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If you go to A&M archery in Lakewood on 2nd street you can then shoot it to make sure its setup the way you or he likes it. I haven't been there in a long time but A&M is a top notch range and pro shop! I have heard recently they have some type of scenario shooting booth. And it's always a good idea to be armed when walking around downtown Lakewood at night daytime you are pretty much ok. The bow will make a nice club if needed. Park on 2nd as close as possible. Not saying it's a bad area or anything just be aware

I tried to not like my Glock34 for awhile, I wanted to use my 1911 for everything USPSA, IDPA and Steel. I shot them all for awhile. I started to notice my times were much better with my Glock. I would say I just had a good day when I was using the Glock but it was consistent. I have seen made the decision to shot the 34 in most gun games. I do like my Spartan 9mm for steel but it sometimes has issues! I know that every time I point and press the trigger on all my Glocks it will go bang. I cannot say that for all my guns except for maybe my CZ-75 and it has an issue every now and then, its rare but it happens. I now want a G35 for limited.

Maybe he will fix it for you or send you a new one!!

You are kidding right? What is it you don't like? Thinking maybe you weren't expecting the single action type? The single action model is for target shooting, what was your intended purpose for buying the pistol? I have shot the same gun and it is a great shooting pistol!!! I love mine a lot more since having it worked on by CZ-Custom. This is one of my favorite pistols and is also the most accurate.

I have had two interactions with State Police in both instances the trooper was very nice and polite. I wasn't doing anything wrong, I was just on the phone parked in a rest stop. I guess they have people doing things they shouldn't be while parked at a rest stop. The second was when I cut him off going from the middle lane to the left lane. He was pissed that I cut him off but he gave me a break after we talked for awhile. The problems seem to come from the young cops on the job and they seem to think they need to prove themselves as being a tough cop!! I think some of the small town cops have a bit of an inferiority complex. One young cop said to me" there will be no speeding from now on in my sector" I laughed so hard he got a little upset. I would never want the job!! I understand how they could go off on people when they see so many scumbags daily!!

I can do the slam and slide goes forward on just about all my guns. I love the feature as it saves some time when shooting USPSA and IDPA. So don't complain about it practice it and get used to it and be glad you can do it. I have seen people try it and can't do it!!

Yeah that's a great idea, I am going out there next week I will take your money to them!!!

I don't know what type of furniture you are waiting on but these guys have unfinished sets in stock. http://texasaktriggers.com/stocksets.html

Is yours 5.45 or 7.62? I think is the same process either way, I think if all goes well and I like the platform, I will do a 5.45 next

Carl looks good!! did you shoot it before you did the conversion? I want to get a feel of it before and after. I haven't started mine yet as I am doing it with my son and he has been busy working and chasing skirts! I wasn't in a hurry but now that I see yours and Now I want to start.

Here is one in stock they had the full size in stock yesterday so if you want it jump on it as these will not last. http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/21_82/products_id/411539769/CZU+CZ75D+PCR+CMPT+9MM+14

I have an STI Spartan in 9mm and I haven't had any issues with it. I had an issue with mags that I thought was the gun at first but now that I use CMC or Wilson mags I haven't had a problem. Its a good gun and I have about 15 mags for it, but it only likes certain ones!

I have a question on mags for a Saiga. I will be converting a x39 in a little while but my question is. What mags seem to work best with the Saiga conversion?

Is this something that you guys stock or are they made as needed? I will be needing some down the road when my Saiga conversion is done!!

I would first get the AR and then the AK. Thats the way I did it but it the old story of I just want one more until you get that one and then ok one more. I have AR's and now getting ready to convert my Saiga so just get one or the other then get the other!!!!

I had an issue with the front sight post on the MBUS. I thought it was to thick, I have eye issues can't see all that great out to distance, cross dominance. I could see the Troy's and Samson's much better. I don't really know why as I wanted to use the Magpuls as they are a lot cheaper but they just didnt work for me. I tried the magpuls and the Samsons the same day same rifle and ammo and I shot better with the Samsons. ??? I don't like the looks of the new ones either!!

I didn't like the original MBUS and I don't t like these. I like most of Magpuls other stuff but the sites are just no for me. I tried to use them but I like the Troy's and the Samsons so much better.

I have used a few comps and the one I liked the best and I thought worked the best is the Griffin M4SDII (see link) http://www.joeboboutfitters.com/Griffin_Armament_M4SD_II_Tactical_Compensator_XHP5_p/ga-xhp556tc.htm

I just got my first Geissele trigger the 3 gun flat one. I was always very hesitant to pay that kind of money for a trigger. Well I recently got a deal on one and I couldn't pass it up. So I first put it in my 15-22 and it was unbelievable such a clean break and such a short reset, I thought I may have trouble shooting to fast while dry firing but when I got it to the range I was amazed. This is the best upgrade I have ever done to any of my rifles. I will be moving it to my standard AR for my next range trip to see how I like that. I would expect I will be moving this trigger between my 15-22 and AR15's as needed until I can afford another one or actually 2 as I have two AR's without them now. So I will be spending a little over $700 on triggers sometime in the future and be happy about it, because once you use one you cannot go back to a regular GI trigger!! I have never used a Timney or CMC or the other high end triggers, but now that I know about the SD3 I will stick with it. They are Super Dynamic!! http://geissele.com/super-dyanmic.aspx

My son and daughter and I voted around 3:00 and we were number 4 5 and 6 on the republican side of my district!! That is just sad!!

I have the Griffin M4SD II on my 16in barrel and the Yankee Hill on my 14.5 upper. I don't like the YH as the muzzle blast if so much louder than the Griffin. The Griffin break will bring your 14.5 upper to the legal length. I would guess the Spikes Dyna comp would also but I am not sure the Griffin I know will as I just measured it. Good Luck with your build. I have built a few rifles and I recently just bought a vice and having the vice is so much nicer. I put a Geissele trigger in the other day and what took me 15 or so mins. took me less than 5mins using the vice. I am so stupid for waiting that long to buy the vice. The old saying is so correct the right tools for the job make the job much easier. or something like that!! Also I never wanted to spend the money on the expensive trigger, but now that I have it, it is a must for all AR's I build!! I have learned not to cheap out on the trigger, barrel and optics! Once you go Geissele you will not go back!! Good LUCK!!

Take a look at the Midwest Gen2 http://www.midwestindustriesinc.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_ID=450 I have the seekins SP3R on my latest AR build and I really like them and Diamondhead makes and nice rail that's pretty thin. http://www.seekinsprecision.com/quad-rails-hand-guards.html I like the thin rails also and I think I will be replacing the Midwest T series with the FF Gen2 series some time down the road.

JR Carbine makes one. I have one in 9mm and I do like and it has never had a problem, I don't shoot it much. They make two in .45 one that takes glock mags and one that takes 1911 mags.

Doesn't look like much fun to shoot...is it?

You already have an AR if you are looking to have another one you are scraping the bottom with those choices. I would either build one yourself or save my money and get a top of the line AR as you have a descent one now why would you want to downgrade to the one you mention? or buy ammo to shoot the AR you have now! or upgrade the AR you have now with that money!!!