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- 500-600 pounds Brown Bear killed with AK-74 in Alaska
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Usually a clicky cap or a tape switch. I think it can lead to bad habits. I don't rely on anything on my weapons to "scare" someone into submission.
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I don't think the laser is real scary. A blinding light makes the body naturally close eyes and turn away. Very disorienting. Plus you can quickly identify if the target is a threat or not. Lasers work both ways. If your not shining it in someone's retina they know exactly where to shoot you.
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The red dot WILL make you faster. You can keep both eyes open and have better awareness. Its definitely an advantage you should think seriously about.
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. This. Get a good 300+ lumen light and you won't need the laser. Get a red dot if you want fast target acquisition
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O Sorry meant to edit my post. Still getting used to tap talk.
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Here are the main parts you will need for the gun. Upper receiver group (barrel, receiver, handguards, bolt, bolt carrier, charging handle) Lower receiver group (lower parts kit, trigger group, stock, buffer, buffer spring) Accessories that are commonly replaced or added: Mil spec trigger - upgraded trigger (smoother, lighter pull) Charging handle - upgraded CH (stronger, resistant bending, possibly ambi) Handgaurds - upgraded to quad rail or magpul (ability to put on more accessories) Stock - various sizes and models for comfort Buffer - upgrade to heavier buffer (shoots softer, less felt recoil) Bolt and Carrier - upgraded to full auto group (stronger, longer life) Vertical fore grip - added for comfort Mounted flashlight - ability to use flashlight while keeping both hands on rifle Pistol grip - comfort
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ETA: I did miss it... For what you said I wouldnt skimp on parts too much since it is a home defense gun. Look for a good quality Upper, with quality specs. (Including but not limited to: Daniel Defense, Colt, Bravo Company, etc) You may look for a 16" barrel since you may do some bench work I assume, USGI profile barrel, standard handguards if your not hanging a bunch of stuff on it. Stock of your choice to make sure its comfortable in your shooting position. What you WONT need to go crazy on is: $200+ trigger (I have an alg myself), fancy quad rails, super expensive charging handle or bolt carrier group, doesnt NEED to be a 1/7 twist rate, won't NEED all the magpul goodies if you are comfy with the standard grip and stock. I have a stag upper that had done me very well and is very fairly priced. They are hard to come by at the moment but that is kind of the direction I see you going.
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Who can make ammo safe for display?
Pull the bullet and dump the powder. I don't know why they'd freak. It can't fire itself. Even in a house fire it would only cause superficial damage if you were standing damn near on top of it. I assume youd be haulin ass to get out of there anyway.
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With both eyes open (the key) at the target you see the dot and where you want to put it.
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Don't know about Vlad but I keep mine in the bottom 1/3 of the tube. When focused on a target I don't really even notice the sight post.
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The PC Gaming Thread - Who do we have?
Where's all the WOW guys, I know you're out there. I played for a little while