Finally got it out

[85_Ranger4x4]

18" straight fluted nitride barrel from Classic
Anderson upper and lower receivers.
CMMG builder LPK
Anderson UPK
Velocity curved 3# trigger
WMD NIB BCG (carrier, cam pin, firing pin)
Group buy bolt.
DD stock and grip
R Guns OD charging handle and buffer kit.
Seekins adjustable gas block
WMD mid length gas tube.
Nikon scope mount
13" (IIRC) Matrix M-LOK Foxtrot handguard
Cheap 10yo POS Tasco 3x9 scope (for the moment)
13" (IIRC) Matrix M-LOK Foxtrot handguard

I did lap the upper with the PTG lapping tool and bedded the barrel with blue locktite.





Sighting in process, aiming the orange sticker.



First attempt at a grouping. Fired two shots "at the sticker" and the second to shots at the holes from the first two. At maybe 50 yards, shooting a little high but not too worried about it.



Might be a tad undergassed, it ejects at about 5:00 but locks the bolt back every time. I set it a few weeks ago when it was in the 30's and it was ejecting like 3:30ish, it warms up and then it swings back... need to tinker with that more.

Also need to invest in a brass catcher, it sucks finding the empties in a corn field...

[rabiddawg]

I love the tractor and table set up!!

I shoot at a buds farm and agree with your brass search comment. It does allow for barrel cooling time however.

[85_Ranger4x4]

I love the tractor and table set up!!

It is nice, I just load it up in the driveway and drive it out to where I shoot. Then when I am done I pack it up and drive it all back to the house.

[kmon]

I like our style with the tractor

[bj139]

The standard Caldwell brass catcher for about $10 works fine.
I use mine every time I shoot the AR at the range.

Nice shooting setup.

[Lastrites]

I usually throw down a movers blanket on ground like that as it seems to help immensely and the moving blanket doesn't get blown around too easily if the wind picks up.