Firearms RimX in MPA
- By Rsos2313
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 3 Replies
If youd ever consider selling the barreled action let me know.
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My wife grew up in Brenham, Her parents had built a house there when they got married in 1947. It was very common for people to work in Austin but live in Brenham.
Today, even moreso. Or, people who work in Houston shoot up 290 to Brenham to live. Brenham had the largest HEB store. Now it is matched if not slightly dwarfed by the new one in Melissa, Texas (north of Dallas on the North Central Distressway.)
Also, living in Brenham would mean that you are that much closer to Lake Somerville, a fisherman's lake.
All this drama over the dimple?Yes a dimpled barrel with a set screw for gas block installation. We'll I heard all I needed to know.
It was affordable before Obama fucked it up. Affordable doesn’t mean free.
I have it on the list of things we're doing but I don't think we're quite going to be ready. I do have another option for you, I'll shoot you a PM.@bohem how about a 16" intermediate gas?
I emailed you guys about a custom barrel and never heard back. No rush tho.
Still loving my 18" PVA OBW barrel.
Maybe I should build a shorty spr build next - like 12 - 14.5 inches..
A guy on a non-gun forum posted an experience he had this week of a strange car in his driveway at like 2am. He made a lot of mistakes and laughed at himself some but was asking for advice. Most advice was the typical rambo crap or gun brand BS ect.Missed that part, I'll have to watch it again.
I'm all for fighting like you're the third monkey on the ramp if you have to but firmly believe in avoiding the exhilaration of gunfire.
Guns should have disappeared; locks should have been changed; safe should have been moved/relocated/at the minimum the code should have been changed!
Hard lessons learned.
Absolutely. You have to experiment and add in one thing at a time, gauge your reaction and keep a log.I went through a food inventory a while back after having all kinds of problems which I won't list in entirety here but waking up with night sweats and painful cramps were a couple along with getting up to pee 3 or 4 times a night and a few others that were downright scary.
I cut out pretty much all processed foods for a while then stopped eating wheat, seafood, dairy and beef entirely. Talk about a limited diet. Long story short, everything is back except dairy in any form. No butter, cheese, whey, milk, yada yada ... not a single thing that lists any milk based ingredient or may have been made where dairy might contaminate it. It's not a lactose intolerance it's more like a genuine dairy allergy.
Cramps are gone, sweats are gone, don't get up to pee at all. Still don't sleep much but that's always been a problem so maybe I'll try the magnesium glycinate.
Point being, different people have different triggers.