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For price of 10/22..22 AR uppers are a thing
buying a 22lr only AR = peak gay
converting AR to 22 = eh
just getting another dope gun for less = peak
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For price of 10/22..22 AR uppers are a thing
Comparison of that mysterious Chinese 6.8 cartridge to their 5.8
AEK-965, experimental 23mm shotgun, KS-23 but with 4+1 instead of 3+1
.22 anything is already peak gayFor price of 10/22.
buying a 22lr only AR = peak gay
converting AR to 22 = eh
just getting another dope gun for less = peak
I've actually used chamber inserts, and they are a fun novelty for about 5 minutes. If you've already got something in .32 ACP, then sure go ahead, but otherwise I wouldn't bother. Currently planning on loading up gallery loads instead, as in this vid.There are also chamber inserts for the Enfield rifles that allow you to shoot .32 acp. Last I checked someone is still making De Lisle style carbine conversion barrels for Enfields too. You can find them on Centerfire's website.
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I haven't tried those, but I have had pretty good experiences with the ISOTunes Caliber BT earbuds and an older neckband version of the Walker Razor XVs. I prefer them to even slimline muffs for the same reason you do. Both are readily available for under a couple of bills.A quick note on less expensive in-ear hearing protection:
Axil stuff is alright. I have a pair of XCORs and the GS Extreme 3.0. The XCOR works well enough if you ensure you get the best fit possible from the tips it comes with. Mash them down and shove them as far into your canals as possible.
The GS Extreme is essentially the same thing but with a concha lock and a wired control. More battery life and a bit less expensive.
Both have a Bluetooth capability which I couldn't care less about. Neither is going to give as much protection as active ear muffs + foam ear plugs (my favorite combo).
Harris & Sons are still the best but the above are far less expensive. I like using in-ear stuff when I'm shooting rifles because the stock will often knock a muff off my right ear just enough to be a problem.
A quick note on less expensive in-ear hearing protection:
Axil stuff is alright. I have a pair of XCORs and the GS Extreme 3.0. The XCOR works well enough if you ensure you get the best fit possible from the tips it comes with. Mash them down and shove them as far into your canals as possible.
The GS Extreme is essentially the same thing but with a concha lock and a wired control. More battery life and a bit less expensive.
Both have a Bluetooth capability which I couldn't care less about. Neither is going to give as much protection as active ear muffs + foam ear plugs (my favorite combo).
Harris & Sons are still the best but the above are far less expensive. I like using in-ear stuff when I'm shooting rifles because the stock will often knock a muff off my right ear just enough to be a problem.
I've been using the OTTO noizebarrier in ears and have been very happy with them. they equal my howard leight impact sports in audio quality but inside the ear so i can wear a hat in the rain now.A quick note on less expensive in-ear hearing protection:
Axil stuff is alright. I have a pair of XCORs and the GS Extreme 3.0. The XCOR works well enough if you ensure you get the best fit possible from the tips it comes with. Mash them down and shove them as far into your canals as possible.
The GS Extreme is essentially the same thing but with a concha lock and a wired control. More battery life and a bit less expensive.
Both have a Bluetooth capability which I couldn't care less about. Neither is going to give as much protection as active ear muffs + foam ear plugs (my favorite combo).
Harris & Sons are still the best but the above are far less expensive. I like using in-ear stuff when I'm shooting rifles because the stock will often knock a muff off my right ear just enough to be a problem.
Have you emailed Centurion?Howdy retards. I have a retarded issue here with my Centurion MK11 build. Everything runs the way it should and it can go out to 500 yards no issue. The problem is that my bcg is mashing my buffer and it’s leaving a circle dent in it.
Specs are:
20” Centurion MK11 barrel
Standard rifle length.308 buffer and spring
JP full mass bcg
Surefire socom brake
I’ve used Igman and Fiocchi M80 ball and one box of Hornady match. My friend fired the first shots out of it with a can on it. I’m thinking I need a stiffer spring so I’m deciding if I want to try a stiffer armalite spring or get a silent capture. Thoughts?
Not yet, I wanted to see if anyone else here had thoughts before I actually contact the manufacturer or jump on something. I bought the receivers from Centurion by the way, not a complete rifle.Have you emailed Centurion?
this is what america is all aboutShortly before I wrote this some guy who only kind of understands how guns work (he got held up for 3 months because he didn't understand the concept of bolt bounce until he watched a YouTube video) and whom owns a hardware store in Idaho started posting to YouTube about his new "Rapid Safety", " The Splitfire". This guy using borrowed AR's, his background as a tinkerer and inventor as well as the friends in the firearms industry has designed his own FRT in the style of the Atrius/ARC Fire but without a spring on the cam for some reason.
Now I can tell just by the look of this guy and the environments he films in that he has money, business acumen and a determination to succeed. He's working on patents and everything, wants to start shipping by December or January.
We have Idaho farm boys and hardware store owners designing FRT's. Market saturation and proliferation is accelerating.
Most of these videos were posted in the last three days
Might the gas setting be an issue?I’m thinking I need a stiffer spring so I’m deciding if I want to try a stiffer armalite spring or get a silent capture. Thoughts?
Who made the barrel?Not yet, I wanted to see if anyone else here had thoughts before I actually contact the manufacturer or jump on something. I bought the receivers from Centurion by the way, not a complete rifle.
Howdy retards. I have a retarded issue here with my Centurion MK11 build. Everything runs the way it should and it can go out to 500 yards no issue. The problem is that my bcg is mashing my buffer and it’s leaving a circle dent in it.
Specs are:
20” Centurion MK11 barrel
Standard rifle length.308 buffer and spring
JP full mass bcg
Surefire socom brake
I’ve used Igman and Fiocchi M80 ball and one box of Hornady match. My friend fired the first shots out of it with a can on it. I’m thinking I need a stiffer spring so I’m deciding if I want to try a stiffer armalite spring or get a silent capture. Thoughts?
Cabela's/BassPro has 10/22s for $250 for Black Friday week.For price of 10/22.
Gas block journal is .875. Port is .094. No adjustable block.Might the gas setting be an issue?
Centurion.Who made the barrel?
It’s a circular indentation if that makes sense. If this is no big deal then I’ll leave it until something happens. Rifle shoots fine besides that.A dent? Or a witness mark/the finish rubbing off? If it's a dent your buffer is made of cheese instead of metal. A circular wear mark is pretty normal, especially for BCGs that aren't properly deburred or have unbroken edges. There is part to part contact there, after all.
Do you feel the recoil is exceeding normal levels or are you basing your assessment off the BCG appearance?Gas block journal is .875. Port is .094. No adjustable block.
Centurion.
Maybe you should share pictures of the BCG and the buffer.Gas block journal is .875. Port is .094. No adjustable block.
Centurion.