Shane45

My concern is that it is not about saving lives. Its about broadening the net of confiscation without due process. If we start seeing confiscations over trivial or unsubstantiated situations, this will be the red flag of this pursuit. Aside from this, how many people are going to have stuff confiscated because the person making the decision simply never wants it to come back on them that they decided not to confiscate and then something happened. So a process like this if it is absent a criteria to qualify for confiscation is inherently going to be one sided.

Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., said there is a political movement brewing in the United States to try and overturn the Second Amendment in its entirety, and do away with a citizen's right to keep and bear arms

Here is an article that is a worthy read IMO. https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2019/08/mass_shootings_the_elephant_in_the_room.html

No. Actual wear. Brass seems to ding the slide on the way out. I've seen slides that didnt have the tennifer anymore. Once that happened, the brass started to dig a hole in the slide fairly quickly compared to when protected.

For those that want to polish their slides, just a word of caution. It is my understanding that glock doesnt use the best steels and rely on the tennifer finish. If you go too deep and remove the tennifer, you may have issues.

Wheres the barrel nut on a 1911?

Thus the disappointment with DT. It could have been. But I suspect internal mismanagement was a major factor and a million missed ship dates drove the pressure to just get it to market. Having to break out the Torx wrench and take your forend off to adjust the gas...... really!?!?!?!?

They are both specialized IMO. Good for some things, not so good for others. But what I'm saying is out of the Bullpup offerings in 308, I would trust an IWI product over DT's. But the real relevant question should probably be what role a 308 bull pup fills...

Id wait for the Tavor 7. I would have more confidence it will be a viable product.

Well, one could opine this is what happens when you get way out of your lane. Credit for trying. But it just seems so many things were not well thought out. I'm sure they had input from the right people, did they take it? Insiders seem to indicate they did not. Thus it fell short...

The pricing would not be out of line at all.....if they had achieved their goals.

...and it doesn't seem to be a particularly good execution unfortunately.

Some KAC goodness. SR25 EMC. This is a one of one. This isnt one of the service turn ins. It is allegedly the ONLY EMC to leave the factory as a new rifle in this color(that didnt go to the military). Running a USO 1-8 in a custom mount. It is an amazing rifle. If the apocalypse descended upon us and I could only grab 1 rifle, this would be it!

A p90 is about 850 depending on accessories the agency opted for

Meh I'm not sure you need everything to get started. There may be a good case for NOT getting everything up front so you can get a view of what's working and what's not, then aquire intelligently. Starting out, your skill is going to be the biggest limiting factor, not the gear.

Rgr that

I think the issue looks to be real estate. The way it overhangs is going to eat up space to put the irons in front of it I think.

If your considering the new triji, sight in front could be an issue fyi.

Accessories and NFA items are pretty different. But I dont think thats the argument here. The greater argument is, do states get to pick which laws they will follow and which ones they dont. Montana tried this route with full auto. I dont recall it going well but it's been a while.

One needs to dig a little deeper here. I dont think this case is an indication of the SC's sentiment on the 2nd. This looks to me to be more a case of State Vs Fed. Thus probably making this NOT a good case to use to change NFA law.

No but I have just about every other aimpoint so I'm very comfortable with the brand. With that being said the new trijicon sro has my attention as well.

Don Jr was at the NRA convention I think it was. He took possession of his new Cadex Defence rifle while there

Several. If you get a chance to look through one, swing it to a wooded area with vegetation and tell me what you see. Also the ret makes it harder to spot trace and splash. Easier to get lost in the ret. And iirc if you do dial, it throws off wind offsets. It's too much like a bdc ret. In the end does it do anything better than other reticles? I dont think it does. You will find those proclaiming its superiority. I dont see it. Others that I trust, who have actual shooting credentials a mile wide dont either.

Tremor 3 - Not one I would recommend! Stay away from those tactical tennis racquets!