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And most of what he said, should be "common" sense!!!!!! but........................................

Thanks a lot, this post just cost me $200 LOL :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

this is the list we made ; ten sites all in one spot lol thanks again https://ammoseek.com/ Ammoman.com Bulkammo.com https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ammo search engines&ko=-1&ia=web LuckyGunner.com Ammo Supply Warehouse Midway USA Freedom Munitions Norma Ventura Munitions

This thread isn't very old and we compiled a short list rather quickly https://www.thearmorylife.com/forum/threads/ammo-online-prices.10437/

and yet "hunter" buys a weapon ILLEGALLY, and under the rug it goes!!!!!!!!!

Per the article "Collins said investigators have already determined that the father legally owned the weapon but did not have a concealed carry permit he would have needed to carry it in the vehicle."

IMHO, front strap checkering is not a necessity, so therefore not needed.

I read all of his posts, I wondered how long he would be around. I'm still shaking my head...............

The first question should be, "What is your intended use?" That will determine if you "need" other accessories. One item not mentioned is proper and secure storage.

A little strange, this story hasn't made the Des Moines news yet.

Out of curiosity, I googled "muzzle device" went to a couple websites, then randomly clicked on a few of the devices. In the description area a couple said crush washer included, and at least one stated not included. It does appear that it is dependent upon the device.

As David said, all depends on intended use. In 2018 I wanted a pair just for the range, I found these on amazon for $90, they are on the larger size so a bit bulky, but the fill the need "Celestron - SkyMaster Giant 15x70",

ten sites all in one spot lol thanks again https://ammoseek.com/ Ammoman.com Bulkammo.com https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ammo%20search%20engines&ko=-1&ia=web LuckyGunner.com Ammo Supply Warehouse Midway USA Freedom Munitions Norma Ventura Munitions

I appreciate all the input. I will make a note of these sites and start looking. right now .308 is too rich for my wallet, I still have a few rounds of it left, several of the stores here, have plenty of shelf space for ammo, and as noted .380, .45acp and of course the elusive .410 are not...

a few years ago while looking online to purchase ammo, I must have looked at 50 different websites. they all seemed somewhat close, but had their differences. Well I purchased from ammunition depot, their prices seemed comparatively reasonable, there were some a little higher as well as a little...

google is (can be) YOUR friend!!

Most everyone that uses AR iron sights know that turning the front sight post clockwise (moving the post down) will raise the POI, the arrow is supposed to point to the left, indicating a clockwise direction. Now if for some reason it does not, one only needs to look at the post as they move it...

his question does not seem to be about "how to zero" but if the arrow is pointed in the wrong direction on the front sight. And to that the answer is Yes, it is pointed the wrong direction.

the best rods to use, are the ones that YOU want to use.

I guess this will make a lot of people happy. If I happen to come across one of these someday, and have the extra money, I might consider owning one.