High Exposure

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Yup. If you are going to carry a sub-compact gun with an "extended" mag you may as well carry a bigger gun.

Oh silly Zeke. The only similarity is that they are both striker fired. Kahr is definitely not a clone. Kahr uses a uniquely designed barrel and feeding ramp that lets you get a longer barrel in a shorter slide, as well as a completely different way to hold the barrel and slide in place and a different trigger mechanism giving the Kahr a smooth double action revolver-like trigger press vs Glocks two stage-ey wall and break. S&W Sigma was a clone. You could even interchange parts. Mrs Peel, try everything you can get your dirty little hands on. Pick what you shoot the best. And yes. My recommendation is always a Glock 23, a 9mm conversion barrel, an Advantage Arms .22 conversion, and a bunch of mags and ammo.

None. They pinch the shit of of your hands when reloading. If I am using a full size mag, (which I always carry as a reload) I don't worry about a sleeve.

Aren't you just a little yenta.

Et tu Kevin?

Seriously? Quoted For Truth

It is not a Steyr AUG. It is a Steyr USR.

QFT

Nicely done! I am soooo jealous!

Standard A2 has been working fine for a lot of folks for years. Sully Stocks are very nice. Mine is comfortable and rock solid. Hard to beat the Magpul Fixed MOE stock for the money. The new Hera arms CQR stock is interesting. I haven't gotten hands on one yet but I hear good things. It's also unique if your looking for something different - and while it is a fixed stock, you can adjust length by adding and removing spacers.

Welcome Mrs Z.

Well, now you have your justifiable need. Well done.

Check some of the blade forums. You will likely have better luck finding one faster and cheaper. This one was bought off the previous owner in brand new, unused, condition for quite a bit less than a new 'hawk direct from Winkler, and without the then 2-3 month back-order time. A few buddies and I went to visit another friend at his house out of state. He has the M203 rigged as a standalone launcher. Each shell is stamped as a DD. The "tang" rounds are reloadable though and only stamped once I think. It was all explained, but I don't really remember all the nuances to owning and feeding a 203. I think my hard-on after launching a few rounds made all the blood leave my brain.....

I may have recently gotten my hands on a Winkler WKII Combat Axe over breakfast at a friends house. It is to die for. Blake, Trust me on this. Get the Winkler. You will not be displeased. Pocket dump before sitting down to eat: Oh, hello! Also, If you look closely, you may see a custom Multicam VectorHawk on the table as well. Yes, It is under a very real and registered M203 launcher.

ETA: damn Photobucket, I linked the wrong pic...

I would consider it is still a PG in NJ. If you add the CA restrictor plate, you may get away with it. I wouldn't risk it though.

Fixed stock that retains an adjustable LOP by using inserts that go behind the recoil pad. Stronger than most pinned AR stocks. The receiver extension is completely covered and supported by the stock meeting the receiver at the receiver extension threads and at the pistol grip.

Nothing yet. But I haven't forgotten.

Lol! it's true, I have the hands of a 12 year old Swedish girl. I agree. Everyone needs to discover what works best for them with this kind of equipment. My post was more to illustrate the idea that what you choose now is not what you have to stay with. As you progress in your abilities, you might discover that your preferred technique requires different equipment to accomplish your goals.

These are the basics. I started with a full size VFG using the "Full Retard" method shown above. I then evolved to the Thumb Break style shown above on a stubby/short VFG. I tried the AFG style but I just did not like it. The AFG is designed to angle your wrist comfortably while keeping your arm at full extension and allowing you to get your thumb over the top. This just didn't work for me. While excellent for shooting, it was fatiguing and uncomfortable for long periods of time at a modified ready position while searching. So far, I have spent much more time searching than I have shooting (this is a good thing) so I decided to go a different way. I have settled on the handstop as the way to go *for me*. Unobtrusive, light, and has enough of a hook to pull against while allowing me to get my thumb over the top. I currently use a mix of LaRue (for picatinny rails) and Magpul (for MLOK) on my rifles.

How do you like that Hera Arms stock? I am very intrigued by it and am thinking about picking one up.

I need an RFID card for all the doors at work as well. I placed my card in my phone case (Otterbox Defender - I removed some of the foam padding to make room for the card). It works great. I always have my phone with me, I just wave the back of the phone at the sensor and the doors unlock. That being said, I recently picked up one of the Hornady RAPiD AR Wall Safe units. http://m.hornady.com/store/RAPiD-Safe-AR-Wall-Lock It is RF and combo and key access. Comes with a Fob, bracelet, card, and a sticker. I am pleased with it - I especially like that I can punch in a combo to open it if I don't have an RFID item handy. It also holds my rifle with T1 mounted better than the AR Shotlock does.

Good info here: http://www.njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/57841-glock-triggers-how-they-work-and-how-to-make-them-better/?fromsearch=1