas aren’t waterproof right?

not too much snow

theyre very not waterpoof

afaik they’re just big windbreakers for mountain warfare

*proof

aight so I'll assume that the MRA barrels + radian bolt are actually fine because the .223 rem go/no-go gauges are, well, shorter than a 5.56 fail gauge
the slight catching + friction of the bolt lugs on the chamber lugs on a .223 no-go leads me to believe that while it fails the no-go, it would "pass" both a .223 field and a 5.56 field "failure" gauge, making it safe to operate as it would likely not go into battery with an additional .003" and for sure not with the +0.01" of a 5.56 field gauge
this would make sense because, since the bolt is supposed to be mil-spec (and by all measurements the lugs are), it would be based on 5.56 gauges and is otherwise fine to operate, despite the .223 no-go failure. I also won't reload my 5.56 brass, so a short brass life means nothing to me

Now the question is my .308, which is the biggest fuck up of it all. Past return date, 25% restock fee if they do accept it, no indication of why it is not working properly. Meaning I have to drive an hour away and ask another company if I can keep fingerfucking their barrels and using the gauge dildo until I find a barrel that works with my bolt.

damn

oh really? I thought that was a big appeal to them

they look aesthetic

lmao no theyre full canvas

they look aesthetic but i thought they were waterproof

knew i could count on you guys

they look ehh

depends on the one

like if you do dry winter stuff you can layer a bunch of stuff under it

the tan and dark brown one was the colour scheme i was miring

maybe forest green and dark green

ive snowboarded in it, got really cold cause not waterproof

damn

but if they arent waterproof then they're useless to me