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Firearms and Accessories / Re: 300 blackout
« on: February 15, 2017, 10:13:32 AM »
so you are saying that this is typical good setup for running 300 blackout?
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Firearms and Accessories / 300 blackout
« on: February 15, 2017, 09:03:11 AM »
ok so I was looking on gunbroker for a 300 blackout upper and ran into and offer (see below) my question is how come a Stainless Steel Pistol Gas System on a long barrel? my understanding is that its better to have the pressure from the propellant pushing the projectile as long as possible before returning to the BCG to cycle. I guys what I am asking is what is the rational for having a pistol gas system on a long barrel?
Live Free Armory 16" .300 Blackout Upper
Caliber .300 Blackout
Barrel 16" .300 Blackout Barrel with 1/8 Twist 4150 Chrome Moly Vanadium Steel QPQ Corrosion Resistant Finish
Gas System Stainless Steel Pistol Gas System
Muzzle Device 5/8x24 A2 Flash Suppressor
Handguard 15" Live Free Armory Signature Free-Float Keymod MIL-STD 1913 Rail System
Upper Receiver Forged 7075-T6 Aluminum Flat-Top with MIL-STD 1913 Rail
Forward Assist Yes
Dust Cover Yes
Gas Block 4140 Steel Micro Low Profile Gas Block
Finish Type 3 Hard Coat Anodized
Overall Length 24.5"
Weight 3lbs 4oz
Bolt Carrier Group Premium LFA Nitride Full Auto Mil-Spec HPT/MPI
Charging Handle Mil-Spec Charging Handle
Warranty Limited Lifetime Warranty
Live Free Armory 16" .300 Blackout Upper
Caliber .300 Blackout
Barrel 16" .300 Blackout Barrel with 1/8 Twist 4150 Chrome Moly Vanadium Steel QPQ Corrosion Resistant Finish
Gas System Stainless Steel Pistol Gas System
Muzzle Device 5/8x24 A2 Flash Suppressor
Handguard 15" Live Free Armory Signature Free-Float Keymod MIL-STD 1913 Rail System
Upper Receiver Forged 7075-T6 Aluminum Flat-Top with MIL-STD 1913 Rail
Forward Assist Yes
Dust Cover Yes
Gas Block 4140 Steel Micro Low Profile Gas Block
Finish Type 3 Hard Coat Anodized
Overall Length 24.5"
Weight 3lbs 4oz
Bolt Carrier Group Premium LFA Nitride Full Auto Mil-Spec HPT/MPI
Charging Handle Mil-Spec Charging Handle
Warranty Limited Lifetime Warranty
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Reloading / Re: looking for help reloading
« on: May 05, 2016, 02:23:05 PM »
My apologies to everyone trying to help me especially Olfart, when I originally posted I got a speedy P.M> from K30l4 offering to come over and help me out. But I had a lot of family matters for a few weeks pop up and I wasn't able to get online . again sorry. suffice to say K3014 and I hooked up and within about 3 hours we had my press rolling out 9mm 115 gr jacketed rounds. I am going to take them out and test fire to see results and then start rolling out ammo. This forum is a AWSOME place to meet people and to get help when you really need it. I now have a new friend that lives close by and has similar hobbies as I do.
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Legal and Activism / Re: building your own gun
« on: April 20, 2016, 11:14:19 AM »
WOW ! thank you both for your fast, knowledgeable and professional responses. I appreciate it and the information you have provided
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Legal and Activism / building your own gun
« on: April 20, 2016, 09:40:10 AM »
I wanted to get some feedback on a train of thought I had. So please no redundant posts telling me "ARE YOU FOR REAL" or "YOU HAVE GOT TO BE JOKING" I am just hypothetically running this by others that have a higher level of legal knowledge.
I have heard that there is a federal law that states an individual can assemble a firearm from manufactured parts that do not have REG numbers affixed to them yet because they parts are partially unfinished. If the intention of the person building it is to be the sole owner and never transfers, sells, or gives away the firearm. Is this true?
If so here is my theory: Could an individual purchase partially finished (millied) lower receiver that does not have REG numbers or any company logos on them yet as they are unfinished. Then if you have the tools and you have the capability of completing the machining of the lower.
