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The big problem that I see is that when it gets to point where you really need to start counting rounds, i.e.: the last half of the mag, the follower is inside the magwell and you can't see the tritium. On a pistol mag, it's even worse. The whole mag is inside the grip. If you are going to pop the mag to check rounds remaining, you should probably just tac-load.

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Suppressor baffle?

Looks like a grinder....

Sorry for your loss brother. Good luck in your search.

That is a decent sized kidney stone. Having passed north of 20 myself (hooray sponge kidney disease ) I feel your pain.

Good info! Thanks

Seriously? Take it to PMs guys. C'mon.

How reliable are they? I won't use their factory 10 round mags for anything other than training because I have found them to be less than reliable.

I really want to but I am working.....

Ray this place is a community. It is supposed to be fun and relaxing. Laugh a little. Maybe learn something or get in a heated discussion over caliber or gun games. That's all good. That's why we are all here. When you start bringing personal stuff about other members into the threads it is time to put the keyboard down. That's fucked up. It's not fun or relaxing for anyone. If you have real issues with someone take it to PMs or contact them directly. Don't throw shit out on the forum. I'm no mod, and have no power here, but knock that shit off. Shame on you. I expected better from you.

I see some very beneficial uses for airsoft in a training role for serious shooters. If used correctly they offer a definite benefit. I know some big name instructors advocate their use. Pat was a big fan both of airsoft and BB guns for getting reps in on days when he couldn't make the range. Plus, they are just plain fun. If I could get a Glock airsoft gun I would in a heartbeat. Would make a nice change to dry manipulation practice.

Why is this good advice? Above you is a post by JohnnyB relating a time when he was stopped. His account shows that your advice may not be the best course of action. Now, I agree, don't go 80 in a 35. It's dangerous for you and for other drivers. But whatever, he did. When stopped he was honest, forthcoming, and treated the Police officer like a decent, reasonable human being, and didn't behave like an asshole. Guess what? He didn't get a ticket. What makes your way so great other than it is YOUR way? I guarantee that based on my training and the guidelines used for when to issue a ticket vs a warning - Someone that shows no awareness of what they have done, offers no legitimate reason for doing it, and demonstrates that the fact that they were stopped and I am now talking to you about the infraction isn't enough of an educational experience to ensure you won't do it again, will get a ticket every time. But you do your silly shit Ray. Act like an ass, get your ticket, and drive home. It's all good. No offense @Ray Ray

Oh cool! Someone 3D printed the "Save" icon!

That's not an Iris in the bond films. That's a first person view from a bullet in a chamber. The "iris" you are seeing is the rifling of the barrel i.e.: the lands and grooves.

Good to hear. Troy makes good gear and supports their customer base.

In NJ a person on a bicycle is not a pedestrian, they are a pedacyclist. NJSA 39:1-1 Words and phrases defined "Pedestrian" means a person afoot. This is a good resource when researching NJ MVA issues: http://www.state.nj.us/transportation/refdata/accident/pdf/NJTR-1CrashReportManual12517.pdf

The 2020 sear is the bees knees. I have one in my MSAR. It turned the stock trigger pull that was looooong, creepy, and gritty into something resembling a Geissele SSA. Worth every penny and very easy to install. Ratworx (https://ratworxusa.com/) has a great selection of AUG accessories. PJs (http://www.pjs-steyraug.com/) is the place for AUG parts and will answer any questions you have about what fits in what.

https://www.njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/86789-75th-anniversary-of-the-battle-of-midway/#comment-1115902

The GAO decision was due today. No big surprise: Government rejects Glock protest; Army's new handgun will be a Sig Sauer https://www.armytimes.com/articles/government-rejects-glock-protest-the-armys-new-handgun-will-be-a-sig-sauer

The first phase of Operation Overlord - the establishment of a large-scale opening into Europe - was the amphibious invasion and establishment of a secure foothold, codenamed Operation Neptune. 73 years ago, 156,000 allied troops embarked on the largest amphibious landings in history. Troops from the US, as well as the UK, and Canada, began their assault against Fortress Europe, taking well over 10,000 casualties. Although it took longer than planned, they ultimately succeeded in establishing their foothold, consolidating their positions, and opening a path that led the the fall of Nazi Germany and an Allied victory. Take a moment today and remember the men who walked into the jaws of hell and won, securing a future free from the evils of the Nazi sickness. http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/world-war-two/world-war-two-in-western-europe/d-day-index/operation-neptune/ I have to qualify my guys on their rifles tomorrow. I am going to shoot a qual course with my US Rifle .30 cal M1 to commemorate the day. My Grandfather was in the 88th Infantry Division, The Fighting Blue Devils. He was captured in Italy in 1943 and spent 13 months in a POW camp. He was a prisoner during the Allied landings. If they had not succeeded my grandfather would have died in that camp.

There is no requirement to offer a warning before using deadly force. There is no law that says you can't shoot someone that deserves it (as in legally deserves it, not necessarily morally or ethically) in the back. Even in NJ, this would be a good shoot.

What do you see in this article that gives you reason to believe this shooting maybe problematic?

Maks, did you read the article or just look at the picture? The guys that came up with this setup (Roland in particular) are from the US Army AWG and CAG. It was developed for a particular need, and it fits the bill. It also turns a negative - empty space above the mounted light that still needs to be concealed - into a positive by filling in that useless empty spot above the light with something useful, ie the comp, with no penalty on concealment. This is what the some of the Army's most special guys carry in soft clothes as an "Offensive Pistol" - like what the Mk23 was supposed to be for the SEALs but in a lighter, more capable, and more accurate, concealable package that can be used with NODs. The True Roland Special is done by Doug at ATEi and it is much more than a Glock with an RMR and comp on it. Yeah, it's mostly full power Duty type ammo, usually 115gr 9mm HST or GDHP, but those comps really flatten out the muzzle rise and give these guys some sick split times with excellent accuracy. It is also much more concealable than a race gun and from what I am told (I have no experience carrying a race gun) much more reliable in the conditions these are designed to be carried.

http://www.gunsandammo.com/network-topics/the-guns-network/the-roland-special-glock-19/