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If its just for the range and not to carry, IMO, get the 20 for the reasons you stated, velocity and capacity. also if I had to pick the glock or a delta elite/kimber, etc, even though others have expressed differently, I would go with the colt.

I have the granulated talons on a gen 3 glock for the range and they work really well. I would not recommend using it for carry tho. For work I carry a rtf2 frame glock, and it starts to tear holes in my shirt. It is very abrasive but you can get a great grip with it. I imagine the granulated talons would do the same. I have also tried the hogue slip on grip with palm swell, it worked but too bulky for my preference.

First gun was a g20. 10mm is one of my favorite calibers to shoot. Got a colt delta elite as well. Definitely get one, especially if you can reload for it. I reload for mine and you can get the full potential out of the 10 compared to most factory loads that way

IMO it would defeat the purpose of getting the short barrel since you have to bring it to 16"

Thanks for the replies. Was leaning towards the harris s-brm to begin with and those of you that have them like it so that pretty much settles it. Would like an atlas but can't justify the price of it for just the range

Willing to bet its Evesham, I got an application to turn in for more permits, they told me they were booked with appointments until July...6/7 months just to turn it in

Like Midwest said, its hard to come by right now. I have been looking for the nickel boron set for awhile, all out of stock

Looking for a bipod for my build. Strictly a range rifle for long range. Possibly looking at the harris s-brm. any suggestions or reviews?

Yeah just throwing it out there if anyone was interested. I ended up ordering one, found out about it on the ar15 forums and there arent any complaints on there with it. The label is on the underside of the charging handle, and to be honest, I never heard of charging handles coming with warranties so to have one for a year is kind of a plus lol. To barms, I ended up getting a mount for a bipod off them as well to throw on my new build. I wasn't going to get the CH unless I got something else to save on shipping as well lol

Mod 3 and mod 4 charging handles on sale, read the description. They are about half off http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/BCMGUNFIGHTER-Charging-Handle-s/123.htm "We have a very limited number a BCMGUNFIGHTER Charging Handles with Large Mod 3/4 latch (for 5.56mm / .223 AR15 rifles) that had some minor variances on non critical dimensions. They will function 100% in your rifle and carry a 1 YEAR warranty. Because winning the gun fight requires 100% mechanical perfection, we label these for "Training Use Only". A great way to try one of the best charging handles in the industry!"

Ruger SRH 454

Watch a youtube video on it. Its really not that bad after you do it a few times

Really fun guns to shoot. The downside is you can go through ammo so quick lol. enjoy it

When I asked about it they said because they did not want to be responsible if something happens with your reloads because they dont know the quality of it

They dont allow reloaded ammo. Thats a deal breaker for me

agreed. Nickel cases will flake and split/crack muchhh sooner than normal brass cases. For a reference, I get about two or three loadings out of nickel 10mm cases before this happens to about 90% of the cases. With my brass starline cases, I get well over 10+ loadings before I usually find a split in just a few cases.

My friend got it, I called him up after i got some 22 for myself. He has been looking for forever for some bulk 9mm and is going to be shooting it

350 round box of blazer in a plano case i believe for 109

Thats gone, my buddy just got it

lol. its interesting product, when riding its good to be prepared. Spend that money elsewhere, especially that kind of money. It would be funny if you forgot to disengage the rip cord when you get off the bike and blow up like the michelin man tho haha

Once again my opinion, just looked at the link again, dont get it. I dont see a price on it and im just assuming it will be ridiculously priced. The product information is extremely vague from the website for what it is/or claims to be (I dont know if its always inflated or inflates upon impact. If its always inflated, it wouldnt seem to be very comfortable/mobile. If it isnt inflated, you think its going to inflate before you hit the pavement by mere chance lol) another thing, you have a metal canister in your jacket. You hit the pavement in a regular jacket and the force will be spread across your body as you slide on a relatively flat surface (your body.) You now introduce a metal CO2 tank into the mix, you land on that and you now have a small hard object to transfer the force directly to your body instead of a larger area of impact Get this: But in all seriousness, get a track suit or nice leather jacket, pants, boots, gloves, back protector and good helmet if you are concerned about a fall and being able to walk away

No Ive never heard of them. My opinion, without any knowledge on the product, is to stick with a good quality leather jacket. If it was better/safer than a high quality leather suit im sure it would be used in MotoGP, ama, etc. I dont know what kind of riding you do, but if riders are walking away in 200+ mph crashes with the proper gear...id learn towards what they are wearing. Dainese, alpinestars, agv, etc are good brands to look at

It might be more cost effective to sell it to me!

Dont know where you are from, but the stores around me (cherry hill/mt laurel/burlington) are m/w/f

Used to get a lot from powder valley, their website is so bare now lol. Didnt know I could see the words "out of stock" so much on one screen