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Do you have measurements or a model number so I can look up the measurements myself online to see what size this thing is?

I'll take it if it falls through with Thursty!

Thanks guys, he does a great job. I've had him make me several knives over the years, from large to small. I'll get them all gathered up and post some pictures of them and some of the custom sheaths that I had Eagle Creek Gunleather make for some of the larger ones.

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Another bump, with more relaxed trading options. Thanks for looking, Whisper

The lower is Imbel, according to the gurus on the FAL forum. I haven't looked at the t,s&h yet to see it they are marked. The lower and bolt+carrier and barrel are not numbered. I'll have to see if I can find some I.D. s on these parts. Stay tuned!

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Very very nice, TNPhil. Since a gent I met a couple of months ago had AGM night vision on his AR . . .Ohhhhhh the temptation. I mean, limit yourself to only daylight with the acreage you have? Just think: Delilah would cost only half as much because of twice her possibilities. Using my math, the Night Scope would be 'free'.

They could sell tickets to drive through protestors and pay that thing off in a month. They could even charge by how annoying the protesting group is. Those JSO idiots would fetch a steep ticket price, but it'd be cheap compared to LA rioter ticket price.

Used the bench mount belt sander to thin some heads. It's faster but needs hand sanding to square them. Hand sanded some casings with live primers. Got the surface down until letters were gone. Primers are still a bit deeper in pockets. I'll sand more after they are fired. Looked for parts, all used or out of stock.

Thanks, any info beyond the Imbel receiver? My understanding is there is a wide variety in quality and value depending on the parts used.

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First time I heard about this dna business, I couldn’t believe people would voluntarily submit this much personal information to a random company. Turns out I was wrong.

If you or someone you know jumped on the bandwagon, according to terms of service, you cannot delete your info... The TOS infers your info can only be shared with your express consent. If you could delete your info, why is the company valued at $300m? If you could delete your info why would a pharmaceutical bid for it? Why would that pharmaceutical promise to use the info in an ethical manner? Big enough issue to catch congressional attention

*$950*

Under top picture, I'll move it.