High Exposure

Shoot it. Enjoy it. Every time it goes bang, think of your Dad. Its a P7M8 not a .45 Luger. It will never be worth a million dollars. Does it have the upside down triangle on it?

They won’t get a dime for me just because they lied. Their gear could be perfect now. Then again, they said it was perfect before. Integrity is important.

.45 ACP is a solid cartridge, no doubt about it. But, I am curious how you decided that your top choice in caliber for your pistol should be .45ACP if you are concerned with how soft your pistol shoots and you want a high magazine capacity - two things that .45 ACP isn’t exactly known for.

Happy Christmas! I wish everyone a fun and safe holiday surrounded by their loved ones.

I have never had this issue either and I have a few LaRue mounts on my guns, for optics and lights. I have been using a LaRue 660 T1 mount since 2009. But I have heard this can happen from a number of very trustworthy sources - I count Shane as one of them. I suspect the moon has more to do with out of spec uppers and users that don’t RTFM. Under the heading of “It has and could again, so why risk it” that Shane so appropriately stated, I have switched over to ADM for any new mounts, but I don’t feel the need to swap out my LaRue mounts. Then again, I view the QD ability as an emergency feature. I do not routinely take the mounts on and off. I install the optic then leave it. The very few times I have taken the optic and mount off, were times I needed to either work on the gun or I was swapping the optic to another rifle.

LaRue or ADM. I have both. Both work flawlessly.

Nah, don’t do that. He wants to throw my info out there - whatevs. I can tell you that I am not a huge fan of it - he could have handled that much differently, but still gotten his intended point across - but it is what it is. I’ve been here for a while and the people here that know me? Well... they know me. He doesn’t have to prove himself and I’m not going to throw his info out there - I don’t think I even know him, but I might. He can take my posts as he likes, just like everyone else here.

Take it as you like. That’s on you. I have knowledge, experience, and training opportunities concerning the shooting of AR pattern rifles over the last 15 years that doesn’t mirror most folks. That includes regularly shooting in armor and kit and training others to do the same - I teach both techniques. I was merely stating that believing that a high knee prone position is an outdated technique is shortsighted. The high leg didn’t evolve into flat iso. Flat iso has always existed. Look at pictures as far back as WWI, (maybe even further but I only did a quick google search) you will see soldiers in a flat iso position. I have never once said any way was THE way to do anything - shit, I shoot flat iso when out of kit. I shoot flat iso sometimes in kit. My whole point in my statement regarding high knee was there was more than one way to do something. The situation will dictate. Everyone’s frame of reference is different - many people forget that. I believe I said everyone’s needs and capabilities are different - I just went back and checked - yup, that is in fact what I said. That statement stands true. Sometimes flat iso is right, sometimes high knee is called for. As such, a high knee shooting position is still taught for a lot of applications and is most certainly not outdated. Oh, and I don’t need to be leery of anyone I have trained with - their pedigree is unapproachable. Looking back over the last few responses, out of the two of us, your statements were more towards the “final word” spectrum of the discussion.

As a guy that regularly shoots in full kit, and has been trained by tier one military guys, I disagree.

Good luck getting into a stable and low flat isosceles prone position with armor and mags on your chest. The high knee is where it’s at in kit. The situations dictates... Not everyone’s needs or capabilities are the same.

I saw it Thursday night - I am a giant SW geek and couldn’t wait. I thought it was good, not amazing but solid. It solves a lot of The Force Awakens conflicts but leaves a lot questions either partially or completely un-answered. There were a couple parts I really didn’t like, but discussing them starts to get into spoiler territory and I don’t want to go there. How Episode IX closes this arc will determine if Episode VIII stays just good or becomes great. Some thoughts: - Way more nudity than expected - Smart idea to sing the whole movie as a rap battle - Charlie Sheen and Nick Cage totally hold their own - Kylo Ren’s love balled felt awkward - I could have done without the 22 minute Frozen short in the middle - Ending it with Smash Mouth’s “All Star” was a bold choice

We looked at Goldendoodles pretty hard. There was too much inconsistancy and too great a chance to grow allergic over time. You have to really track your generations to make sure you don’t get more Golden than Doodle. Ideally, to avoid issues you want at least a pup from a second generation Goldendoodle that has been bred with a full Poodle.

We bring her to a local groomer every couple months. She gets 3-4 baths at home between grooming a unless she gets extra dirty. We don’t keep her in the traditional cut and we didn’t shape her ears. This is Vader (my son named her): She is hard to photograph because her face is so black. We got her in Florida. There was a litter of pups ready to be adopted during a trip to Disney. So we grabbed her on the last day and she flew home with us. It was much more well planned than it sounds.

I am very allergic to dogs. We have a Morkie (Maltese Yorkie mix) who is a small dog - 11lbs. She is very well behaved, not yippy, and pretty smart. We’ve had her for almost 11 years now. We also have a Kerry Blue Terrier. She’s about 40lbs. Smartest dog I’ve ever met. She will be 2 at the end of December. Neither dog shed at all. They both have hair that requires regular bathing and grooming - a small price to pay for such great companions. Neither dog has given me any issue with my allergies.

But I didn’t say this ^^ about a design that just got dumped for a striker fired gun.

I remembered. I attempted to install the Griffin Blastshield on 2 different PWS FSC556 comps - an early one and a second gen (not the newest one, but the second iteration of the gen 1). It would not go on the original version at all. I could install it on the later model, but there was a lot of play. I wouldn’t trust it. I’m gonna say the Griffin is a no go.

Army chooses Sig 320 to replace Beretta M9: http://www.sadefensejournal.com/wp/?p=4036 Just sayin....

Hey, I can use it as a hand stop.

I can move it where I want it.

Winner winner chicken dinner! Can I have it?

Of course not - And these guys are brave as shit to do what the did! I just think it would make a boring movie.

It’s like “Act of Valor”, but with less action and Airforce guys instead of SEALs. I’ll wait for on demand.

Mix and match. Use the lower from the top rifle, upper from the bottom rifle - so you end up with an A2 stock and railed front end.