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Homie is just tryna lower his competition 😂😂 don’t buy 80%… *buys an 80%*

I was suggested for going the AWS route, been trying to find more info glad I found this video and channel

So you don’t anneal the brass with this method?

So glad i found this video as i wasnt about to drop my jp silent capture spring lol

Where in the world have you ever seen it say that a constitutionally protected item is illegal to teach how to make are you prohibited by law from teaching someone how to write or read are you prohibited from law to teach someone how to run a printing press I don't think so I'm actually quite sure in the United States of America there are no laws prohibiting you from teaching anything

I got interested in "80%" lowers because that seemed like the next logical step from doing a build from a stripped lower. I've filled out the ATF-4473 enough times to be on any of their lists. And I mail ordered the 80%s using a credit card. It's not like there isn't a record of me having them. The why is simply for fun. Also there is some satisfaction in building one right. I look forward to the day when I can do a build from a zero percent. The cost of CNC is coming down. Not there yet. But it will be eventually. Nothing stops this train.

In any facet of life, if someone is not doing something it because they can't do it or wont (this means not wanting to) do it. It's not because of poitics of culture. Women aren't in spec-ops because they can't do it. Men aren't babysitters because they wont do it. "Shortage" implies that spec-ops is lacking is some way w/o the ratio of ethnicities reflecting the ethnical makeup of the population (I'm not certain it does). This is clearly not the case as spec-ops has no jobs that are specifically suited to any one of a certain ethnicity.

The bolt override isn't designed to give you leverage so much as it is designed to press the backside of the extractor in order to "override" it, forcing it to let go of a stuck shell. Once it lets go of the casing, you can use the regular charging handle to pull the bolt back. In the case of a round over carrier, or brass over bolt (whatever) malfunction it can be used for extra leverage or just to hold the bolt/carrier because if you've been firing it will be hot. Edit : Multitasker also makes an AR15 multiplier that has more useful tools than other AR dedicated multitools like a castlenut wrench. Even staked, a castle nut can come loose, especially if mortaring the rifle. A loose castlenut in the field really makes the rifle hard to use, having to retorque the nut by hand every few rounds.

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Can you send link for the lower and for the jig? Please and thank you

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Nice hat rack. And you answered a question I had that no one else addressed and that is will the maxim cycle 300 blackout and 556 . Without going into detail you saved me 400 bucks. Thanks for the Awesome review.

I became an AW in '77..Went thru swimmer school an NAS Miramar...Trained by a Master Chief SEAL because there wasn't a "standard" school curriculum yet.. We started with 40 or so and graduated with 6 ...I went thru the HS-10 training in the SH3-A Sea King.( great bird), and flew with HS-4 in the fleet. Im 66 and would jump out of a helo today if they'd let me ! SOML !

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800 divisions ain’t spec war no more, turned into future sailor divisions

Fake picture there are no mounting rings on the scope, is the scope welded to the mount this is BS. Zoom in on the scope there are no rings Da especially where the scope is mounted under the turrets, that scope was photo shopped on there

Link for 80%?

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So when I was there a little over year ago we had a thing called Pre-Load where we would train with the RSS guys waiting to class back up who got injured or rolled and some of the instructors who weren’t running a class at the time. That was usually 2 weeks. SAR prep next which was 2-4 weeks depending on what your numbers were for the PST then we went to RSS for 6 weeks, NACCS after that. A school, FRS and then SERE.

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I like the hbpdw way lighter

I'm a black man who aspires to be in Special Operations. I look forward to attending selection and becoming a talented soldier in SpecOps.

Stoked to see you back!

scope is the Trijicon VCOG recently issued in the last few years

Kinda hard to call out a night approach without being on NVD's.

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What was your rate?

It is doctored as evidenced by lack of scope rings...

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When you are clearing buildings, you will have a team member in contact with you, either their elbow against your side, or their hand on your shoulder. If I have to explain why, then I don't think this crowd is worthy of my time...

The eye relief distance is determined by the scope. You may want to be 6" inches away, but if the scope's eye relief is only 3", then you are out of luck. You will be closer.

