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High Exposure

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  1. Oh. My bad! Here, this will help -
  2. This is Absolutely Bananas These guys are obviously very well trained and highly capable, but this kind of training as just nuts! Oh, and I almost forgot - Don't try this at home kids.
  3. Yeah, the MI got bad reviews. When I asked around, someone pointed me towards the Attero as problem free. So far, it has been. 4 Torxhead screws through the bottom of the mount into the optic.
  4. 24 years ago 18 American heros gave their lives so their brothers could make it out. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Mogadishu_(1993) Lest we forget.
  5. http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2012/11/26/turning-a-shovel-into-a-ak/ Just Sayin...
  6. Well done. Now you just need a light
  7. AE223 is your answer. Don't get wrapped around the axle regarding esoteric minutiae. 223 is fine to shoot. Both the duty and training ammo I purchase for me and for my agency is Federal 223. AE223N for training - American Eagle 62gr FMJ T223L for duty - TRU 64gr SP They are close enough in weight and ballistic characteristics that you can zero for one and shoot both with no change.
  8. Why do you want a light that doesn't pass the muzzle? So it sticks out a bit. So what? Don't sacrifice function for looks. The bigger lights are brighter and run longer. You are putting the light on the gun because it is a pistol to be used for defensive purposes, no? That extra light sticking out of the muzzle is a benefit on a fighting pistol. It acts as a standoff device preventing the gun from going out of battery (rendering it unable to fire) if you need to make a contact shot. Embrace the full size light.
  9. Fatty, I'm not sure. Email or call Attero Arms. Small company but very helpful.
  10. Good choice Zeke. I will be getting the same for my LaRue.
  11. Examples ? Why though? Why set him up like that?
  12. The more things change, the more they stay the same. I thought this was a very cool glimpse into the mind of a true gunfighter. https://www.opsgearDOTcom/blogs/opsgear-blog/wyatt-earp-interview-on-gunfighting
  13. Attero Arms Bravo Mount: https://www.atteroarms.com/?shopp_product=bravo-mount It replaces the standard rear sight. It was easy to install and has been rock solid. There is an integral BUIS blade type rear sight built into the mount that sits lower 1/3 in your FOV and will cowitness.
  14. Turns out I'll be there as well. Hope to meet all of you.
  15. Bro, you gotta. Larue Lowers are in demand and hard to get. You can currently only get one if you bought the recent upper kit. Even if you don't use it for your build, you could turn around and sell it for $300-$350.
  16. He already did. He was Frank Castle/The Punisher in Daredevil Season 2 on Netflix. He did a hell of a job.
  17. Yeah. This looks awesome! I was just coming here to post this. Inwas a big fan of Thomas Jane's Punisher - especially "Dirty Laundry": but I think after Daredevil I like Berenthal better.
  18. I would avoid. Cop cars are beat to hell. Even low mileage cars. They are ridden hard, often 24 hours a day, bu guys that don't own them. Think about how most communal property is treated. A few guys really take care of their cars, but most guys beat on them. Have your mechanic give it a thorough thrice-over if you are seriously contemplating one.
  19. Ray, that was pretty good!
  20. Clearly that registers very high on the CDI factor.
  21. High Exposure replied to Zeke's topic in Shotguns
    Maybe; but it is your problem.

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