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:)

Last time I was at the local outdoor range playing with my .308 S&W
AR10, a fellow in a wheelchair who was enjoying target shooting came
over for a look-see, and he shot off a few rounds. He liked it a lot,
especially with the bit of "customization" I had done (free-floated
handguard, low-profile gas block) and the fact that it had "ambi"
controls. He called last week and "made me an offer I couldn't refuse,"
so...it is now his.

So I am putting together another AR10, this time with an 18" barrel and
a Timney trigger group, among other niceties. The S&W had a 16" barrel.
I won't miss the ambi controls... I'm used to the mag release on the
right-hand side of the lower receiver and the safety and bolt release
on the other side.

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On Mon, 22 Oct 2018 12:53:45 -0400, Keyser Soze wrote:


:)

Last time I was at the local outdoor range playing with my .308 S&W
AR10, a fellow in a wheelchair who was enjoying target shooting came
over for a look-see, and he shot off a few rounds. He liked it a lot,
especially with the bit of "customization" I had done (free-floated
handguard, low-profile gas block) and the fact that it had "ambi"
controls. He called last week and "made me an offer I couldn't refuse,"
so...it is now his.

So I am putting together another AR10, this time with an 18" barrel and
a Timney trigger group, among other niceties. The S&W had a 16" barrel.
I won't miss the ambi controls... I'm used to the mag release on the
right-hand side of the lower receiver and the safety and bolt release
on the other side.

Your little buddy will be calling you names.

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John H

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"Your little buddy will be calling you names."



TIM...are you reading This?
If so, you should understand where I come from.

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On 10/22/18 4:11 PM, True North wrote:
John H

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"Your little buddy will be calling you names."



TIM...are you reading This?
If so, you should understand where I come from.


Oh oh...is Herring the InStinkigator trying to stir up ****?

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Keyser Soze

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"Oh oh...is Herring the InStinkigator trying to stir up ****?"


Never stops. Its as if he doesn't have anything better to do.Â*

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On Mon, 22 Oct 2018 13:11:53 -0700 (PDT), True North wrote:

John H

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"Your little buddy will be calling you names."



TIM...are you reading This?
If so, you should understand where I come from.

I was referring to Boating All Out, Don. This has nothing to do with 'where you come from'.

I hope you don't consider yourself 'Harry's little buddy'!

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17:33John H
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On Mon, 22 Oct 2018 13:11:53 -0700 (PDT), True North wrote:

John H

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"Your little buddy will be calling you names."



TIM...are you reading This?
If so, you should understand where I come from.

"I was referring to Boating All Out, Don. This has nothing to do with 'where you come from'.

I hope you don't consider yourself 'Harry's little buddy'!"



Bull****!
You've referred to me numerous times in the past as "Harry's Little buddy".
Own your behaviour.

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John H. wrote:
On Mon, 22 Oct 2018 12:53:45 -0400, Keyser Soze wrote:


:)

Last time I was at the local outdoor range playing with my .308 S&W
AR10, a fellow in a wheelchair who was enjoying target shooting came
over for a look-see, and he shot off a few rounds. He liked it a lot,
especially with the bit of "customization" I had done (free-floated
handguard, low-profile gas block) and the fact that it had "ambi"
controls. He called last week and "made me an offer I couldn't refuse,"
so...it is now his.

So I am putting together another AR10, this time with an 18" barrel and
a Timney trigger group, among other niceties. The S&W had a 16" barrel.
I won't miss the ambi controls... I'm used to the mag release on the
right-hand side of the lower receiver and the safety and bolt release
on the other side.

Your little buddy will be calling you names.


He is a “gun nut�!

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On 10/22/18 5:37 PM, Bill wrote:
John H. wrote:
On Mon, 22 Oct 2018 12:53:45 -0400, Keyser Soze wrote:


:)

Last time I was at the local outdoor range playing with my .308 S&W
AR10, a fellow in a wheelchair who was enjoying target shooting came
over for a look-see, and he shot off a few rounds. He liked it a lot,
especially with the bit of "customization" I had done (free-floated
handguard, low-profile gas block) and the fact that it had "ambi"
controls. He called last week and "made me an offer I couldn't refuse,"
so...it is now his.

So I am putting together another AR10, this time with an 18" barrel and
a Timney trigger group, among other niceties. The S&W had a 16" barrel.
I won't miss the ambi controls... I'm used to the mag release on the
right-hand side of the lower receiver and the safety and bolt release
on the other side.

Your little buddy will be calling you names.


He is a “gun nut�!


It sure beats falling off a ladder, eh?

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Keyser Soze wrote:
On 10/22/18 5:37 PM, Bill wrote:
John H. wrote:
On Mon, 22 Oct 2018 12:53:45 -0400, Keyser Soze wrote:


:)

Last time I was at the local outdoor range playing with my .308 S&W
AR10, a fellow in a wheelchair who was enjoying target shooting came
over for a look-see, and he shot off a few rounds. He liked it a lot,
especially with the bit of "customization" I had done (free-floated
handguard, low-profile gas block) and the fact that it had "ambi"
controls. He called last week and "made me an offer I couldn't refuse,"
so...it is now his.

So I am putting together another AR10, this time with an 18" barrel and
a Timney trigger group, among other niceties. The S&W had a 16" barrel.
I won't miss the ambi controls... I'm used to the mag release on the
right-hand side of the lower receiver and the safety and bolt release
on the other side.

Your little buddy will be calling you names.


He is a “gun nut�!


It sure beats falling off a ladder, eh?


Not related except as a brain fart. Actually did not fall off the ladder.
It slipped getting on.