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Maybe I'm just lucky (I'm totally lucky ) but I don't have any of these issues . My wife rules! Ask @medic2264

I’m working with my wife of 25 years to pack up the family home of the last ~20 years. I’ve never understood more that men and women are from different planets than I do right now. I was watching this old video before blowing up with frustration and it made me laugh. I’m sure many have seen it previously, but it really does capture the differences that have never been more evident to me than they are right now.

Damn man I'm calling you next time I move. I always have to provide beer and bbq for my buddy's who help me move and that can get pretty pricey considering how much beer and food they can consume

Awesome! I was bummed I couldn't make it!

Agree with Peel here. And let's not forget, if women were not equipped to tolerate the source of our pain and just live with it. Lots of men would be out in the street! Jus sayin

Lol, no not at all. It's a fantastic afg in my opinion and quite popular on other forums especially the Reddit r/ar15 page. I highly recommend it! ive attached a pic of mine:

This should be good

Rough dedi... [emoji31] Lest' we forget. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oh gawd ahahah. Me and the Mrs. Bought our house last year, been doing some work here and there. I always seem to be in the middle of a project when she starts telling me how and where I need to clean up.... I let one comment slip about how she is more than welcome to help clean up when I'm finished... I slept on the couch that night. Haha

Women are generally easier to teach then men. They are better listeners.

Next week bud

I am still in. Have to remember to pick up a case of clays and 20ga shells this week. I dusted off my old Browning Citori the other day.

I had a Magpul AFG2 initially, but i ended up swapping it out to a Magpul RVG. It just feels more natural with my shooting style. I don't use it as an actual grip, but as a basic hand stop. I have the RVG on both my AR's and my 15-22.

I use the Strike Industries LINK angled foregrip on my AR and love it. https://www.strikeindustries.com/shop/index.php/products/rifle-accessories/ar/fore-grips/si-link-curved-foregrip.html

I have the AFG2 on my AR and SUB-2000. Have the regular Magpul vertical grip on my KSG. Very happy with both. I have an unknown name one on my CX4, which has a pressure pad attached. It works. I also have a GripPod on my FDE AR. But don't recommend that unless you are looking for a bipod. Too big and heavy for just a vertical grip.

I'm telling ya that FNX will grow on you...had mine for 5 years now and it's the only gun that comes with me to every range trip. Like you said, soft recoil nice DA/SA trigger and 15+1 of .45 in an accurate, comfortable (albeit big)package. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk Edit..not sure if you know but the basic FNX has non threaded barrel and regular sights..dont see a reason for Tac model unless your running an RMR or can

I'm dreading the next move. The house is easy, it's the garage that will be the nightmare. She wont let me forget it...

It's not that bad, geeze. Lets face it. Just blame it all on your little girly Dutch hands. Not everyone has girly hands. And yes, got one for free surplus, courtesy the Marines... [emoji6] PS: I use mostly AFG and recently really love the, (doh!, forgot the name cause I'm half asleep), on my X95... Really comfy, has a compartment and taste like chicken wings... [emoji23] Editeditited: Tactical Fab Defense Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

lol, I lernd that. Me-" for cryin out loud , how many crockpots do ya need!?" Her- "how many drills do you own?" .....silence.......

I personally prefer the Magpul AFG/AFG2. On another rifle I have the Magpul XTM hand stop

Can't live them. Can't kill them.

If you do a Google image search for "P40 Warhawk 1911" or "P40 Warhawk pistol" you get a lot of photos of different version of what you are looking for. I have kicked the same idea around myself a few times.

Lol. I passed training but maybe need to take the continuing education. Lol.

Dear, dear Rob! She can't admit "she's" wrong... because it's always your fault! My god, man... you've been married how many years...? 25 you say...? And I have to explain this simple, fundamental truth to you? You have failed the obligatory man training program. Back to school with you! Seriously though, good luck with the move. Try not to kill each other. Remember, you'll be laughing about these stories in a couple of weeks.

Sorry John - I loathe the grip pod. I wouldn't take one if it was free. If I want a bipod, I'll get a bipod. After much time behind a gun I have learned that I much prefer handstops to vert grips. I started with full size vertical grips like the Tangodown that I grabbed full-retard (like a broomstick). I found my accuracy diminished as I tended to torque the grip and roll the rifle a few degrees inboard. My wrist and arm got tired faster as the hand position was uncomfortable for long periods. As I got tired, my elbows started creeping up into a chicken wing, which is less stable than a tight elbow down stance and also affected accuracy. Finally, the grip was a snag hazard on my gear and the environment. Then I moved to the TD Stubby on 1913 rails and the Magpul VFG for direct connect to MOE Hand guards as I learned a thing or two and progressed to a thumbs forward/thumb break grip. This was a much better choice and I didn't need a the full length of the grip anymore. The shorter grip hung up on stuff less and the new hand position was much more comfortable and didn't cause me to torque the rifle as much or chicken wing giving me better hits for a longer amount of time. As I shot more and more I found myself going to more of a C-Clamp. No, not the Chris Costa hyper extended elbow crap - just a normal comfortable arm extension with some bend in my elbow and my thumb over the top of the rail. It was less fatiguing when spending long amounts of time holding the gun at a ready position instead of shooting and still kept my hand in a position to work my light, drive the gun faster, and control the muzzle. This led me to want a handguard that was as slim as possible and a vertical grip was contraindicated. I tried a few thicker triangular shaped hand stops - like the Magpul AFG. They just wouldn't do either as it made me open my hand up too much and cause me too lose some grip strength. I wanted just a slight bump out in the back so I had something to pull against with the heel of my hand and as little material as along the tube under my hand so I could get my thumb over the top without opening my hand so much. I finally settled on the below: If it was MLOK, the Magpul MLOK Handstop is my answer. For 1913 rails I prefer the LaRue Hand stop. I also like and and have used the Magpul XTM Handstop kit. For the Key Mod I am looking at either the BCM KAG or the Strike Industries Link Curved Foregrip. I am not 100% yet but these seem to be the best options I have found so far that are KM compatible and have the attributes I am looking for. I am still looking at KM options (I prefer MLOK but the LaRue deal came with Keymod) so this may change. If they made the Magpul Handstop in Keymod, I would be all over it.

Work plans changed - My flight out is now the 24th, not the 17th. I should be able to make it. Let's see if I can get my thrower put together and get a good battery before the day!

Why? Because a morally corrupt prosecutor and judge would gladly send you to state prison for the slightest transgression. Read "Under the Blue Tent Sky" by Brian Aitken.

Yeah - only need 1 licensed hunter in the group. If I can make it, I'm going to try to break in the new thrower... Clinton WMA is decent for plinking at the .22LR/Rimfire rifle range. Note - you can shoot slugs (shotgun) and muzzleloader as well. It's worth it for the clays alone.