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I wish the old games were playable on newer computers. I really wanna play MW2: Mercenaries - that was the best one. I'd still be happy with MW3 or MW4 though...

This is my wife's doing. You should see our stockpile of shampoo/laundry detergent/toothpaste/etc.

Ah darn - too bad it wasn't a pewter one. I think I still have an old SHD-2H Shadow Hawk in blister... I have a couple unopened ones left somewhere. Heh - unless you're playing older games, don't hold your breath. The Kickstarter is going now - game probably won't be out until 2017...

Already stockpiled

Welp... just so happens it's falling on a day when I'm leaving on a cruise... from NYC... that's gonna be a choppy departure...

Excellent choice. It's an unseen mech as well. I hope yours is painted Blue and Gold

I'll take that Archer if you don't want/need it

Jordan Weisman, the creator of Battletech, has partnered with Harebrained Schemes (the game company that made the newest Shadowrun games) to start a Kickstarter for Battletech. It'll be a turn-based combat strategy game much like the tabletop miniatures game! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/webeharebrained/battletech/ To those that aren't aware... Giant robot war machines shooting up each other...

Edited your post to embed. You can also just use the URL here if it's a full www.youtube.com url - it will auto embed.

I use the [ media] [ / media] tags. Also use the full www.youtube.com urls instead of the youtu.be ones

Only Rifle length available...

My Niagara vid - with the Contour in a waterproof case: Underwater in the Bahamas: 3-Gun Match (Old video):

Do you need to shoot 4K video? Or 1440P? Do you need to connect to it using wifi or bluetooth? If you don't need the super high resolution video or the extras, go for the basic camera. GoPro themselves have a comparison map: http://shop.gopro.com/compare?category=cameras Personally, I use a ContourHD 1080p but that's way old... I personally prefer the Contour cameras - they are generally slimmer and lower profile than GoPros.. I also like the laser aiming and multiple mounts.

I knew I was taking too much time on the rifle targets so I just winged lead downrange and took the miss penalties... grabbed the shotgun and took out the rest and made it to the middle of the pack in terms of time on that stage...

Heh - I had gun oil with me - just didn't dawn on me to check until the end. When I was making ready on the last stage and couldn't get it to strip a round properly I was like "welp.. she's dry".

True - the newer M&Ps come with the performance center triggers - they're better than the older stock triggers by far, but nowhere near an APEX/Burwell

I'm referring to the Apex DCAEK - It reduces the overtravel and has a shorter reset, as well as a smoother, lighter pull. Not sure how it compares to the competition trigger, but "getting used to it" really isn't much of anything... you actually can feel the trigger more - when the trigger will "break" and the gun will fire, as well as the trigger reset point... Alternately you can do a DIY Burwell Trigger job - I have this done on my M&P 9L (was sent in to Burwell)... I love the trigger pull. About 3.5 lbs, smooth, crisp break, tactile reset, no overtravel.

Try a S&W M&P... then try one with an Apex trigger... You'll like it, then love it. 9mm 15 round mags are available occasionally. Glock 17.. eh... 10 round mags unless you want to get 17 rounders that are permanently blocked to 15. The Springfield XD 9 and XDm 9 suffer from the same issue. Walther PPQ and H&K VP9 are good options - people harp on how good the trigger on the VP9 is, but it's not as good as the M&P with a trigger job - though that's comparing apples to oranges. The SIG P320 is an option that's good if you potentially want to change calibers. The gun suffers from the same mag issue as the G17/XD9... unless you get the compact version Ruger SR9 is an option but you may not like the trigger - I know I couldn't stand it.

You're better off ordering one online - best prices and availability. Welcome to the build-your-own club

I agree - if you're traveling with a long gun and put it in a locked pelican case - that's fine - it doesn't have to be inside another case. This is why the wording of the TSA rules is vague... and then NJ's stupid laws and overreacting TSA agents cause her to become a felon...

Yes and no... she "researched" and came up to a logical, but incorrect, conclusion that a hard sided suitcase was the correct method of transporting a firearm... The TSA states: How they handled it after telling her she was incorrect as to how it was packed is the atrocity. She should have been let go to go home and resolve the issue... The baggage agent actually even tried to help her find a suitable case inside the airport... By regular rules, yes... TSA's extra "security" adds on more.. The real issue here is how vague TSA's guidelines are... On top of NJ's draconian laws.

I wish I could find more info about this... No news articles or anything besides what Nappen posted on his FB about the funding campaign. Simply put - she "Researched" and thought that by putting her gun in the factory box and putting it in a hard cased suitcase, that would be enough. Because she got stopped by the Airline/TSA check, they called the Newark cops who then arrested her...

Check with Bladetech to see if their Eclipse will allow for fitment with the RMR? It can support the fitment with the Surefire. http://shop.blade-tech.com/index.php?cPath=1_23_27#.VgmnEXpViko

The "Enhanced combat trigger" is most likely a trigger with different springs or polished surfaces to make it a little better than standard mil-spec. Most likely, it's just marketing jargon...

Flash hider would have to be removed and changed to a muzzle brake/compensator and pinned. MOE-SL Buttstock would have to be pinned. Price is about $1300... Honestly, you can buy a quality AR that's NJ Compliant for less...