Yea my dad just showed me that aero on and it's hawt, j already got the Brownells link ....it's in my cart for the 1st of april

(when muh paycheck hits)

nice

april's gonna be lit

Prolly

Here I'll screencap what is going in there.

I did research it enough to make sure the barrel is 16" with a .750 gas journal, should work well.

what barrel is that i.e. who makes it, send link etc.

https://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/barrel-parts/rifle-barrels/ar-15-16-barrel-mid-length-1-2-28-1-8-black-sku100044555-134953-247245.aspx

I heard someone talking about wanting a Viking axe for a weapon during the boog

@DustMustBust witnessed

Ohhh it was you thats right

A what

Idk what model

Can you send a picture

Yea that’s the model

Nice, that's a steal my dude as long as there's nothing wrong with it

Sheet I can’t find it now

When you get it send me pictures of the inside and out, specifically the barrel and bore

It may have already sold

Bruh

I did also find a bushmaster upper

For like 240

Not quite as good

I know

It was sold

Sad man hours

@Bard

bruh

that sucks m8 I'm sorry

So i just discovered alot of my grandfather's bought/built 45acp lead loads. Shot alot a while ago and was relieved that I was almost out but SUPRISE we found more

Im talking almost 1000 lead loads and everytime I shoot them I am so scared im gonna die but ammo is ammo and homie needs to train

Lead loads are fine

As long as it isn't sketchily loaded ya naw mean?

Like bulges and its not the lead its the fact that theyre hand loads and I have ZERO clue as to where they came from or if those people like to experiment. Im afraid of squibs more than anything

How to identify poor loads

Somebody plz explain whats going on here

It wasnt like this when I bought it, is something wrong?

Got an extra washer?

Or the tip of the barrel? That may be carbon. Hit it with oil and a brass brush to clean that up

Looks like carbon