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Dude did you really just make references in your post claiming those are YOUR lowers and YOU own Wyoming Arms LLC? Your clearly a part of the place but owner........

All legal records of that LLC appear to belong to another individual. Business license, FFL, Trademarks the whole works appears to be registered to Jeff Leisy as his name is the ONLY one registered as owner.

Have heard good things about the wares from friends involved with high end suppliers here but all of them mention only Leisy.


Also not sure how you can call Wyo Arms one of the big boys after 18 months of businesses. Lots of manufacturers have a shcitt ton more wins and do so routinely.


No attack, just trying to clarify my interpretation of your post

Dude did you really just make references in your post claiming those are YOUR lowers and YOU own Wyoming Arms LLC? Your clearly a part of the place but owner........
All legal records of that LLC appear to belong to another individual. Business license, FFL, Trademarks the whole works appears to be registered to Jeff Leisy as his name is the ONLY one registered as owner.

Have heard good things about the wares from friends involved with high end suppliers here but all of them mention only Leisy.

Also not sure how you can call Wyo Arms one of the big boys after 18 months of businesses. Lots of manufacturers have a shcitt ton more wins and do so routinely.No attack, just trying to clarify my interpretation of your post

I have not seen a SINGLE post my Take A Knee that looked or sounded like him being a blowhard or self appointed expert.

I'd also point out to the OP that a Bear that bigs' ass is approx. 2' from the vitals so you might think about going back and editing that "near miss" part.

Wow thanks for asking because it was a pretty good day today. Hope the OP won't mind a small hijack.
Starting off I got a small batch of uppers and lowers back from the Anodizer. Wanted to try a some Sand Matte Type III. Looked pretty good but might tweak it some in the future. Love that Wyoming Arms Logo. Most everthing we do is is Type III Black but the Matte Sand is cool and in demand.



Got the 300 Blackout barrels on the mill for fluting and things looked good. As you most likely know our 5.56 WYO barrels pretty much set the standard for "uber" accuracy/ "uber" reliabilty and I am anxious to keep the trend going forward.

Unfluted



Magic



Now it is fluted and the gas port is in.



As normal the coated BCGs continue to amaze and the light bodies are really quite the step above.





Got the coating on the barrel extension dialed in and boy does it work nice.

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I do love living in a State (Wyoming) where the Governor, Matt Mead, loves talking about guns at the Mansion and can buy the best in AR type rifles.

[img]http://i1205.photobucket.com/albums...20Matt%20Mead/IMG_1387lr_zpsc7d19a10.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i1205.photobucket.com/albums...20Matt%20Mead/IMG_1399lr_zpsfb30ef71.jpg[/img]

Ever get the feeling you are 2 steps behind the big boys??

Shoot I almost forgot, but Surefire's Maggie Reese won High Lady at the Superstition Mt Mystery 3 gun with our barrel and Mike Voight placed in the top 5 overall with the WYO LOK barrel at the same event last weekend. Cheers

I have not seen a SINGLE post my Take A Knee that looked or sounded like him being a blowhard or self appointed expert.

Hmmm.....Not thinking that went the way HC expected.

Nice rifles!

I have not seen a SINGLE post my Take A Knee that looked or sounded like him being a blowhard or self appointed expert.

Signature line worthy.
Your grip on reality would never be described as "vice-like".

Wow thanks for asking because it was a pretty good day today. Hope the OP won't mind a small hijack.
Starting off I got a small batch of uppers and lowers back from the Anodizer. Wanted to try a some Sand Matte Type III. Looked pretty good but might tweak it some in the future. Love that Wyoming Arms Logo. Most everthing we do is is Type III Black but the Matte Sand is cool and in demand.



Got the 300 Blackout barrels on the mill for fluting and things looked good. As you most likely know our 5.56 WYO barrels pretty much set the standard for "uber" accuracy/ "uber" reliabilty and I am anxious to keep the trend going forward.

Unfluted



Magic



Now it is fluted and the gas port is in.



As normal the coated BCGs continue to amaze and the light bodies are really quite the step above.





Got the coating on the barrel extension dialed in and boy does it work nice.

[img]http://i1205.photobucket.com/albums...s%20Shop%20Pics/DSC00972_zps05a794f1.jpg[/img]

I do love living in a State (Wyoming) where the Governor, Matt Mead, loves talking about guns at the Mansion and can buy the best in AR type rifles.

[img]http://i1205.photobucket.com/albums...20Matt%20Mead/IMG_1387lr_zpsc7d19a10.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i1205.photobucket.com/albums...20Matt%20Mead/IMG_1399lr_zpsfb30ef71.jpg[/img]

Ever get the feeling you are 2 steps behind the big boys??

Shoot I almost forgot, but Surefire's Maggie Reese won High Lady at the Superstition Mt Mystery 3 gun with our barrel and Mike Voight placed in the top 5 overall with the WYO LOK barrel at the same event last weekend. Cheers

It appears that the attitude of some feel that only the perfectly physically and those that never miss the vitals are the only ones that should be allowed to hunt. Freedom and liberty be damed.

I don't think that's the point at all. I think the point most are trying to make is that the braggadocio involved in the posts is rather ridiculous especially in light of the actual events of the hunt in question.

Safariman does tend to write link an advertisement, does that deserve this type of a use?

When he goes off about how only an "ubermagnum" would be capable of the feat, or how a 3/4 pickup had what would total about 17k tons of cable in the bed, or how the entire event was the equivalent of a hunt never to be equaled in the ages, then he brings it on himself. Add in the "problematic" shot placement that would negate the touted "quartering away", the reliance on others to actually kill the bear and then do the work, and then the multiplicitous posting of the same event in multiple forums - each attempting to one up the last and all building upon the flaws of the others, the self-induced misery compounds.

It would also appear that he has developed somewhat of a reputation. That never helps, but I can't speak to that (as I wasn't privy to the events or the incidents).