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myhatinthering

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  1. couldn't disagree more, just go their forums. Tell you guys what, I'll post some links with some 'return reviews'. once again, we are not talking about rocket science here. We are talking about a 100yr old design that was even copied by the japs during the waning stages of ww2 for combat and guess what, they worked! Wilson is pretty, it's made with great attention to detail but let's not kid ourselves, they have owners with issues just like anyone else.
  2. I hear you and would never make that mistake but the hubris of thinking of quality is tied to expense is prevalent. I'm sure Wilson is a fine handgun, I like many of their products but it's not like wilson hasn't had returns, just go to their forums. I know I can shoot the shit out my pt1911 and my loaded springfield and they will run. I wouldn't shoot the shit out of a kimber given the reviews and I've yet to meet anyone with an RIA that doesn't love it's reliability. Their reviews are outstanding! so when asked which would I choose, I'll choose the one I know was made to shoot vs the one with tolerances that were done with craftsmanship in mind. I'd be more than happy to run some killer drills with both is supplied with the firearms, I'll supply the ammo. I don't think optics are the same imho. I know I can kill my comp or pro and they are gonna work, I know if i kill my holosun it's gonna die. Now I'm not like other firearms owners, these are tools and not trophies to look at in the safe (well most are not but the collectables are a different story). I am not easy on them and each year I pick one to abuse like an unwanted stepchild. Having had a DI for a father, I know the importance of cleaning, inspection etc however, my last three bitches were home built dissy, lwrc and colt socom. I will shoot thousands (4-6) mostly wolf through them with no cleaning, I'll freeze them out side before the range, I'll drop, kick, leave in rain etc etc. I think it's fun and guess what, the cheap optics like a holosun died, the pro, and acog held up. I'd like to do this with the variable scopes next and do some builds I can play with. more than happy to kill some handguns if anyone wants but you'll need to pony up the wilson:)
  3. No, im not missing any point and your rationale is faulty here. We are not talking about some new invention but a 100 year-old design. Tolerances and parts used are what matters. I would take that riaa over a plethora of other 1911's because I know they use no MIM parts I know the reviews are excellent and more importantly, instead of trying to build a masterpiece work of art that people are just going to Ogle at, they actually built a fire on that you can use and will. work Never equate price with quality.
  4. I don't know, I think people are just more price conscious. I'd feel comfortable beating the hell out of my comp or pro but not the holosun and i love the 2 i have
  5. RIA, easy choice to the best of my knowledge, no mim parts, people that have them love them and tout their reliability. Handguns are not rocket science, the 1911 platform is 100yrs old. Everything comes down to the tolerances and parts used. Taurus 1911 for instance, it's taurus so immediately one thinks no but their pt1911 gets crazy good reviews. Only bad part is the extractor from what reports say, just like the kimbers, colts and a slew of other 1911s. Guess what, but a bd wilson extractor in and bam, now you've got a 1911 that's not just 'good as' but one that will go bang everytime. it's all relative but digging on a RIA is not optimal given usage and reports
  6. cannot imagine why anyone would buy a primary arms red dot optic and not buy the aimpoint, there is ZERO things in common except they go on an AR. The PRO and Comps are proven, reliable, fantastic battery life and issues with them are quite uncommon plus you get the company backing if you need that. If you are budget minded or have less funds, the holosun is the way to go. Actually, why buy any scope from primary arms with so many great choices out there from good brands. The eagle sucks, the FOV is attrocious and if you need the lower end variable scopes, you need your head examined to buy the Burris line imho. Vortex has some options in the primary arms range for those on a budget not surprised at all that your PA scopes crapped the bed
  7. amazing mass residents don't appeal this as Heller killed that school of thought
  8. many blue in the family and let me tell you, all that matters is the contract and pension. Cops could care less about the orders they are given to follow and agree, cops have not endeared themselves to the constitution or the people they serve. Cops have most definitely become outsiders to their communities. Just go in any station and listen to them refer to us as as civilians......
  9. that's hardly the point could not agree more. Before any new taxes on the public, gov't needs to be gutted and made more efficient
  10. Academy has federal 36gr copper hp for 4 per round in 525 bricks
  11. actually, this is how things start and I believe we will see more of this. Of course lawsuits brought against companies for discriminating on political ideology are needed. I applaud the employees and think this gets bigger
  12. absolutely retarded that it's banned
  13. ditto.... little red straws?????????? It's like a guy wearing panties!
  14. Why need a car tgat goes over 55? cars kill more each year.
  15. okay thanks for the clarification. So okay thanks for the clarification. So then with a long gun, I can leave that in my car even if I stopped to get something to eat Voice recognition doubles up for some reason
  16. which part? I thought the rules for transporting Firearms were pretty clear and that they didn't distinguish between long guns and handguns. I thought you could only take firearms to and from your range or to an FFL or to get fixed or worked on. I do know you cannot drive with a loaded firearm in your car and it is ill-advised to have loaded magazines with the rifle they should be separate I keep mine unloaded to be safe I could be I could be wrong however but that's how I read it or understand it
  17. ammo in a separate container/pouch/etc from firearm and no loaded mags I thought you could only keep a long gun in the car if going to and from an FFL, range, to have work done on it?
  18. academy has the 36gr ph copper for the same but in 525 bricks
  19. I've ordered ammo from them as they often have very good deals that include shipping. I disagree with this policy and this guy should have been given a raise and promotion!
  20. never pass SC muster. let them pass it, challenge and take to SC and then we can put a nail in their coffin for good
  21. Outstanding, that's great to know as much as I love Steve and I do love Steve, sometimes it's hard to get all the way out there so it's nice to have another option. I'll check them out. Thank you

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