DIY AR-15 Build: Introduction, Parts and Tools Required

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#1

http://www.itstactical.com/warcom/firearms/diy-ar-15-build-introduction-parts-and-tools-required/

#2

Don't know how *that* happened. My apologies.

#3

Hi :slight_smile:
Nicely handled. Thanks for the apology! It hadn't bothered me but thanks
again :slight_smile:

GMail had put the original in my spam folder but accepted your legit one as
legit. So that was good to see :slight_smile:

I guess best advice to anyone else finding they appear to be sending weird
stuff is to change your password. Not sure it would have helped in this
type of case though because i doubt the address got cracked into. Someone
mentioned something about "temporary" or "disposable" email addresses which
i guess i should explore sometime soon.
Good luck and regards from
Tom :slight_smile:

#4

Looks like someone is expecting a visit from the CIA!

--doug

#5

Hi :slight_smile:
Nicely handled. Thanks for the apology! It hadn't bothered me but
thanks again :slight_smile:

You're welcome. Figured it might cause a bit of "What the...?"

[snip]

I guess best advice to anyone else finding they appear to be
sending weird stuff is to change your password.

[snip]

Or simply make certain they're hitting "Compose," as opposed to
"Reply," whilst reading a mailing list but intending to send to an
individual an email completely unrelated to the mailing list :wink:

[snip

Looks like someone is expecting a visit from the CIA!

Hardly :). Totally legitimate thing to do, here in the U.S.A.,
building an AR-15 from scratch. That's published in a plain old
on-line magazine, available for anybody, anywhere to read. (Except
perhaps where blocked by country [e.g.: China] or corporate [e.g.:
Those who emply nanny filters] policy.)

Anyway: Again: My apologies for the noise.

Regards,
Jim