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      New to me Plinker

      Doesnt have to be pricey to be a great find! nice job
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      AR 15 Paint

      Watch out for digital patterns when camoing your first gun. They get thick as ballz if you dont watch out
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      My new 700

      Go with a timney trigger first and a harris br-s bipod. Chassis can come later but whiskey 3 is nice as well as aics or mcmillan and hs
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      Guns with no serial numbers?

      you are good to go. Serial numbers were not seen as that important earlier on i guess
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      My new 700

      Crap just thought about it...what are you going to use it on. If you are shooting little critters varmint grenades would be good.
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      My new 700

      1/12 is pretty slow for a 223 but i suppose it is set up for varmint use. I would stay with the 55 grain or 45. You could try shooting 62 but that would be max in my opinion. 1/9 is normally a bit better for those.
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      Just when I think im out.......

      So why not just get it as an sbr. I think if you can afford that thing you can afford 200 dollar tax stamp and 6 months
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      My First AR-15

      Aluminum sights too. They seem to be a bit better in the sturdy department. Lancer mags, maybe a good single or two point sling?
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      How to sell SBR?

      +1 for part the thing out. Lowers are cheap and maybe you will want to do it down the road
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      Scope for 300BLK SBR?

      Ior pitbull would be a good option if you are going for small
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      NFA trust

      Dont go with just anyone who does normal trusts. You dont want to get 5 months into the transfer and have it rejected. There are quicken trusts you could consult too and make your own.
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      5.56 pulled bullets

      You could used 5.5 grains of trail boss. That makes for a great subsonic load. Even without a suppressor it tones that bad boy right down
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      300 blk with 240 gr SMK's (subsonic load)

      yeah 9.5 grains would be good. They are gonna be pushing it for length in the magazine.
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      Remington R15 Question

      that caliber is not taking on so well i dont think. If you are looking for a 30 caliber why not go with the 300 blackout. Great ballistics with a 115 or 125 and good stopping power with 230's
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      CCI 22lr Standard Velocity

      Thats some good ammo for suppressed rifles and pistols
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      getting night sights installed in NWI?

      I worked at blythes in griffith and the no longer will do it most likely. They have an individual that will do them that they ship them to locally however. If i were you I would invest in a good set of brass punches, some good oil and a steady hand. I have put all of mine on and they are really...
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      Trail Boss Powder

      Cabelas has that stuff. it work wonders for subsonic rounds as well as plinking ammo
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      Best bullet weight for 9 MM

      +1 for 124. I have a load (5.6 grain of unique behind 124) that goes right under 1200 fps and has never shown any pressure signs
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      first SBR

      Get a 300 blackout and suppress it. This way you can shoot 400 yards with an 8.5" barrel and have the power or a 7.62x39 in a lightweight package. 556 is alright but that round was not made to be blasted from a short barrel. You will kill any suppressor you put on one if the barrel is less than...
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      AR 15 Paint

      I do cerakoting if that is what you are looking into. On an ar I would degrease heavily and spray over anodizing. Taking it off is a viable option but why take off a really really hard and durable finish.
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