AR-15 BS Thread

The only saving grace I have is that i've learned long ago to buy most my parts second hand so if I were to part out or sell, I should get my money out of it.....I hope

 

I recently did a complete household inventory for insurance purposes, using photos and a spreadsheet to document nearly everything in my house/garage. Saved it all on a thumb drive for insurance purposes. I had a value column for every item. It was an extremely eye opening (often shocking) to see the value of things.

 

AMEN!

 

I count up the value of my firearms because I've got insurance on each one.

My most expensive ar15 build is my AR15 pistol at about $3500

Followed by my Recce at $1800 and my Grendel Hunter at $1500.

 

Tell me about it. Truck mods, gun stuff, throw in knives and guitars, and you're broke.

 

My Wife has no clue how to open my safe

 

I've actually taught my wife multiple times and she still can't figure it out most days

 

I figured if my Wife found out how to open my safe then the next thing you know my guns would be under the bed and my safe would be full of her stuff like silverware etc.

 

yeah, but hookers and blow might give you something that won't scrub off with soap and water. CLP comes off with a bar of Dial.

 

If it doesn't start with an H you're fine walk it off

 

I'll hold off on the gonoherpesyphilAIDS

user name is appropriate..

 

Nothing some strong antibiotics and a prequel to aids is the HIV

Also im digging that name. It's almost as good as cocaineandcreatine

 

Nice to see it is capable of dropping a deer. That is the ammo I carried when I hunted with the AR rifle and pistol, but I didn't have a doe permit and that is all I saw while hunting with them.

At what range you were? I don't hunt anymore, but it would be good to know the effective range if I ever go out again.

 

I would feel confident in a neck shot dropping them too. All three did not have an exit wound so I would advise against a traditional behind the should shot for fear of lack of blood trail.

All the ones I shot were between 75 and 110 yards.

 

Looks promising found a photo of the table


Edit: doesn't mention what barrel length. I'm assuming it is a 20" barrel.

 

I can think of worse things to spend money on. Not that I'm going to stop, but like having nails done every 2-3 weeks at around $80 a pop. Then there are those that get $5 lattes or whatever everyday, or $20+ a week on lottery tickets.