The post whore thread.

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Originally Posted by TheBelly

Dry-firing.

22 stages starts tomorrow. Each competitor is required to carry everything with them the entirety of the two days. Once you're in the compound, they lock the gate.

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Sounds like an awesome time. And also, like a movie I saw recently about kids being locked somewhere and they were hungry...so very hungry. [LOL]

In all seriousness, kick some ass today! [Awesom]

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Originally Posted by mcjhr

So I just did some reading. No thx on any NFA. Just, no thanks.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

Why, it's easier than getting a CCW. Outside the wait time.

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That's what I thought too, but the more I think about it, the more I'd like to get some suppressors. SBR/SBS/FA aren't really that appealing to me, but suppressors have a practical use. I've researched it a lot too and will definitely get one eventually (though it seems like now with the eForms going so fast is the time to get it because if you find a flaw in their system, you get it back in 4 days!)

So we know what Belly's up to today, what about everyone else?

I've got some brass to sort, a scope rail to mount, my rifles COAL to determine, possibly some test loads to (wax, don't look) reload and in general, some relaxing to do.

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Originally Posted by Mick-Boy

That's just science right there.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxaPpbJv1fk

Gotta try to clear up big time shit storm at work, by lunch time, so I can get back home to pick up wife for post op check up.

Lobbed from my electronic ball and chain

Then try to get to range in time to shake down oldest grandsons new rifle for family reunion match on Sunday. He is defending champ in the under 12 kids div. A couple of cousins got into his head over Christmas break and rattled his cage. He calls me every other day to discuss progress.

Lobbed from my electronic ball and chain

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Originally Posted by buffalobo

Then try to get to range in time to shake down oldest grandsons new rifle for family reunion match on Sunday. He is defending champ in the under 12 kids div. A couple of cousins got into his head over Christmas break and rattled his cage. He calls me every other day to discuss progress.

Lobbed from my electronic ball and chain

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Hope he has rocks in his pockets. The trees around here are Sideways.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

Hope he has rocks in his pockets. The trees around here are Sideways.

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This afternoon is just me. Get the bugs out and get it on paper. Then tomorrow he will dial in with me coaching.

We have a sweet little spot near Wiggins that is a bowl that the wind just blows over our heads. Just enough room to set a 50 yd range. If light wind tomorrow we can move onto the flat and stretch out to 100 yds.

Lobbed from my electronic ball and chain

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Originally Posted by mcjhr

So I could run that SBR upper on my spikes (aero) lower. But I would need to file seperate paperwork for each component (upper and suppressor)? Or if there is a website? On this stuff.

They never zoom in close enough in women's figure skating...

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So if you want an SBR, you get the tax stamp for the lower, then you can put any upper on that lower. Uppers are not firearms and have no serial number, therefore they do not require a stamp. Suppressors require stamps. Each item requires its own stamp. The NFA section of this forum is lots of help, but there are other forums dedicated to NFA stuff like silencertalk and snipershide. I bet a google search of "how to make a SBR" or "how to purchase a suppressor" would yield good results.

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Originally Posted by TheBelly

Dry-firing.

22 stages starts tomorrow. Each competitor is required to carry everything with them the entirety of the two days. Once you're in the compound, they lock the gate.

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That sounds awesome. And awesomely difficult. Good luck!