Erich

Markets agree. DOW futures up 1,300 / over 3% !

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I'll take it per our PM's. Thanks

This is the kind of clever you don't get on just any forum.

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Thanks Scotty, good lookin out! Geissele mixed it up this year. They did their blem sale for 4th of July. All the triggers in this price range were $122.50, so this is better! I got a couple back in July. And though I absolutely don't need the stack of unused triggers to get taller, hard to say no.

Most folks generally love the 2S. I've heard many say its on-part with the SSA-E. And it's extremely unpopular not to rave about them, similar to all things Ed Brown (as I found out). I have a couple of them. I tried the first one. I did not find that one on-par with my SSA-E's. It's fine. It's less than $100, and I think that helps the opinions. Production variation possibly, I understand some can take break in. Absolute improvement over milspec, good price point for a quality made product. Maybe a hair over-hyped (flame suit on) compared to the benchmark triggers folks like to compare it to. I'd say buy the SSA-E during the blem sale or the super sales Geissele occasionally has. Black Friday is coming.... they will likely be around $135ish. Worth it IMO. I admit, I am a trigger snob. All that said, I know where you can get a deal on a MBT-2S. Only installed one and dry fired a few times

Harborfreight 10 amp portable bandsaw. Used it only once for a small project a few year ago. Excellent condition. $40 https://www.harborfreight.com/10-amp-deep-cut-variable-speed-band-saw-64194.html Campbell Hausfeld 2 in 1, 18 gauge finish nailer and stapler. Excellent shape, very little use. $20 https://campbellhausfeld.com/files/manuals/manual02/700601_0413_web.pdf Chattanooga area. $50 for both!

PM sent. I’ll take this if we can work out logistics

$675

adjusted to $450, should cover the trip from nashville

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new, save yourself $150+

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I'm sure there are plenty of folks in you area who have the means to assist, but I'd suggest getting one of the inexpensive aluminum / rubber lined barrel vises from Amazon so you can do these as you need to. Assuming you have a vise and handguards are either not in the way or removable without fuss. I use to hold the upper or use a reaction rod but after seeing how much twist you can get with ones that are a little resistant I stopped doing them and only hold the barrel as close to the muzzle as possible.

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He did an interview with Mike Jones (Garand Thumb) a few months ago. You could see how the illness had firm hold, but he was still out doing seminars and enjoying the 'format' as he put it, while he could. He will be missed. If you were holding off buying that Sears Roebuck field jacket from ebay as to leave them for him, you can now get one in his honor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vf-4mGdXi7U

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I hate the thought, but that first sentence is on point. The quick adjustment in mainstream and social media platforms made with candidate shift, switching their narrative / opinion and it's resulting impact was immediately palpable. MSM And SM have been the driving engines for many years now. Most obvious since the events of 2019. It's 24/7 and as long as you control the algorithms, you control the country.

ALG AK Enhanced trigger is 50% off @ $60.38 They brought back the pre 2018 price! https://geissele.com/akt-el.html

brand new !

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I cant picture cans on the shelf at Walmart next to the ammo. But if you told me 25-30 years ago dope would be legal in public I would have laughed my ass off. Its currently a pipe dream (see what I did there), but some one has to imagine or dream it before it could happen. I admire them keeping it out there even it can't happen. One thought on the price impact outside what was said about price drop from eventual large scale increase of manufactures (including OEM's packing guns with them). It would drastically change the secondary market. You could now sell your cans without loosing quite a bit. To some degree the secondary resale market supply could help mitigate some of the short term supply problem and initial higher prices from the run on cans. Imagine in some cases, out of production cans could see a big bump and make a profit for those that had desirable cans others missed out on.