I LOVE the M-14, it is my favorite gun when I play SOCOM.
I am going to e-mail you the info on the shoot, I cant copy and paste a pdf file to the forum.

 

The M-14 is a smooth shooting, finely crafted piece of machinery, by Springfield Armory.

I am off to bed (gotta get up early and make up for an off-day of Rover-Wrenching), but will look out for the email.

If you ever come over, you can and must fire the M14. It is the smoothest semi-auto I have ever fired, and almost hauntingly accurate. I no longer can shoot 400 yards off my deck due to some development near our property, but I can still get 100 into a nice back-stop we've piled up.

 

I sent you a PM, I just want to make sure that I still have your e-mail.
I included my e-mail so you can send me yours.
When I was a kid I used to shoot a wooded kichten match in half at 50 yards with my Ruger 10/22 Carbine.
And yes, I still have that gun.
I used to go though a brink of ammo every Saturday.

 

Well, I checked to see who got here first, but that didn't help! We both arrived at about the same time and were both thinking along the same lines when creating our User IDs... You know what they say- brilliant minds think alike (and fools seldom differ)! LOL

I admit I didn't do a search here before posting about spark plugs, and I probably should have. Having since done a search on it here and on D-web it seems to be a topic of wildly varying opinions and no clear-cut winner!

 

Hahaha, I'm kidding. You have the better Avatar, after all, so I concede. We'll just have to make the forum bigger.

I wouldn't be surprised if much has changed in the world of spark-plugs since my post a while back, so a new thread was probably in order.

..still haven't installed my new plugs... no idea how I'll get to behind the engine...

 

I have the Bosch +4 and am very happy with them along with Magnecore wires.

I bought them on fastautobodyparts.com

 

I've been researching suitable plugs for my '03 Discovery this morning. So far, it looks like the best value is the Bosch Platinum +4. Checkers U.S. sells them for about $5 each, fyi.