High Exposure

So, the Mass Attorney General is looking to shut down a "loophole" in their assault weapons laws that lets you purchase state neutered versions of weapons on their ban list. This is a similar provision to the one in NJ laws that we use to purchase a NJ legal "AR16" or "AK48" instead of the banned and deadly "AR15" and "AK47" in conjunction with "evil features" musical chairs. http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2016/07/20/mass-attorney-general-says-she-crack-down-assault-weapons/8xmuDyW6DR1tkt7mBNncRK/story.html Looks like they are using our own argument against us by taking the opposite approach from our usual eye-rolling at the silliness of the laws that only address the cosmetic differences. They are recognizing that the cosmetic differences really have no bearing on the function of the firearms, and instead of using that as a rational for repealing the laws like we do, they are looking to eliminate an entire class of weapons by stating that a mere cosmetic alteration is not an acceptable alternative.

Excellent! Good looking out.

Pat used to use a label maker and a coat of clear nail polish.

Metal or plastic mags? I use a paint pen on my Glock mags and reapply the numbers every now and then when they start to fade.

Oh Jesus Christ on a crutch

Anyone have any updates to this?

Fits in the safe that way.

I love my MSAR: I have a 2020 sear in the trigger pack and the trigger is as good as my Geissele SSA. I don't have an issue with the reloads. Drop the stock into the crook of your arm. Lift your elbow 6 inches and the mag is right where you need it. Adds maybe 3/4 of a second to my reloads on the timer. I'll take it for a rifle shorter than my issued Colt 11.5" SBR and still retains the ballistics of 5.56 with a 16" barrel. Comparison of my 16" MSAR/AUG and my issued 11.5" Colt:

Lessening recoil is not the primary reason for the design. The action goes behind the trigger to reduce overall length while retaining the ballistics of a full length barrel.

Looks like the guy that runs the Primary & Secondary forum is stepping up to the plate as well. He was a student of Pat's and a stand up guy. He will do a great job.

Looks like the LAV will be spearheading a new company called Aztec Training and will fill the void left by Alias. Hopefully he does a better job than Paul Hotaling did. http://soldiersystems.net/2016/07/11/the-demise-of-alias-training-security-services/ Oh, and don't confuse Alias Training & Security (ATS) with ATS Tactical (http://atstacticalgear.com) who make good gear and have excellent CS.

This guy has definitely seen Charlie:

I don't know, but it sounds like it already started.

Hornady 8 pellet TAP and Federal 8 pellet 00B Flight Control are the bees knees* when it comes to buck shot for HD at typical house distances. I have patterned them in a bunch of different shotgun and had great results. Fist size pattern inside of 10 yards, a pattern I could cover with my open hand and spread fingers at 20 yards. I would not use slugs for home defense unless you have line of sight greater than 25 yards - even then, I would be hesitant. * I would say Federal #1B Flight Control is tops, but it is a bitch to find.

Some of you have heard me bitch about Paul and Alias Training before. Here's some news. Jeff Gonzalas and his company Trident Concepts are severing ties with Alias Training:

That was done by this company: http://www.superiorfirearmsllc.com

Thanks!

Look at the 2020 sear for the AUG. Makes the trigger feel like a Geissele SSA. Sooooo nice!

Nope.

Yeah. You sold it to me! And I love it! But since MSAR shut down rifle production, I can't find spare parts so I don't shoot it that often.

I'd like to hear more on how you like it, and the pluses and defecien ones you have noted? Have they improved the trigger any? I hears they were working on it and that is one reason I was waiting - that and the LRBHO feature that was supposed to be added. I hate you with the fire of a thousand jealously burning suns! Go on, I'm listening.... How much? Can you get just a lower with the short stock?