Recent content by 84B20

Look at this website: https://www.armedcitizensnetwork.org/. The board consists of people like Massad Ayoob, Dennis Tueller, John Farnam to name a few. I've been a member for several years. They have a great number of benefits.

I have a metal box bolted to the floorboard under the rear seat in my Cherokee and one bolted behind the rear seat of my F150, but more importantly a great anti carjack alarm system installed to prevent someone from taking off with the vehicle. Once someone tries to open a door when the vehicle...

Les Baer Custom does all the grinding I need. You can't improve on perfection.

What we need is our own Tea Party to organize Pro 2nd Amendment demonstrations. I will be contacting the NRA on Monday to make the suggestion. I hope others will follow suit.

Bravo for FedEx. I have an account with them so this makes me very happy.

Look up Faraday Cage and see how easy it is to build one.

I guess no one has bothered to view the YouTube video I posted above since this is exactly what it suggested.

I always run a boresnake after training with my pistol three times in each direction through the barrel and do a through cleaning a few times a year. As far as precision rifle I follow this guys advice: .

I also have a 700 5r and found this to be a very useful method of cleaning it: Mail Call Mondays

Problem solved! Thanks to all of you.

I bought this some time ago and don't remember if it came in a box or just bulk. I usually keep at least one box if I dump all the ammo in an ammo box like I did this batch. The head stamp on the website showed AR 13 and mine shows AR 14. I wonder if that is the date of manufacture. I guess...

I saw that link but I still need to find out the bullet weight. I weighed one and it was just about 62 grains. Assuming my scale is accurate. That was the copper and lead together.

I need help to identify this ammo. Obviously it is 5.56mm and as you can see by the bullet it is lead core but I would like to know the manufacturer and any other info available.

Edited and sent to my rep. Thanks for making it so easy.

84B20 was the Army designation for Still Photographer during the Viet Nam War. I don't know when it was changed but they use a different designation now.