Do you then have to register it with the state? if yes how does one render REG numbers
Does Hawaii state law cover this?
again not looking for stupid 2bit comments, just wanted some solid input
I have heard that there is a federal law that states an individual can assemble a firearm from manufactured parts that do not have REG numbers affixed to them yet because they parts are partially unfinished. If the intention of the person building it is to be the sole owner and never transfers, sells, or gives away the firearm. Is this true?
If so here is my theory: Could an individual purchase partially finished (millied) lower receiver that does not have REG numbers or any company logos on them yet as they are unfinished. Then if you have the tools and you have the capability of completing the machining of the lower.
Do you then have to register it with the state? if yes how does one render REG numbers
Does Hawaii state law cover this?
again not looking for stupid 2bit comments, just wanted some solid input
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Reloading / looking for help reloading
« on: April 16, 2016, 05:34:30 PM »
before anyone suggests to me to go on youtube or anything like that I have and still no success.
I have a Hornady LNL AP progressive 5 stage press mostly set up but am having trouble with the bullet feed die and the tamper crimp dies. looking for someone that could come over and help me set it up and tweak the dies. am willing to pay with beer and food and good conversation.
I have a Hornady LNL AP progressive 5 stage press mostly set up but am having trouble with the bullet feed die and the tamper crimp dies. looking for someone that could come over and help me set it up and tweak the dies. am willing to pay with beer and food and good conversation.
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Firearms and Accessories / shooting gloves
« on: December 09, 2015, 02:40:08 PM »
Ok seen all kinds of information out there but nothing on this. I have a pair of nondescript shooting gloves that I like but I am wondering what others out there like to wear for shooting. and what you spent on them
no more coffee can't shoot straight
no more coffee can't shoot straight
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Reloading / Re: pistol powder here on Oahu
« on: August 07, 2015, 12:56:28 PM »
what does that mean? where is J. Hara?
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Reloading / pistol powder here on Oahu
« on: August 07, 2015, 11:51:19 AM »
I am wondering if anyone else is having a hard time getting ahold of small pistol powder. if no where ? if yes is anyone looking at making a bulk purchase any time soon that I can get in on? Im loading 9mm 115 grain for tgt practice.
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Firearms and Accessories / AR Free Floating hand guards 5.56/.223
« on: July 08, 2015, 03:36:23 PM »
looking to modify my AR with a free-float fore guard looking for something nice light weight good construction but not to over the top pricing. started my search on Amazon but am expanding it before I buy. any advise would be greatly appreciated.
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Preparedness and Survival / Re: Buying Medical Supplies
« on: June 19, 2015, 11:53:56 AM »
can we get a low down on what you put into kits?
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Preparedness and Survival / Re: WORLD WAR Z = Insight Into Chaos
« on: June 19, 2015, 11:34:48 AM »
yes this was a good example of the Hollywood people casting a big name actor and then not even following the book. this is why I am so glad they haven't gotten their money grubbing hands on the AWSOME 2 book series "Day By Day Armageddon" by J.L. Borne great read and would make a great movie if you haven't read it you should
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Preparedness and Survival / Re: Lightning Strike Fire Starter
« on: June 19, 2015, 10:48:55 AM »
All I got to say is all you need is a 9votl battery and some fine steel wool it will start a fire likity split
if I have n extra $60 bucks I would get one! looks real good
if I have n extra $60 bucks I would get one! looks real good
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Preparedness and Survival / Re: Best Caliber for the Typhoon?
« on: June 19, 2015, 09:30:42 AM »
nothing says is best than the sound of your shotgun being racked into action before you kindly say "What the F*%# YOU WANT?"
"CHICK-CHICK"
"CHICK-CHICK"
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Reloading / Re: Brass not getting clean
« on: June 15, 2015, 02:02:01 PM »
I am new to the reloading scene but I have to say the only good way to make you brass look new and sparkling is to use a wet tumbler with the stainless steel stick media I do about 250 9mm rds in 2hrs I use 2 simple and readily available.
1) Maguire's automotive pro wash soap 1teaspoon
2) Lemi Shine Dishwasher Detergent and Rinse Aid 1 teaspoon
cover casings with water and let tumble for 2.5 hrs and bingo shinny new looking
1) Maguire's automotive pro wash soap 1teaspoon
2) Lemi Shine Dishwasher Detergent and Rinse Aid 1 teaspoon
cover casings with water and let tumble for 2.5 hrs and bingo shinny new looking
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