whitewolf001

Dude, that is awesome!

Hecho en Mexico, jus saying...

Plus it can handle .308 Magnum calibers, at least up to .300RUM.

I like the new folding stock, it's VERY reminiscent of the AK12.

Well that's good, if you do start to experience any issues pertaining to that, your truck is covered for up to 150k or 10 years from date of original sale. I had the drive shaft on mine replaced under warranty, there was a TSB on it so I went ahead and got that knocked out. The OEM radios are nice user wise but they're junk for the most part. Been through 3 of the Panasonic bastards. Sent from the future using a flux capacitor.

Do NOT like the ribs, looks too gimmicky-ish to me or cheesy if you will.

That was a plethora of win.

You very much have a knack for these. Excellence every time amigo.

Have you had any issues with the Air Injection Pump yet? The 08-10 are kinda notorious for this. If your mileage is low enough or you fall under the year range it will qualify for an extended warranty. That's not to say yours does, just saying all around.

No prob, plus the new Pmags are gonna be pretty revolutionary as you can camo them however you want and the dyes will bond with polymer, not just stain it. :D

2nd gen Tundra owner here as well. I LOVE my truck and nicknamed her the Puma(Yes, she's a she as are all of my mechanical possessions, get over it). She's a 2011 with 23k, 5.7 4x4. I work about 2 miles from my 1st job at a Toyota dealership(Yeah, no biases there lol) and drive about 6 miles to the carpool pickup point for my 2nd so she gets little mileage on her and the longest trip she's been on was to New Orleans. I will say this, the 1st gen Tacoma 4cyl is the MOST reliable Toyota truck sold in America, even more so than their 22RE Toyota Truck counterparts.

Yes, I know it's ARFCOM but this vid has the entire new Magpul Lineup. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqqmRT7gv2I   And this one shows how you can make the new polymer gen M3 mags they're going to be releasing and different colors you can do them in at home.   http://youtu.be/Uq1C0tTfULM?t=2m37s    

They need long action as well...

Hey, no shame in that brother. We all need help from time to time and in a project like this, I'd take what I could get. :)

  So essentially it's like you're wearing Night Vision Goggles all the time, what with the lack of depth perception?

I've got a buddy who is a machinist and I would just pass off at the point where you had it in the first picture, lol.

Yep, me too but I have 20/10 vision so I can compensate with a long gun. When using a handgun I shoot with my head slightly canted to my right exposing more of my left eye.

Pretty sure SS109 is the projectile while the M855 nomenclature is for the loaded cartridge.   *EDIT- Nevermind, SS109 is the NATO coding versus M855 for US Military. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5.56%C3%9745mm_NATO

In the words of Sterling Archer, "Just the tip." ;)

Well, I'm considering having my primary sidearm barrel done and having the BCG of my go rifle done.

Kinda what I'm curious about.

Any major changes in accuracy after multiple shots?

I built one for a friend just like that second one there out of carbine instead of midlength and he LOVES it.

I found this web page and was curious if the process is worth it. What say you? http://titaniumgun.com/Home.html

I grew up on irons only and have come to appreciate and love optics much more, that being said there is nothing wrong with a K.I.S.S. rifle. If want to keep the weapon as light as possible, sometimes irons is the way to go. I also always run a form of BUIS on all my rifles if using an optic. Two is one, one is none as the ol saying goes.