Ar-15

[runamuk]

Not everyone is as impressed with Adams as you are.....http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_124/374524_Adams_Arms_Gas_Piston_System.html

I have read reports of carrier tilt and gouging of the buffer tubes in your system in 150 rounds. How many rounds have you put through your system in testing? How bad does the gouging get before it stabilizes?

I'll stick with my DI and pinned gas block...If it's ever used for 'business', I'll know it's proven.
I still think if you shot better ammo, there would be no need.
Try something other than Wolf.

Maybe you should do a bit more shooting and a little less reading. Gotta love the " Internet expert " types. I wouldn't even know what a box of Wolf ammo looks like. Remember I'm one of the factory ammo is for sissy's type but then again you already know that.

Do yourself a big favor and go to:

Rainierarms.com

There is a complete world to itself when it comes to AR's. I have built my own for the last 15 or so years. 5.56, 6x45, 6.5 Grendel, .204 Ruger. You can take it from the basic's to burn your wallet up! You can run a basic lower with a hotrod upper, or go the other direction. Simple to do, if you are new to AR's and haven't spent much time breaking one down or haven't  built one in the past. Bushmaster does a excellent DVD, from start to finish on every assembly process pertaining to the AR. A great DVD for the beginner, I picked up several for friends years ago when they decided to build their own, instead of purchasing factory AR's. Most high end performance AR's can be built for allot less than some of the highend builders charge. Especially if one lurks in the parts classifieds on sites such as AR15.com and Snipershide.com.

Uppers come and go, I like to keep my lowers around. Match triggers, enidine buffers, anti rotation pins, blah, blah, blah etc.

huh so in one speel you suggest this site noted above then in another you contradict it and say anyone reading there the very same site you suggested is an internet...ummm...whatever it is up there....

you see I was reading and interested and it was your rather obvious self contradictions that made this whole thread explode into this delightful little popcorn and earl grey fest it has become.....you also seem to either hate women or hate me....and thats ok if it makes you feel better we can also keep that up you call me big mouth I call you limp dick eventually the whole thread gets locked 

[Huntbear]

The day that anyone feels like they should should lay a hand on Runamuk will be one to remember. It will never happen and be talked about by the perpetrator. The Princess shall Reign.

Could not agree more Killbilly!  Like I tried to tell this guy earlier, he is messing with family....  he don't get it or don't care...

[wraithen]

This has turned into a chat room. Hammer backed down finally. Can we get back to what the OP was hoping for?

[thinkingman]

NOOOOO!
Terms like 'lock' and 'ban' and such....this is a major source of entertainment!
We need to keep WeakHammer on a simmer so that he continues to publicly display his vulnerability and pathos.

[wraithen]

He won't simmer. He boils a bit and then goes into a closet not to be heard from until after school.

[thinkingman]

I kicked his A@@ good on TheFiringline forums a couple of years ago, too.
He lasted less than a day.

[Biggerhammer]

Not everyone is as impressed with Adams as you are.....http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_124/374524_Adams_Arms_Gas_Piston_System.html

I have read reports of carrier tilt and gouging of the buffer tubes in your system in 150 rounds. How many rounds have you put through your system in testing? How bad does the gouging get before it stabilizes?

I'll stick with my DI and pinned gas block...If it's ever used for 'business', I'll know it's proven.
I still think if you shot better ammo, there would be no need.
Try something other than Wolf.

Maybe you should do a bit more shooting and a little less reading. Gotta love the " Internet expert " types. I wouldn't even know what a box of Wolf ammo looks like. Remember I'm one of the factory ammo is for sissy's type but then again you already know that.

Do yourself a big favor and go to:

Rainierarms.com

There is a complete world to itself when it comes to AR's. I have built my own for the last 15 or so years. 5.56, 6x45, 6.5 Grendel, .204 Ruger. You can take it from the basic's to burn your wallet up! You can run a basic lower with a hotrod upper, or go the other direction. Simple to do, if you are new to AR's and haven't spent much time breaking one down or haven't  built one in the past. Bushmaster does a excellent DVD, from start to finish on every assembly process pertaining to the AR. A great DVD for the beginner, I picked up several for friends years ago when they decided to build their own, instead of purchasing factory AR's. Most high end performance AR's can be built for allot less than some of the highend builders charge. Especially if one lurks in the parts classifieds on sites such as AR15.com and Snipershide.com.

Uppers come and go, I like to keep my lowers around. Match triggers, enidine buffers, anti rotation pins, blah, blah, blah etc.

huh so in one speel you suggest this site noted above then in another you contradict it and say anyone reading there the very same site you suggested is an internet...ummm...whatever it is up there....

you see I was reading and interested and it was your rather obvious self contradictions that made this whole thread explode into this delightful little popcorn and earl grey fest it has become.....you also seem to either hate women or hate me....and thats ok if it makes you feel better we can also keep that up you call me big mouth I call you limp dick eventually the whole thread gets locked 

Your argument is comical and baseless, you are over reaching. The two site I mentioned have the best classified / for sale sections ou here for quality used AR parts great prices. It has nothing to do with intent expert wannabe's . It's about purchasing real wold hardware. Back up and regroup sister. That angle sucked, but laughable just the same.

[Biggerhammer]

I kicked his A@@ good on TheFiringline forums a couple of years ago, too.
He lasted less than a day.

Never been on that forum hotrod, glad you finally got to feel what kicking ass was like though.

[Biggerhammer]

I don't hate women and I sure don't hate you. It's oblivious you like to capatalize on the " Weaker sex" thing. I'm not the one rambling about screen names , price tags and dicks but you have cornered the market on it in this thread. Seams you and you alone have drifted the topic completely off track but of course your to busy repeatably talking about dicks to realize it. Classy by he way, you go girl.

[Drop-tine]

So how about those 22-250's for a coyote gun instead of them little black guns  chit is getting deep in here I didn't mean to cause a commotion

[Biggerhammer]

So how about those 22-250's for a coyote gun instead of them little black guns  chit is getting deep in here I didn't mean to cause a commotion

I would take the 22-250 for a all situation gun as compared to a AR any day.The AR's are great for calling and doubles and such.

[KillBilly]

So how about those 22-250's for a coyote gun instead of them little black guns  chit is getting deep in here I didn't mean to cause a commotion

The .22-250 Remington is a very high-velocity (capable of reaching over 4000 feet per second), short action, .22 caliber rifle cartridge primarily used for varmint hunting and small game hunting, though it finds occasional use on deer. This cartridge is also sometimes known as the 22 Varminter or the 22 Wotkyns Original Swift. Along with the .220 Swift, the .22-250 was one of the high-velocity 22 caliber cartridges that developed a reputation for remote wounding effects known as hydrostatic shock in the late 1930s and early 1940s.

[FC]

So how about those 22-250's for a coyote gun instead of them little black guns  chit is getting deep in here I didn't mean to cause a commotion

22-250 is a great cartridge, a bit more expensive than 223 though if you don't reload.

[wraithen]

Instead of? They have just as loyal a following as the .204 and the .223. You can still get it in an ar platform though. The beauty of the ar-15 platform is the ability to swap things out quickly and easily. Like going from a .223 to a .204 to a 22-250. Not trying to steer you to the ar, just not sure how much you know about them. Knowing what I know now I would prefer the ar for anything but cats for multiple target situations. That's solely for a semi-automatic advantage though. Don't worry about the chit starting to get deep, this conversation plays out a few different ways in various topics. It will move onto a different thread soon enough.

[fair-chase]

LMAO...


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