Dead Air used to have the best CS in the business, but most everything about DA has gone down hill for a long time. That has nothing to do with you not understanding the promotion. Many, many suppressor companies have been running promotions just like this for years, it’s so you’ll buy a can...
I think I have a spare factory Howa trigger I could pull one off of if you can't find any. Make sure you collapse one coil on the spring while you're in there, it makes the factory trigger really good.
I used a Beartooth comb riser that might be a great option for some of you. It’s an easy install, and comes with a bunch of foam pieces so you can add and remove height from the comb. My buddy needed it on a Howa Superlight since the factory rail is insanely tall. On a Tikka cut down and the...
As someone said, its usually so they can clearly see the same aiming point through the whole string of shots. If you pump three 30 cal holes into a 3/4" center aiming point, it become fuzzy if not essentially obliterated. When it comes time to do your final sight in, then you turn the turret...
If Paul had come up through the rankings like anybody else, he'd never have made it to the guys with the talent Joshua has. I'm all for Paul getting beat up by guys with more talent and skill than he can dream of, I'm thinking he should try Andy Ruiz Jr next.
My dad has had multiple heart attacks. The first one very nearly killed him when he had just turned 50. He's 72 now, and when we started hunting about 10 years ago, this was my biggest fear, causing me to jolt awake from actual nightmares of him having another one while we were in BFE Nevada...
I started out with an X-Curve, thought it fit me well, but then I tired a Crux and it was a great improvement. Bought a set of Krux stays for my training bag so it matches my hunt bag, and its been a huge positive for me.
Personally, I find pistol reloading to be a little tougher in some ways that bottle neck rifle. With pistol reloading, you absolutely have to be hyper attentive to prevent double charging powders. Rifle cartridges are tough to double charge, its shockingly easy in most pistol cartridges even...
I'm not sure what problems he had. I have one barrel that was a prefit, and that was a snap. For my other barrel I had to pull the extension off the original barrel and headspace the new one. That was pretty much exactly like setting headspace on a Remage, pretty easy really.
None of it was very tight, I think you could do it with an armorer's wrench, 1 1/16 or 27mm closed end or crow's foot, and one of those AICS magazine blocks.
I don't think one picture is enough to say its not an install issue. People damage the index pin and slot in the receiver all the time, and that will get the extension in the wrong orientation and the gas tube canted which will cause it to rub on the gas key and you'll get all kinds of issues...
Interesting, maybe there is some pressure on the lugs from that ring and its not allowing the bolt to unlock freely enough. The extension does look off to me. Who installed the barrel? Is the pin slot in the receiver tight and square? The pin undamaged?
I got some muffs for kids for my nephew so he could go to the races. They're pretty nice and he and his little sister like wearing them, well sized for kids.