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That one looks really good. Some can be way to big a look well crappy. The recoil on the pistol you are building will not be a problem even if you run it with a thread protector.
Building 12.5 Pistol!
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AR-STONER Linear Muzzle Brake 5/8-24 Thread AR-10 LR-308 Matte
The AR-STONER™ Linear Muzzle Brake for the AR-15 directs sound and escaping gas toward the muzzle and away from the shooter. This heat-treated...
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That one is the wrong thread pattern for a 5.56 barrel. Probably a very good choice if you get one with the correct thread pitch.On Sale Now...
AR-STONER Linear Muzzle Brake 5/8-24 Thread AR-10 LR-308 Matte
The AR-STONER™ Linear Muzzle Brake for the AR-15 directs sound and escaping gas toward the muzzle and away from the shooter. This heat-treated...
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Hi,On Sale Now...
AR-STONER Linear Muzzle Brake 5/8-24 Thread AR-10 LR-308 Matte
The AR-STONER™ Linear Muzzle Brake for the AR-15 directs sound and escaping gas toward the muzzle and away from the shooter. This heat-treated...
Thanks, that is a hell of a price but I think I'm gonna try the Kaw Valley...
Just to many people liking it!
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Lmao, take the road less traveled brother!
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Well, "AR Stoner" (whoever that is?) is not really known for quality that I have seen and...
No telling who actually made it. (Midway won't tell you!)
Admittedly, I'm sure there is actually not any working differences.
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I’m like you, function over label or price every time.
That's the correct thread pitch for my 300 BLK.
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Yes sir it is. That’s a 30 cal barrel.
From what I can find... "AR-STONER™ products are manufactured in the USA in an ISO 9001:2008 registered facility."
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As I said, I'm sure it is fine and a Bargain, but...
I like knowing who made it, even if it is made in China.
Wifey needed a set of tires and there was a brand made in CHINA, but got rave reviews and were more affordable and plenty good for my wife's trips around town.
Been a couple of years now and totally satisfied ,but did the research before buying.
Might just get the same brand when I need a new set of tires!
Linglong Crosswind Tires Review: Who Makes Crosswind Tires?
Crosswind Tires is a wholly-owned sub-brand of LingLong Tires. Both are Chinese companies with the latter based in Zhaoyuan, China. Is it good? Find out now
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Do tell ole son, I need a set of tires for a Tacoma. Preferably pasture grips.
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There’s a couple of those still in Augusta I think I’ll check with them next week have to go down there for Drs appt anyway.
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When I was a Boy in Georgia, with my first car...
Used to run what they called "Recaps", I bought in Valdosta...
Oh, everyone said they were no good and would blow, yada, yada, yada...
I would run them on hard and dirt roads for years, never had a problem?
When I was a Boy in Georgia, with my first car...
Used to run what they called "Recaps", I bought in Valdosta...
Oh, everyone said they were no good and would blow, yada, yada, yada...
I would run them on hard and dirt roads for years, never had a problem?
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Hell when I was a chap I drove pulp wood trucks with recaps. Wish I could find a set for my ole yota.
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These days it’s mostly all automated. They don’t have a clue what a real skidder is.
Spent a fair bit of time in Quitman, Thomasville, and Moultrie riding horses back in the 70's.
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The area North of Valdosta, where I grew up was called "Snake Nation", because of the population...
Of Eastern Diamondback Rattle Snakes, I mean big ones and plenty of them.
I joke with people today, how every 8 year old in the 60's, was taught to look out for Rattlesnakes and how to turn out a room light when leaving!
Was not a lot of money laying around back then and everyone worked that could hold a hoe, or carry water.
Completely different today!
The area North of Valdosta, where I grew up was called "Snake Nation", because of the population...
Of Eastern Diamondback Rattle Snakes, I mean big ones and plenty of them.
I joke with people today, how every 8 year old in the 60's, was taught to look out for Rattlesnakes and how to turn out a room light when leaving!
Was not a lot of money laying around back then and everyone worked that could hold a hoe, or carry water.
Completely different today!
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