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10 box max? Boo-urns

Got mine today. Not much retention out of the bag but i know its adjustable. I'll play with it more when I get home from work.

You can get only the rear. Youll get used to the sight picture. I actually prefer it.

Yeah I'm not looking to add a $5-600 optic on my shotgun. Not really feasible for me. This process point is much more attractive

The buffers themselves arent really finicky, your upper may be. The general consensus is to start with a carbine weight buffer, then move 1 step heavier at a time, making sure that everything is functioning properly. Very rarely does a standard weight buffer cause any problems. Don't be scuuured

I've caught my strong hand palm in between the magwell and mag on smaller guns. Never on the support hand though.

Yes. I like the DD ones as well.

Then they wouldn't be poly

Yes you should be OK. Just don't put any poly (magpul) front sights on that block.

There are different heights for front sights. Gas block height, rail height, and Sig style heights* I think

As long as the sights are the correct size I don't see what the issue would be. Your personal preference is another matter.

You mean standard vs entry length or carbine tube vs rifle tube? Length is very much a personal preference. I prefer shorter stocks ( my str is one click from closed) as I'm a pretty squared up shooter. As far as rifle buffer system vs carbine, it depends on the stock you get. Shorter stock like the entry stock or a magpul ste, ctr, moe etc will use the carbine buffer system. A2, A1 and longer length systems will use the rifle buffer and spring. The mid length is subjectively softer shooting to begin with and 5.56 isn't the most powerful of rounds. I would say either would work for you, and to concentrate on getting g a comfortable stock. One note, carbine buffers come in different weights and this will affect dwell time on your rifle. Too heavy a buffer and it can cause malfunctions but of you get it just right it can decrease felt recoil and keep you on target easier.

Yup. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the gunfighters but for looks, quality, and ease of use I prefer the raptor. You honestly won't go wrong with either one if cost is an issue.

Carry handle is cool but buis is better if you want to put an RDS on it. I like the bcm CH but I REALLY like the Rainer Arms Raptor.

Ordered my holster on 2/21 and got shipping confirmation today.

Lol y u mad bro? Just renew the membership or pay $2

Heh 50th in gun ownership

I need a better safe.

Equipment exchange?

Seen this sight on an email from the firearms blog today. I think it looks pretty interesting. I'm always looking for new types of optics. I could see myself trying this out on my shotgun or new AK. What do you all think? http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/03/19/concept-see-open-sight-fiber-optic-self-contained-sight/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=2014-03-25&utm_campaign=Weekly+Newsletter

I have had no issue with either of my rear magpul mbus. I have an HK style from sight on one of mine but I prefer my a2 fsb

Like jager?

I thought they canned this promo?

Sorry, when I skimmed over I seen ccw and thought there were all utah/ffl classes. Sorry. Im anxious to see your offerings for carbine/low light. There as been a lot of interest on the forum lately for professional instruction