MidwestPX

Can't really suggest anything without knowing your intended purpose. Typical distance you'll be shooting? Importance of speed of target acquisition?

My USPc 9mm was my first firearm. It was a great first because the slide was heavy which helped a newbie control muzzle flip and it had an external safety. I haven't touched it in about three years as I've since handed it over to my wife who prefers it to my Glocks and Sig for the same reasons. My issue with it is mostly the horrible trigger. I will be saying that about the Glocks shortly when my M&Ps show up as the M&P triggers with the APEX kit is just phenomenal. My daily carry G19 will likely be replaced with a compact M&P 9.

In a world of compromises, some people put the bullets in the magazine backwards…But it doesn’t matter, because our gun is on the cover of the Rainbow Six video games. Look how cool that SEAL coming out of the water looks… If you buy a $2,000 SOCOM, you will be that cool of an operator too. And chicks will dig you. At HK, we stuck a piston on an AR15, just like a bunch of other companies have done, dating back to about 1969. However ours is better, because we refuse to sell it to civilians. Because you suck, and we hate you. Our XM8 is the greatest rifle ever developed. It may melt, and it doesn’t fit any accessories known to man, but that is your fault. If you were a real operator, you would love it. Once again, look at Rainbow Six, that G36 sure is cool isn’t it? Yeah, you know you want one. And by the way, check out our new HK45. We decided that humans don’t need to release the magazine with their thumbs. If you were a really manly teutonic operator, you would be able to reach the controls. Plus we’ve fired 100,000,000 rounds through one with zero malfunctions, and that was while it was buried in a lake of molten lava, on the moon. If you don’t believe us, it is because you aren’t a real operator. By the way, our cheap, mass-produced, stamped sheet metal guns like the G3 and MP5 are the bestest things ever, and totally worth asinine scalpers prices, but note that cheap, mass-produced, stamped sheet metal guns from other countries are commie garbage. Not that it matters, because you’re civilians, so we won’t sell them to you anyway. Because you suck, and we hate you, but we know you’ll be back. We can beat you down like a trailer park wife, but you’ll come back, you always do. Buy our stuff. Sincerely HK Marketing Department HK. Because you suck. And we hate you. LOL

I can get you one. PM me for the NJGF special price

A few changes were made to the MWS tasked with 0-300 yards. The TR24 was zeroed for 50 yards which would make a 300yd POA headshot a CoM POI. Good enough for me The other may get a fixed 10x...not sure yet.

Well then, let's get it going! http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/19793-pmag-group-buy/

5.56 styles: 15/20, 15/30, 15rd curved stubby 5.56 colors: Black, FDE, Foliage green, OD green 7.62 styles: 15/20, stubby 15rd 7.62 color: Black

http://midwestpx.com/product_info.php?products_id=505 Super short LR20 that just barely pokes out of the magwell like the original 5.56 stubby!

MWS BCG parts relative to a LMT AR15 BCG:

Thanks guys. Check out the new stubby LR20:

Here's a pic of the stubby in one of my MWS rifles:

Finally got these in...

5.56 - Regular price: $20.00ea 10-15 mags: $19.00ea 16-20 mags: $18.00ea 21-30 mags: $17.50ea 31+: $17.00ea 7.62 - Regular price: $28.75ea 5-9 mags: $27.00ea 10-14 mags: $26.00ea 15-19 mags: $25.00ea 20+: $24.00ea Mix and match style and color. Ranger plates on the 5.56 PMAGs are an extra $4.50 per mag. $7.50 flat rate shipping.

If someone wants to arrange a group buy for 15rd PMAGs (5.56 and 7.62), I'm open to the idea

.308 ARs that utilize the DPMS/SR25 pattern Side by side (L to R: 5/7 stubby, 5/10/15 stubby, full size LR20) Stacked up Standing "tall" My apologies for the funny pinkish tint...not sure how to work my wife's camera. Her DSLR is apparently alot harder than my PnS IS850.

So I've been playing around and while I need to verify the spring rate to be right, here's a teaser of something I've got in the works: And here it is relative to a 5rd M1A mag made by CMI

Great write up, Shane! Thanks for taking the time to do so!

I think that part of AB962 was removed. At any rate, AB962 will likely be shut down before February 2011, when it takes effect, as it violates interstate commerce.

This email, while fake, brings back so many tragic memories for me as I lost all mine recently

The LMT MRPs also fit this category.

I've thought about it however I primarily work with the AR platform. Plus, I'd need to pick up some demos to make sure the mags function properly before I'd be comfortable releasing them for sale.

Just received another shipment of SSAs and SSA-Es! These are non-adjustable, two stage combat triggers. The SSA is about 4.5 pounds while the SSA-E is closer to 3.5lbs. These are phenomenal triggers! SSA | SSA-E

It's not magic...I have elves! LOL Thanks for the positive feedback!

I had a Mueller APV 4-14 that was pretty good however have since replace it with this Tasco. At the recommendation of one of my customers, I gave it a try and discovered it to be an excellent optic for my 10/22 and I purchased the illuminated version for my FIL's Savage 93R17. Just for fun, we stuck it on his M1A and it held up to 50 rounds of milsurp .308 without issue. Then it went back to his Savage for good. At any rate, the glass is pretty good for an $80 scope however at maximum magnification, things do get a bit blurry. I have yet to find a situation where I need all 24x with my 10/22 though.

The blocks I currently use to make 15/30 PMAGs are translucent and would look funny in a windowed mag however by changing the block material, I could make a black block that would blend with the mag body and contrast against the orange coil of the spring that shows the number of rounds remaining. Would anyone be interested in black 15/30 EMAGs or 15/30 windowed PMAGs using this black block?