Underdog

I don't know about the quality of these single-action rimfires, but they seem to be a reasonably good deal. A 6 plus inch barreled one is on sale, too: Heritage Mfg Rough Rider Small Bore Single .22LR 4.75" Blued, Antiqued US Flag Pattern Grips - R22B4GOLDUSA And, for about $30 more you can get a .22WMR cylinder for it as well. I wish I had the cash to spend and permit. I am feeling patriotic. In one of the reviews, the owner changed the grip to a worn patina. I like it for a cheap plinker and training gun.

But Sig for example seems to be hurting in the quality control department. That will hurt them. Take Beretta for example... they ran on their government contract and didn't worry about innovation. Now that the 92 is out, they will be floundering around trying to get market shares. They Nano and all of those other guns never really took off. They waited too long and really didn't listen to the customers. That is why Ruger does relatively well. They just put out as much variety as they can. Ruger's problem is that other than their 22 legacies, they really make a lot of quality crap. Bad triggers, etc. They deliver the innovation, but they never quite get it right in many ways.

They might still have the market, but Glock is losing shares. They are slow to move on trends of what their customers are looking for. It is true they have expanded and all, but their overall market share (footprint) is smaller due to all of the competition. They put out a good product, but so do many others. They need more than just their Golden Name. The fanboy base is still there, but it is shrinking as new people are branching out. If there were equivalent models to Glocks in say Smith & Wesson M&P, then I would rather have the Smith. For example, now that the Smith Triggers are better, I would much rather have a S&W M&P 2.0 Compact than a Glock 19 GEN whatever. It has better ergonomics, arguably I feel a better tirgger, better stock sights, stainless slide, Metal support in the frame, solid audible reset, and did I mention ergonomics. Perhaps its only negative for me is the hinged trigger. But I don't like the Glock trigger, either. And, I can use and deal with both. Oh, and the new ones don't have that spongy trigger and the reset is on par with the Glock. I imagine you could do this kind of analysis with other brands, I'm just not as familiar. Glocks are special, albiet soul-less pistols. And they have paved the way for others, but competition is coming on strong... Perhaps good for us by providing choices, but bad for the King. The King in the past has only seemed to adapt when it needed to. In my opinion Glock could have won the US military contract, easily, if it wasn't based on politics, and if Glock had been flexible enough to give what its customers truly wanted. Why on Earth would Glock limit its two new shiny stars to that silvery finish? Unless they wanted to sell a ton and then release black-slided models later on which the fanboys will just have to have? It doesn't make sense unless the new finish is cheaper to implement, or that much better (which I doubt). Glock only innovates when its hand is somewhat forced. True, it can, though. But it will have less impact as it loses more market shares to others.

So do I, when it is an OPTION. Glock likes to force its hand too much. It wouldn't have come out with the 43x and 48 if it wasn't hurting by the other single-stack 9s.

Rail is not M lok or Key Mod. It has a Picatinny Rail on top of the rail and threaded smallish screws on the sides. What attaches to them. I want to attach a Picatinny rail to them. I don't know the brand of the rail. It looks like a quad, but with the Picatinny rail only on the top.

The NY Slimes must have some alterior motive. Nothing good comes from that Liberal Rag.

it will be hard for Trump to get elected when liberals and dead people seem to vote more than once on any given election. Ballots are found in automobiles, etc.

Well, i hope they lose that flashy slide in the 43X and 48. I say no more shitty, plastic sites, a full rail as pointed out above, the option of rough texture or not... The Glock Gen 6 will be a Smith & Wesson M&P 3.0.

I was thinking about getting the 9mm version and the 22 version with the external hammer.

carbine-length rifle

I assume that foregrips are legal unless they are vertical handgrips? Do they attach to the rail directly, or do you have to have a Picatinny Rail screwed in to attach them to? Thanks!

Does anybody own and like the Ruger LCRx,or just the LCR in 22LR and like it?

From what I understand there is a hierarchy as to line of inheritance if there is no specification. But, for example, if you put in your will I leave my firearms to my wife, my brother, and my children, then they can each inherit them. If no statement and no will, then ALL of your inheritance, I believe would transfer to your wife. In light of the new Sovereign Rulers, I believe you might need permits for inheriting each handgun, but I don't believe you would have to go through an FFL if it was an immediate family member including grandparents and step combos. We need a law person's thoughts...

If he is mentioned in the will, I don't believe that specific firearms need to be listed, but rather a blanket statement.

One of my friends sent this video to me. I am not familiar with this nut, but he is pretty funny... not for work. You might want to checkout the one on the Shadow 2.

