The post whore thread.

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

Crap, Time is winding down and I really want to make one before I leave Colorado!

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Don't go........ [emoji17]

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

Direct thread-on? Not unless you rethread at least one of your barrels.

If you use a QD can with the same muzzle break on each gun then yes, a .308 can will do just fine.

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I would re-thread barrels. That would be cheaper than buying new muzzle breaks for each rifle.

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

BTW, the MSRP is NEVER $60 on those bags. They are normally between $20-30, but this is a "sale" that puts them at $17.

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I figured, nice price though! [emoji12]

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Originally Posted by fly boy

I would re-thread barrels. That would be cheaper than buying new muzzle breaks for each rifle.

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Really? dang.

I spent over $100 on a muzzle break once. Once. Now I try to spend less than $60, which is cheaper than a barrel threading.

Forgot to mention, a muzzle break takes the brunt of the blast so that your baffles don't get torn up as much. Seems like a worthy investment, but I'm biased. [Dunno]

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Originally Posted by Irving

Second Saturday of each month.

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Can any of you cats, buffalo, or donkeys make it down here for that one? I don't want to go it alone.... I'm skerred. :(

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Originally Posted by thvigil11

Coming down pretty good here now.




Hey Jim, those the aluminum "thread protectors" or carbon steel?

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Carbon Steel

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

Can any of you cats, buffalo, or donkeys make it down here for that one? I don't want to go it alone.... I'm skerred. :(

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Maybe, sure would like to do Springs match. Many of you guys I have never had chance to shoot with.

Brats
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Cooked low and slow

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Originally Posted by fly boy

I would re-thread barrels. That would be cheaper than buying new muzzle breaks for each rifle.

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The other side of that would be to re-thread the brake. I have a brake that works great for .308 but only comes in Fal size (9/16) I got bert to cut and thread it to 5/8" and am very happy because the brake itself is only $28.[Flower]