DirtyDigz

Another reason to get involved in IDPA (or similar). Somerset IDPA had a low light competition couple of months ago, hand held flashlight required. Great practice finding, identifying and shooting at targets in the dark.

Hello and welcome. Always stay frosty and ready to toss that glock downrange!

Thanks for the response. Just curious because the apparent action/locking of the two different bolt carriers is so different.

In a car with seat belts, air bags and likely designed to sacrifice the frame to protect the occupants. Hey, I watched Yeager's response video too. Sorry, but he didn't convince me that the risk/reward ratio of having that photographer there made sense. Didn't break any of the 4 gun rules, didn't break any of the 10 commandments or the 30 rules of dating your daughter either. Sure broke the "unnecessary stupid risk" rule though.

Under $100, combo 150 lumen LED light and red laser with remote pressure switch. I've got two of them: http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=FMTFLS&groupid=59

Sweet, good luck with it!

Question on bolt/bolt carrier action: The CMMG bolt carrier that came with the upper would "snap" lock into battery when pushed all the way forward into the upper; the bolt would rotate, the lugs would line up and then it would stay that way unless I gave a little tug on the bolt carrier or the charging handle. The Adams Arms piston kit came with an "anti-tilt" carrier. The instructions have you take the gas rings off the bolt, put a spring on the bolt shaft and then put it into the AA carrier. It all seems to fit fine, but I notice that the AA Carrier doesn't "snap" into battery. If you don't keep constant forward pressure on the bolt carrier it will move back out of battery. The bolt still appears to be working correctly in that it rotates and locks. Is that normal/ok? Does the buffer/buffer spring in an AR normally provide forward force to keep the bolt carrier pushed forward? Basically, should the AA bolt carrier be acting the same way that the CMMG carrier did originally?

Some of them were getting a good breast weld on the stock.

I don't listen to Yeager much after that vid came out where he had a photographer for his class standing downrange, in between targets, photographing students shooting towards him. http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/06/17/highly-controversial-training-video/

Upper's almost done:

Not sure it would either, but there's no specific exclusion for non-incendiary tracer ammo besides the shotgun/skeet use.

What happens if I register as wankertosser?

Beauty. Do those "sniper" stocks no longer count as a collapsible stock?

Oh crap, here I go again! Thanks for the heads up again Maks! (22 boxes is the magic number to just bump you over the $150 order to qualify for free shipping)

May need to double check the legality of shooting it in NJ:

Got them, like them as an emergency backup if there's no flashlight. However, you should really, REALLY have a flashlight along with your HD gun all the time. Night sights will help you get on target in low light conditions. They will not help you identify that target as friend or foe, though.

Your gun can't move 2 tons of steel at 100 mph either. Both are dangerous when their energy is focused the "wrong" way.

DD Lite 12.0 rail and Adams Arms piston kit arrived tonight. Holy crap, that DD rail is **LIGHT**. I'm afraid if I sneeze I might blow it off the desk. Adams Arms kit comes with a special anti-til" bolt carrier. Wondering if I should spring for one of those "anti-tilt" buffers, or just go with a regular buffer and see how everything works out. The shipment did not include the DD wrench I ordered, so hopefully that will show up before the weekend. In the meantime I'll start swapping the bolt from the CMMG carrier over to the AA carrier.

Read the PDF. Couple of things that jumped out at me:

I'm a fan of the G26. Cheaper ammo means more shots to practice with for the same $. You can use the 15 round G19 mags in the G26 too, so you can carry the stock 10 rounder loaded and a 15 round as a backup. Out of the box it doesn't have a long enough grip for your pinky to rest on, but put a +1 or +2 mag extender on it and it will. Love the guide rod laser I have in mine, gets you on target in a hurry without adding any extra width or snag points to the gun. It's not going to be an easy pocket conceal though, unless you're sporting cargo/baggy pants with wide pockets.

Welcome GB!

First purchase was in 2008, Glock 26 bought from Ramsey Outdoor. Gun counter guy was very friendly and transaction went smoothly. I overpaid, but after 6+ months of waiting for FID/Pistol permit I just wanted the damn gun.

Hrmm, look at what I just found: http://www.heavybuffers.com/anticant.html

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/02/24/love-handles-stop-bullet_n_473947.html