Learning about ARs. i got most of my lower receiver complete. I lost my bolt-open lever pin when it went flying. I have a second parts kit for another build that i took one out of, but I need another one. Maybe I will find it. I guess I lubed it up too well and it slipped when I was trying to get it started with a pair of needle nose pliers. i was expecting the other spring and detent to go flying, but that installed easily I hope I don't have to buy a whole lower parts kit to get it that pin. What really has me frustrated was i bought a buffer tube last week. i was told that it was milspec and would work for my carbine build. However, there is no groove and I am questioning whether or not it is Milspec. i have a Milspec stock that is coming in and i am afraid that it is NOT going to to work with this buffer tube. 't'he little tab on the receiver endplate will not slide on. Can i grind it down a little and screw it on the grooveless buffer tube? Why doesn't the buffer tube have a groove?

Some may think that that is the ultimate goal. Yet others worry about the stupid comments by Virginia and NY governors.

Smart FFLs would offer a less busy time in their shops to do free or almost free transactions and offer patrons credit for any firearms transfer fees that have to be paid. Maybe if that was setup, especially for Long Guns, then the state wouldn't get to collect revenue on that taxed fee, and it would give good will, increase business, etc. I want my local FFLs to stay in business, and if they treat me right, I will treat them right.

That was why I stopped shopping with them and didn't renew my membership. I don't shop at Dicks heads either. They will all sell out and let you down given the opportunity.. Ruger, S&W, Springfield Armory.... Find outlets that support your Constitutional Rights even if you have to pay more, and let them know. LL Bean can fly a kite, too. Statism and liberalism infect everything.

Why, because we shouldn't even have to have an FID card. And since we are required by an Unkonstitional State that requires so much BS from law-abiding and good citizens, we shouldn't have to do more than we need to for these businesses. If you come into my business, can I ask you for your Social Security number? Many people with older FIDs have this on them. As the purchaser, I am responsible for MY actions. When you buy a car are you asked for your license to see if you have any DWIs, or other tickets? Maybe gas stations should ask you for your license before giving you gas to see if your license is suspended? When does it stop? When do people stop getting into the business of others? For example, don't make Slung Shot, or Sling Shots illegal. Make it illegal to commit a crime with them. Don't make purchasing ammo or guns illegal, punish those that use them in an a violent or dangerous manner with suitable sentences. We are NOT suppose to ask the State for permission to exercise a right. Driving is NOT a right, but a privilege. Owning a firearm and ammunition for it is NOT a privilege granted by amazing geniuses that run everything, but rather a right that isn't suppose to be infringed upon, taxed, etc. and I guess it is OK for companies to keep you off their law if you don't have a leash. As a side note, I don't think you have to have an FID card to own firearms in NJ... maybe to transport them. Why do people think it is OK for the government to keep track of their every move? And, what if you move and you are waiting for a NEW FID w/ your updated address on it. I know of some jurisdictions that have taken months to issue an address or name change. So, during that time I cannot buy Ammo? I cannot transport my firearms, etc. I guess some are OK with wearing leashes and being curbed.

Pathetic coming from the Constitution State. Maybe only lawful fire-arms owners should be allowed to vote, teach, practice law, or hold public office. Since all Politicians get a lot of perks, I propose a 75% flat tax on all of their legal and illegal earnings. Liberal Politicians, Attorneys, Prosecutors, and Judges should all have a 500% ammo tax added. And, anyone that is of sound mind that doesn't own a firearm legally should have a 10% additional tax added to their income every year, as they are not part of the militia. That would exclude liberal statists, as they are not of sound mind. Instead of a phone, Trump should give everybody a box of ammo, and as part of registering for the draft, all citizens should have to guard or southern border. Liberals can be issued Nerf guns.

cheaper Than Dirt and Brownells can both go fly a kite if they are asking anything more than NJ needs. Bendover for NJ, Bendover for them... Might as well stay bent over.

Does anybody love the Beretta or is it CZ all the way? I sold my Beretta a while ago and replaced it with a CZ. The grip just seemed better to me and it wasn't as large. i always wanted to find a Beretta with the 1911 grip, though. This gun is awesome: https://www.wilsoncombat.com/92g-vertec-brigadier-tactical/! .

I think you are right. it doesn't seem worth the expense. I have been wanting an LCRx in .22LR anyway. i never use the Advantage Arms kit and should probably sell it and then I can put the money toward the little revolver. My favorite Rimfire is a S&W M&P 22 Compact. Of course, I always wanted a Buckmark of some sort as well. Still, I think a dedicated 22 Glock would be pretty sweet. I wonder why Glock never came out with one?