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You could show a drive in movie on her gigantic forehead.

You get what you pay for. Aimpoint Pro - < $400. Runs 50,000 hours on one battery. It's probably the best value (not cheapest cost, huuuuuge sifference) you will get in an optic.

If you have kids, especially a son, it's a tough read.

Safariland ALS is the way to go for any holster that doesn't need to be concealed.

ACE M4 SOCOM stock: http://www.midwayusa.com/product/2023149181/ace-m4-socom-gen-4-buttstock-5-position-collapsible-ar-15-lr-308-aluminum-black

Some flavor of Geissele is the answer to all trigger questions. My soocial guns get SSA (light 2 stage) or ALG ACT (improved mil spec single stage) triggers. For the money, the ACT can't be beat. It's a tremendous upgrade over a standard mil-spec. While it's not as nice as the SSA, the value is stellar, especially if you are pinching pennies. You can by 3-4 ACT triggers for one SSA/SSA-E.

Good luck with it. Let us know how it runs.

What is it? Details man!!

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/75228-atf-classifies-ss109-and-m855-as-armor-piercing/?hl=m855

In my experience things that try to do everything do none of them well. I do not use CLP. But I do use a cleaner, a lube, and a protector.

Ok, here's the label in the box. What say the collective:

Yeah, I'm not a huge fan of SG or their CS, but this particular deal on this particular product seemed worth it. I also grabbed a few of their gun socks for good measure.

The sequel to I, Robot, titled "I, Protect" is decent and dedicated to my friend and the owner of EAG Tactical:

How bad, and in what direction, was the windage off? It may not be the windage but the shooter. It is common for new Glock shooters to push rounds to their support side - ie: right hand shooters push rounds consistently left and vice-versa. This is especially common for shooters coming from a single stack platform. Next time you hit the range, shoot from a solid isosceles stance, while fully locking out the elbows and concentrate on isolating the trigger finger from the pistol. You may need to use a little less finger on the trigger. Also the standard Glock U-Dot plastic sights are not meant to remain. They are merely "placeholders" and meant to be replaced ASAP by the sights of your choosing. Good luck with it. The G34/35 are my favorite guns in the Glock lineup.

Southnarc/shivworks will be on Long Island in the summer and he comes to Philly often.

It's a sling cup that should thread into one of those 4 little holes on your handguard. Double check to make sure your handguard is comparable. Then all you need is a sling swivel like Checko posted above for your front sling

If it is a Diamonhead handguard, just get one of these and some blue loc-tite. http://www.diamondhead-usa.com/products/vrs-qd-sling-swivel-mount

Oh and forget the 2-1 adjuster. I have one that I never, ever, use. Waste of money.

Forget the sling mount under the A2 sight. Take it off when you get the chance, it's too far forward and you don't want it mounted to the barrel anyway. Need to see the sling mount on the ass end to tell you how to do it. My guess is you need a sling swivel it a clip of some kind. When you say Magpul is on it now, do you mean the rear sight or handguards? What handguards are on there now?

Is that a Diamondhead Rail? And is there a rear sling attachment point already on the rifle at the ass end of the receiver where it meets the extension/buffer tube? ETA: Oh and you need a rear sight before you worry about where your sling goes....

Yup. And lockable.

I don't like them very much. Strangely, I do like the Magpul Paraclips very much.

Let's see your rifle so we know what you are working with.

A reliable source confirmed they are genuine Crye. We shall see, mine are incoming. I will advise when they arrive.

Go here: http://90thidpg.us/Reference/Manuals/ Look under the Weapons section. You will see 4 specifically for the US Rifle, Caliber .30, M1 ranging from a 1940 manual up to 1965. 1940 Manual: http://90thidpg.us/Reference/Manuals/FM%2023-5-1.pdf