scorched

I think they released the 42 1st for a reason. I think glock was worried that if they released a single stack 9mm and .380 at the same time, they would cannibalize each other's sales. Or that the .380 would be out sold by a 9. Imho of course. I am predicting next year for the 9.

Cant hurt to give it a shot

I found a tin of 7.62x54r at the show for 84.xx after tax on sat. Just had to check all the ammo people.

I have shot about 1500 rds mixed of wolf/tula/herters. Not a single ftf/fte in my s&w. Only thing I won't shoot are lacquer coated rounds.

I have a primary arms micro dot clone on my ar-22. I like the red dot a lot, and I love the low profile and light weight.

I have the bcm on my 2 rifles.

I shot both today. I loathed the trigger on the m&p. Love the ergo and the felt recoil tho. I am a glock guy however.

I have a taccom ar 22. Carbon fiber stock, handguard and barrel is aluminum and carbon fiber I believe. Right around 4 lbs with primary arms red dot. Feels like an airsoft gun.

Just got federal 5.56 for $7 a box. Limit 6 boxes.

Another vote for crossbreed. Carry my 23 and 27 in it.

Damn. Just missed it. Was checking out.

I also would be in

Excuse the crappy pictures. My taccom .22 ar with a nfa poly lower amd primary arms microdot. Next to it is my s&w m&p15t with an eotech on top.

If your primary is a 22, you should get the 27 as your backup. If the 22 goes down, draw the 27, and use the 22 mags just in case.

Glock 23/27 crossbreed iwb, or kahr cm9 pocket

Sometimes if you ram a mag in hard enough, the slide can go forward. Happens occasionally on my g23

I have the s&w. Eats everything i have fed. No problems at all. Have only had it for about 8-9 months, but its been nothing short of a workhorse.

http://www.njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/57136-***-Arms-n-Ammo-is-going-out-of-Business-and-having-a-Sale-***

"Special" probably refers to SLEO (Special law enforcement officer) class II

2012 fusion is my dd 2003 cobra is my fun car

Just saw end of watch was added to netflix

Yea, I am not so much concerned with the kaboom. Any barrel with a squib load and a follow up shot is gonna not make out too good. But I just want to make sure that the people that own them are pleased with their performance/reliability etc.

So does anyone have any experience with the taccom ar 22 dedicated upper? I am in the process of building a light weight 22 ar and want to give this upper a go. So far I have a NFA lower with a PSA lpk. I remember a few months back seeing one of the barrels that went kaboom due to a squib load, but has anyone else used these uppers? Thanks a lot Jake

Range. Home. Double check everything is clear. Drink beer while cleaning. And after cleaning.

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