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Whore! Love ya buddy

Better.

Are you attempting to insert the mag loaded to 10 and it isn’t seating? Or is this an empty mag. Do you have a magwell on the gun?

Personal preference based on which sling, shooting style, and body type.

2 point quick adjust such as a Magpul MS1, VTAC, or Blue Force Gear VCAS. The sling is the “holster” for your rifle. If you are doing anything other than bench shooting you should have a sling. Personally, a sling is the first accessory I put on an AR. I think it is the most important add-on, followed by a white light and then an optic. Avoid single-point slings. They blow goats.

This is supposed to be the real deal Glock 48. It is the length and height of a G19, width of a G43. Additionally, looks like Victory Forst (Matt Jacques) is offering a long slide built by ATEi for the G43

Again: Fuck Facebook in its dirty whore mouth. That is all.

This is true. That is why I chose people that will know and keep up with the laws so my wife does not have to worry about such things. I am also confident that they will both be eligible to receive any firearms at any time in the event if necessary.

The term “6” is radio speak for the commander of a small unit such as a team, platoon, company, or troop.

HH6 = HouseHold 6 - i.e.: the boss of the house. We can posture all we want about who wears the pants, but we all know the truth.

My HH6 is not a gun person. She knows I have guns, she knows where I keep them , but she has no idea of their value. She knows when I buy new ones - mostly She just doesn’t keep track of them or the stuff I put on them - optics, lights, slings, etc... I have two friends that I trust very much. They are both colleagues, both gun guys, and both are people that I shoot with regularly. They both have a running list of what I have including types, descriptions, and serial numbers, along with the combos to all of my security measures. A third list is kept in the family document safe so HH6 has it too. Her copy also has a reminder to contact those guys ASAP to start handling everything. God forbid something ever happens to me, they have instructions to keep certain guns for my son, to pick one out for themselves, and to sell the rest for HH6 so she doesn’t have to worry about it. This process is also documented in my will. Most importantly, they are charged with teaching my son to shoot, to appreciate his 2nd amendment rights, and to be a good man. I have similar lists from them for the same reasons.

What the fuck is Taylor Ham?

2 reasons - 1) All my higher end optics already Have jobs on other rifles. 2) I want to see what the Holosun is capable of. Besides, it’s only a match. The fate of the free world doesn’t depend on if my optic goes down. I have an MRO and an SRS. I like the SRS but I am not a giant fan of the MRO. It is not a true 1x optic. My SW AR15-22 has an EOTurd on it. I currently trust the Holosun over the EO.

Yup. I know Joe. I shoot with Joe. So what? Go back and look at my posts here. Aimpoint all the way. Quality gear with value being the deciding factor, not price. “You get what you pay for” “Measure best value against lowest price” and “Buy once, cry once” are the order of the day when buying firearms and related gear. That being said, I understand not everyone can afford an $800 Aimpoint T2 in a Geissele Mount for each of their carbines or $3000 Nightforce scopes with appropriate rings for each long gun. There are other acceptable options if you understand the shortcomings ahead of time and where the cost savings are coming from. If you are OK with that, then that is an informed decision and makes you an educated consumer. I still would not recommend Primary Arms, Nikon, or low end Vortex RDS for a gun that will see moderate to serious use. Definitely out for a gun you are planning to use for social purposes. I wouldn’t recomend an NC Star, UTG, or Leapers for any gun you plan on shooting even once. And, I wouldn’t put a Holosun on a gun I am planning to bet my life on - yet. But yeah, I am getting there. Through personal experience and the use of an optic that I bought with my own money and have been putting through its paces.

You can break anything if you try hard enough. And - If you can afford it - it’s useful data to have. I’d like to know where the failure point is on a few pieces of gear I have. I’m not gentle on my guns or optics and I don’t baby them, but I do take care of them. Guns that are designated work guns get a little more TLC than training guns. Training guns get a little more than plinkers.

I forgot to add this in my response above: I have only had to purchase optics once as well. Once for each firearm that gets an optic. My firearms get prioritized. Do I really need another $500 T1 (I already have 5 firearms with Aimpoints, 2 with Steiner glass, and 5 more with Trijicon optics). What do I really need on an M&P 15-22 trainer or a PCC that will only see use at steel matches? Does the optic need to cost more than the firearm I’m putting it on? Sometimes the answer is yes, and I’ll make it happen. Sometimes, it’s no. Occasionally, good enough really is good enough.