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Let me rephrase: I doubt I spent $106 on gas, as time spent doing something you enjoy, and/or something you're going to do anyway, doesn't cost anything. If we were talking my hourly rate at work, then yes it was well over. But this wasn't work. Ty, This is not a knock on you (or any of our forum vendors) or what you charge for your limited magazines. You make an outstanding product, that's worth every penny. I am comfortable with the method that I acquired the mags and the way I made them NJ legal, others may not be. Now, when are you going to get your online store back up and running? I need a few ALG ACT lower parts kits.

I think by "built" he meant he assembled the lower by installing the lower parts kit and the receiver extension/stock.

So is her's: Just sayin'

gas + time? Nah, I was going to the show anyway. I made 20 15/30 Pmags last time, cost me $294 ($10mag + $4.50limiter + $0.20epoxy = $14.70 x 20) and about 45 minutes specific to fixing the mags. Buying premade 15/30 Pmags would have been ~$400 for 20 (using the lowest price I could find for a 15/30 of $20) plus shipping. I doubt I spent $106 in gas and time spent specific to building the mags.

I am hearing people are putting "I lost faith in the optic" as a reason/fault and are being given MSRP + shipping.

I recently got tired of spending ~$20-30 on 15/30 or 15/20 Pmags. So I went here: http://www.magazineblocks.com/magento/products/magblock-kits/ar15-magblocks.html and bought the appropriate mag limiters and some of their Pmag epoxy. I then went out of state, bought the mags I wanted and installed the limiters sitting in the parking lot of the gunshow. It took less than 1 minute per mag. I epoxied the floorplate on all of them and let them sit for 15 minutes, then drove home. Cost me $8-$10 a mag + $4.50 a limiter and the epoxy came to about $2 per 10 magazines. They hold exactly 15 rounds and function flawlessly. I purposefully download by 1 so I can reload easier on a closed bolt.

I just got the 65" JS8500 4K UHD. It is awesome! I am very pleased with my purchase. Here is a pretty good place to research what you want: http://www.rtings.com/?uxtv=9d2d

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/71294-new-anderson-ar-forged-lowers-5500-not-blems/#entry900284

I really like the GG&G rig. Seems well thought out.

Yup. Contacted Mesa and they sent me a new white insert and it seems to work fine now - but I wouldn't buy one again. Main reason I want the Mesa sidesaddle to work is because it has the integral rail for my optic. If not for the rail I would take it off and sell it, replacing it with the velcro cards. My breaching gun for work has velcro cards. I find them to be much more versatile and lightweight.

.40 caliper, the preferred choice of bacon.

And now there is a Civil Class Action Lawsuit. Info at the link: http://soldiersystems.net/2015/12/16/ill-title-this-simply-eotechlawsuit-com/ And it seems that the returns are overwhelming the USPS: http://soldiersystems.net/2015/12/17/eotech-sight-returns-overwhelming-us-postal-service/

I do like the "follow the top of the steering wheel" method. It is one that works fast, is safe, and let's me keep the gun where I am used to it. But this: is not part of it.

I keep a flashlight (the Quark I linked to above) in my left front pants pockets all the time - on and off duty. If I take a low-light class and train with a handheld light, that's where I keep it for the duration of the class. Training with it on my belt, but carrying it in my pocket in real life doesn't make sense to me.

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It's the drawstroke while under stress that makes them unsafe. Not carrying a holstered gun. Negative OS. There are a few techniqes to use on the draw that eliminate any sweep. They are specificay developed for a right handed shooter drawing from a strong side holster. I teach them to all of my people. They allow you to follow rule #2 and avoid injury even if you are negligent with rule #3. There are instructors (Kyle Lamb, Shrek Mcfee to name two) that teach entire classes around fighting from a starting position of seated in a vehicle. None of them permit unsafe techniques that cause you to sweep your own body.

Ok, so I got my H2 buffer out and it does rattle if I take the buffer out of the reveiver extension and shake the shit out of it. Meh... I never noticed before. It doesn't bother me and I can't hear it when shooting, or moving the rifle around.

Can't you just stick it in your pocket? That would be "real" at this point for what you have and what you want it for. Get a FourSevens Quark Click QK2A http://www.foursevens.com/products/QK2A-AE-24 $30 for ~250 lumens powered by AA batteries with an integral belt/pocket clip. They are lightweight, durable, and the perfect size for carry and shooting. Not so big that you can't bole the gun and th lights, not so small that you can't "aim" thenlight where you want it. I have a few of these lights (7 of them) and they are an outstanding value. I carry a QK2L-X everyday at work and home. I keep a QL2A in my truck and another in my get home bag.

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I have heard this as well.

I use an H2 in my .40 carbine. Don't remember the brand.... Didn't notice any noise though. I'll take it out when I get home and see what's up.

Dunno. I got mine (1 Glock and 1 AR) from Amazon with free 2 day shipping.

Blake, that does look nice. MA makes some nice add ons. I have some of the stuff they made for my MSA.