R_Bert

Fuji Grill in Knoxville is awesome.

The other day I dutifully ensured that my doors were locked.  Came back to find I had left the window down.   I drive a really crappy looking truck, so more likely I get a bag of groceries set inside than something taken.

  I asked directly if CMT could help make it work, and was given the above mentioned reply on the future design. Curious, how material has to be removed?

  Bookmarked this one as well.  tnx.

   I saw this site the other day while web searching.  I now have it bookmarked.  The Wilson stuff is top notch.

Can you provide mfg web links?

        Thank you,   I put a post-it note on my board, may be getting back with you.  TGO rocks.    Question -  the TGO BCG works with .458 SOCOM? Does the BCG even include the bolt?  (I know...dumb question, but AR newbie here)

I exchanged emails with CMT today re .458 SOCOM. They hope to have a slick side upper available by EOY that will accommodate it (the TGO upper will not)   SO gurus....what's the baddest thing that work without mods ??

It's probably in the instructions, but I will still say it.  When you order, DO NOT press the "confirm button" more than once.  The web glitched & froze up on me, I repeated, and of course, have a second charge on my CC. 

My order is in

I'm so broke they offer me the plan and toss in beer & lotto money.

http://www.wsav.com/story/23711075/officer-fired-after The cop had no choice. Tree-rat at large!!

I have not looked through the past posts, but I would also suggesting not only roads & neighborhoods, but adopt a TWRA shooting range.  I have hauled truckloads out of Royal Blue several times, yet each time I visit, it needs it again.   So.. Adopt a Range!

    Thanks,   very familiar with .204 Ruger, this would be my third in that caliber (not hard on bbls., BTW, and good to longer ranges for varmints <I shoot crow & groundhogs to ~550 yds with mine>). However, I am thinking a different platform for my next .204   As related to the TGO lower, definitely interested in mods required for .458 (and 6.8 if any ??), milling of ejection port, mods to mags, etc.   I do reload all my center-fires,  hence the interest in .458; any excuse will do.  Regardless of caliber, it will be all-out as best as I can, and I am patient.   .300 Blk does intrigue me.

This is a great review of considerations for the 300 Blackout   Can some of you guys also do a summary for 6.5 Grendell (or is 6.8 Spc a better choice....?) and .458 SOCOM?    (At least I have my build narrowed down to 4 calibers now.....204 Ruger, 300 Blackout, 6.5 Grendell. and.458 SOCOMM  with .50 Beowolf also in the back of my mind)

Bed time 4 Bertzo

So do you have to own the upper, or will a borrowed one do ?

    Having been in that very neighborhood, I am sure the police are not trained for first aid.  They did what was required for their job....Bad guy makes the mistake of pulling gun in daylight...smoke him, then call someone to clean up the mess. 

It's more than just shooting. When I am in the Cumberland Mountains, and in particular Royal Blue, I am home. My family started exploring and camping up there in the late '50s. My very earliest memories are in riding with Mom & Dad in a 48 Willy. They loved those mountains, and passed it on to me. Later, he was one of the great men who with Lee Aubury founded CORA, managed the property, put their names on a lease (eventually ~70000 acres) and later passed the land on to the state of TN &TWRA. TN later added the Sundquist unit and you know the area as the North Cumberland WMA . So, I guess that the answer is "its a family thing". As for the trash, I am just doing what I do.

Turns out I recognized that intersection in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Been through it a number of times during work trips.

And the more you ignore it, the cheaper it becomes.

AKA D!CK   I spent some time up at the Royal Blue range today.   As usual, I chose a range and removed a depressing amount of trash (a 40 gallon can overflowing & a pile of cardboard & plywood).  That I don't really mind so much.  Children will be children.    What REALLY pisses me off is A$$holz using liquor bottles as targets and leaving the bottom remains in the walk path for someone to impale themselves like stepping on a Punji Stick.    Some cretin left behind several of those on the 50 yd range in recent days.   D!CK!!!  

The Midway Dogtowns are a excellent value.  I use them in .223 & .204 in several weights & styles.  They are very consistent weight and uniform shape.

BTW, Bigfoot (well, a skunk-ape) was in there.  He's gone now.

I see plenty of imagination, and a bit of delusion.