I meet with AWR1 Adam sheafer Thursday for my pst for airr on Thursday super stoked

Navy demotes Chief grisel Marrero for illegal starlink this guy is relieved for a photo op... idk man

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Back around the time o Tailhook although I wasn't Navy I had an office in FOB2 (which was then the Navy BUPERS building). Going to the cafeteria there was often interesting. I got to see a lot of Navy people who one way or another had come to the attention of the social media of the time (papers, TV, radio)). Both the greats and the not so greats. Observed demeanor ran the gamut from normal to pretty unhappy. There were a lot of great people grabbing a bite there who should have been getting media attention, but somehow the ones who had really screwed up were the ones the media focused on. Run down a list of names of folk who were Navy famous or infamous in the 90s, I probably saw them in that cafeteria at least once. I saw a fair number of COs who were losing a command because of something happening on or too their ship. Although I personally thought (and to some degree still do) find it a little unfair to hold someone asleep in their own quarters for something that happens while they are asleep, such was and is the Navy way. I am willing to consider the possibility the CO with the rifle was set up, perhaps by his own XO, by someone who didn't want him in that position. If so then giving him the backwards scope rifle for the photo op was an intentional act of slow, career ending, w malice. Did a SAMI actually hand the rifle in that condition to the CO, or was it picked up by someone else who altered the scope position before handing it to the CO? ;Here sir, use this one.' No doubt there is some NIS type checking the same suspicion. I remember the decision to drop weapons and basic combat training from Navy Basic and I personally thought it was a terrible decision, and I still do. I have total agreement that on ship it would only become relevant if the ship was boarded by hostiles, and that can't possibly happen, right? (sarcasm). But let's check history. Durn few alive remember a time when the Philippines was a US possession and the US had more sailors and dependents there than it had ships to carry them away with. In the early 1970s I worked with a man who as a teenager had joined the US Army and had been sent to the Philippines in early 1941. Surrendered by General Wainwright at Corregidor he and many others did the long march. He fell out as many did and was bayoneted twice and left for dead. He survived. Before moving from Bataan to Corregidor he had fought alongside a lot of USN people who had been abandoned by the USN. The BAR may have been new to them, but they certainly knew how to load a rifle or work a 1917 MG. In today's world those USN people would be a little less usable. I understand the economic thinking behind a decision to make Basic training more about marching, drill and ceremonies and that there is no need to waste time and money teaching every new recruit how to work an AR, clean it and maneuver while under fire. A fortune is ammo costs saved. The firing range is no longer needed and can be sold off to friendly Real Estate speculators. The training time can be reduced by the number of days (or weeks) previously spent on such frivolity. Both the USAF and the USN have fallen into that trap. So far we mostly get away with it. There was another trap the US Army is only now crawling out from under (thanks mostly to drone warfare). Until fairly recently the Army had a doctrine that there was no need for long range air defense because the USAF would always be overhead to neutralize airborne threats. The 40mm Bofors on an M24 chassis was replaced by a few Stingers and anything you couldn't hit with that rock would be done by the AF. Ukraine and Lancet drones are a glass of cold water to the face of some planners and forced some rethinking. The army is finally moving to having it's own organic mid range AA capability and long range capability is not far behind. Something similar with trench warfare which some folk had thought was stone age, but are now scrambling to find and reprint and update the post WWI manuals on the best way to construct a defensive trench.

Not gonna lie... the navy in the last 4 years got me wanting to switch jobs or branches all together.

Hopefully those chicken wings are honey BBQ..

Tactical chicken wing, trijicon vcog on backwards, improper stock placement.

Reckon the guy behind is telling the shooter to check his scope because he's missing the boat load of murderous pirates by 100 yds and is hitting the naval support teams rubber duck. There are many behind the scenes people who haven't a clue who they're doing such as the person that mounted the scope.

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Im not smart academically i got 24 and im going to meps later I study harder after finding out i only got 24 it put me down so bad Im more of an actual learner I run machines where i currently work now, every machine i handle It runs pretty good but me academically i know im sucks but maybe if i put my heart studying i can improve

They raised the standard I got 19 asvab score they raised to a 21