Alabama thread!

Gotta catch up with their friends

 

I ran 5100's on eibach coils on my 15 and that was rough same with my 19, was looking to not be cheap this go around.

 

Just get you some of what i have and youll be good to go lol.

 

Wife would kill me. So sick.

 

Dobinsons is good bang for the buck

@Crikeymike was great to deal with.

 

I always forget about those

 

Thanks gents, I still gotta go get this thing titled and registered here (first time), dealer couldnt do it because I had an IL license still, so they did it in IL but cant register in IL cause I'm not physically there, so looking forward to this pain at the DMV.

 

It's the chosen suspension of the AL thread Me, Don, Jonny, Bart, and Jeff are all running them

 

What're you looking to get out of it?

 

That's my set up.

 

Its a good deal for the price

 

Sup Mike
I checked the prices and it's $843.91 without shipping, FFL fee, or tax. I bought the lower, upper, and trigger on sale

So..........
$200 for the lower and buffer(I think)
$40 for LPK
$200 for trigger
$130 for upper
$20 for grip
$35 for PW castle nut
$15 FFL fee
Shipping was only on the castle nut and trigger as Aero ships for free if over $99 I think. Not even sure which ones charged tax either
I have no clue what I paid for the mags.....or how many I actually have

Honestly, I'd have to get $600 for it. I have a bit over $650 not counting the mags

Not to sound like a dick, but I just won't take a big loss on it. It's tucked away in the safe and I may eventually get back to it if I can't get rid of it



It still needs a barrel, rail, gas block/tube, bcg, charging handle, stock, and optics

Sup David

 

dick

 

Totally get it.

I'm gonna think about it. Probably not. I shouldn't. But I've been wanting one for awhile....

 

It's not going anywhere. I have only mentioned it here

If you didn't want the Elftmann trigger, I'd have no problem taking it out. I could always use it on something else

 

Y'all are not even broke in good yet.

My 2000 model

 

Maybe one day lol. my truck only gets like 6-8k a year so it’s gonna take a while lol

 

So was my ex wife...

 

From AlabamaWX

RADAR CHECK: A few widely scattered showers are forming early this morning across North Alabama ahead of a surface front. Most of the showers and storms will come later in the day, generally in the noon to midnight time frame as the front moves slowly southward. The chance of any one spot seeing rain today is 50-60 percent, and the high will be in the 87-90 degree range with a mix of sun and clouds. The average high for Birmingham on August 30 is 89.

Dry air will settle into the northern 2/3 of the state tomorrow and Thursday… the sky will be mostly sunny both days with lower humidity. Thursday morning will be very pleasant with a low in the 61-66 degree range in most communities over North Alabama. Any showers will be confined to far southern counties of the state, and even there many places will be dry. Highs will be close to 90 degrees.

FRIDAY AND THE LABOR DAY WEEKEND: A few showers are possible Friday, but the latest data suggests they will be widely spaced. Then, moisture levels rise over the holiday weekend… we expect scattered to possibly numerous showers and thunderstorms Saturday through Monday. This doesn’t mean a “wash-out”, and there will be some good intervals of sun each day. But, be ready for the occasional shower or storm and watch radar trends if you have an event outdoors. Most (but not all) of the showers will come from noon to midnight each day, and highs will be in the mid to upper 80s.

NEXT WEEK: We are looking at some routine weather Tuesday through Friday of next week with partly sunny, warm, humid days along with “scattered, mostly afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms”. Highs will be in the 85-89 degree range most days. See the daily Weather Briefing video for maps, graphics, and more details.



TROPICS: NHC is monitoring just two tropical waves; one in the Atlantic about 875 miles east of the Lesser Antilles, and the other one just coming off the coast of Africa. Both will likely develop into either a tropical depression or storm over the next five days, but upper air winds will also turn both north, and northeast into the open Atlantic well before getting close to the U.S. The Gulf of Mexico will remain quiet, and tropical storm formation is not expected there for at least the next 7-10 days.



FOOTBALL WEATHER: UAB kicks off their season Thursday night, hosting Alabama A&M at Protective Stadium in downtown Birmingham (7p CT kickoff). The sky will be clear with temperatures falling from near 83 at kickoff, into the 70s by the second half.

Auburn begins their season Saturday evening; they host Mercer at Jordan-Hare Stadium (6:00p CT kickoff). A shower or storm can’t be ruled out during the first half, otherwise the sky will be mostly cloudy. About 85 at kickoff, upper 70s by the final whistle.

Alabama also plays Saturday evening; they will host Utah State at Bryant Denny Stadium (6:30p CT kickoff)… pretty much the same situation as Auburn. A passing shower or storm is possible during the first half, otherwise it will be a warm, humid night with temperatures falling from the mid 80s at kickoff into the upper 70s by the end of the game.

ON THIS DATE IN 2002: Typhoon Rusa dumps torrential rains across South Korea, causing widespread flooding from the 30th through September 1st. Typhoon Rusa was the most powerful typhoon to hit South Korea since 1959. Nearly 90,000 people were evacuated. The province of Gangwon was hit the hardest, where an estimated 36 inches of rain fell in less than 48 hours. The torrential rains flooded nearly 36,000 homes