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The exchange in Portsmouth? I didn't know they sold firearms.

Reloading is about the only way to get ahold of .300BLK ammo for plinking nowadays. Nice looking build you have there. Where you thinking of getting your Spike's lower at?

I do like the bands, I just have to figure out how many I am going to need. Send me a pm.

That and I have the S&W .300BLK upper.

As I am in the state of VA, I am still able to own 30 round mags. Sorry to all my fellow forum members who can't. But my point is, I have several 30, 20, and 10 round mags. Only 300BLK goes in the 10 round mag. Easy to remember. Can only hunt with 10 rounds loaded. .223 rounds go into the 30 and...

Cost of bullets, lack of powder, or I got one for what I want try but not the other.

I carry a .380 for my EDC and I "feel" confident that if I was put into a situation where I have to use it, the firearm would perform.

I heard that "one is none and two is one". So, I would think the more, the merrier.

Got to love a T

My bad, your right.My brain was not engaged. That and the factory had put the locktite at the wrong end of the screws Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

The yellow stuff on the sight screws. It's anti-seize. This from a UTG Pro handrail I put on an upper awhile back

I have one of those Cladwell brass catchers, and that thing acts more like a brass deflector than a catcher. I tried several different angles before I got a bit heated and took it off. As far as cutting down the brass, I have not run into any issuses with PMC brass(yet). Maybe I got lucky.

Go to youtube and look at all the different video's on there. That's what I did before I started resizing .223 cases into .300BLK. Best thing I could suggest would be to get the mirco chop saw from Harbor Freight. That, and break out the shop vac. You will end up with brass shaving's all over...

Welcome to the forum. Have you looked on the Raddlock website for info? I don't have to deal with a bullet button as I live in VA, so I don't have any working knowledge of them. There is alot of other member's on here from your state who can help you out. Give it a few, they will be along shortly.

If there is some play between the upper and lower DPMS has an accurizing wedge. I have not used it, but heard good things about it. You can pick one up for about 5 bucks. It's supposed to take the slop out of the two receiver's. Like I said, I have not used one and haven't needed to. As JaPes...

I rememeber when mine looked like that. Congrats on the rifle, welcome to the addictive world of firearms, and welcome to the forum.

OK, So what was the issue? Curious minds want to know.

That's what I did as a kid(toy guns, cap guns). And I noticed that you don't see alot of 40ish people shooting up the place.

When does the patent run out on something like this? Thinking aftermarket parts and clones. That kind of thing, like a 80% lower.

What Cypher said, congrats on your rifle.