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LOL made me do a double take... my first thought was "did I really just screw that up" haha

Nice - you finally got one. Enjoy

Once, when I was helping another forum member get his AR sighted in. It was the first time I had seen one in person and it took me a few minutes to figure out where to line up the front post. That said, I wasn't a fan of the small aperture at all. The large one wasn't so bad, but the small one just wasn't working for me. Granted, we're not talking about any significant amount of time behind the sight, so take my opinion with a grain of salt.

Yes. The diamond may seem a bit odd at first if you're used to a more traditional round ghost ring/peep, but height wise, it will work fine with a standard AR FSB.

I've had Kershaw knives for years now, and I had no idea they offered that service. Definitely good to know

He's probably thinking of Antonio

"I should kill myself with a Hi-Point" :rofl: Definitely the funniest hitler video to date ETA: I need to add an RTF2 Glock to the collection

The price is comparable to the .38/.357 LCRs, so not much of a surprise there. I feel that the real market for this gun is people that already own an LCR and want a low cost round to practice with.

They make them - a couple members on the forum have them if I remember correctly http://www.ruger.com/products/sp101/models.html

I'll pass You'd be amazed what you can find on Amazon sometimes: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00585J7S8/ref=s9_simh_gw_p200_d0_g200_i1?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=center-3&pf_rd_r=1H3FA7GVQPYQX9AHJ7PV&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=470938811&pf_rd_i=507846

Sometimes I think I should've gone with the Taurus instead of the 617 and saved a boat load of money. Let us know how you like it after a couple ranges trips

The PWS FSC556 is in the unique position of having obtained an ATF letter stating that it is NOT a flash hider http://primaryweapons.com/store/pc/docs/FSC556.pdf

To make things even more confusing, the Glock site lists both the NY1 & NY2 as having a pull weight of 11lbs... http://www.glock.com/english/options_triggerspring.htm

Well.. from my understanding, there are 2 NY triggers.. NY1 & NY2. The NY1 is od green in color, and the NY2 is orange. Assuming a standard 5.5lb trigger connector is installed, a NY1 trigger will results in ~8lb trigger pull and a NY2 will result in ~12lb trigger pull. That said, a very popular modification is a NY1 trigger with a "-" (aka ghost) 3.5lb connector which results in a stockish ~5-6lb trigger pull but without the creep of the standard set up. ETA: I have never fired a Glock with any type of NY trigger, so I'm just going based on research I've done and no first hand experience. I have a NY1 trigger and 3.5 connector sitting in my parts bin, but have never actually bothered to install them.

Link only works for cablevision/comcast/TW subscribers. Sorry to hear about the family

http://www.nj.com/ne...on_i-287_i.html http://abclocal.go.c...rsey&id=8473709

Doesn't it do both? Eliminate most of the creep (and make it more like a revolver trigger), but, as a result, make it about a 11-12lb pull?

I think the deterrent vs. attractor thing is just like the open carry vs. concealed carry argument. It's really not a black & white issue - in some circumstances it may be a deterrent.. in others, it might make you a target. My preference is to be low key with everything.. clothes.. cars.. whatever.. but I also think people, as a whole, suck.. so the less you know about me, the better.

The only sticker on my car is the inspection sticker...

Nice G - enjoy it! Nice HAK too - don't see them very often

China. I have one of these coming on Tuesday. I have some of their Bail Out Bags that I use as mini-range bags on occasion, and I figured for 30 bux I'd give this one a try. Not expecting Maxpedition quality, but for a "toss it around and not care if it gets beat up" bag, it seems like it'll do the job.

Correct - I was specifically commenting on Frank's question about how popped primers end up in the trigger group, and I didn't mean to imply that the soldier in question was using XM193... particularly since XM ammo is only sold on the commercial market from what I understand.

The forum auto-changes the correctly spelled c0ck to penis - so when you originally wrote "c ock the hammer" the forum changed it to "penis the hammer". Looks like you edited it to "c0ck" after the fact, but not before Nick was able to quote the "penis"

It's apparently not an uncommon occurrence with Federal XM193 - I've read a number of AARs from Pat Rogers carbine classes where this exact thing happens. Never seen it myself or known anyone it's happened to, so take it for what it's worth I think some people call them "charging handle impingement" malfunctions... or maybe I have my malfunctions mixed up again. Basically, a spent or live round gets jammed above the charging handle OR between the charging handle and bolt. The user tries to clear the malfunction not realizing there's a round stuck up there and in the process of trying to do the typical "rip, rack rack rack" ends up making the jam worse. The best way to clear it is use a tool, bullet tip, or a gloved hand to manually move the bolt reward to relieve pressure/blockage of the round and allow the user to fish it out. Chris, from MDTS, has a great article on AR malfunctions that explains how to clear some of the malfunctions being discussed: http://www.mdtstrain..._MDTS_Part2.pdf