I recently purchased a Sangin Kinetic 2. I thought I would prefer the pilot version, but the expedition is what they had in stock. When I received it, it was quickly obvious that the UTC numbers were...
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I recently purchased a Sangin Kinetic 2. I thought I would prefer the pilot version, but the expedition is what they had in stock. When I received it, it was quickly obvious that the UTC numbers were...
What are your thoughts on the overlord?
I was shooting a match with a friend on Sunday, that tried hard to compete with his CBP issued Acro and Glock. Despite being an extremely talented shooter, he really disliked the Acro for...
So do you mean to say that holsters that carry the pistol lower and tuck the butt further in are slower to draw, than holsters that are basically competition buckets worn in the appendix position?
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Yes, sorry for the lack of response -- just saw this.
I have been use my Ops Core and ear plug double set up for some time now, and am completely satisfied. I do notice when wearing them for eight...
The reason we ditched the .44 wheel guns was it seemed silly to be carrying something we shot handfuls of cartridges a year through, as opposed to something we shot thousands of rounds a month...
This morning, around 10 AM with a reasonably high sun, I was shooting a SRO and not having issues with a false dot. I moved pretty far back and decided to turn my dot down in intensity to help with...
On the subject of 44 versus 10mm, that is settled for my wife and I, and we would take a 10mm any day because of the capacity and our currency of training with semi auto pistols. To me the more...
Certainly a heavier .44 would be more comfortable and better shooting, but the Scandium 329 is what my wife and I carried, and is the .44 that I most often observed being carried by bush pilots.
My match video from today.
https://youtu.be/IGBGSn2rNcM?feature=shared
Interesting article:
https://www.outdoorlife.com/guns/10mm-vs-44mag-bear-guns/
I got a new strap for my Marathon 41 mm navigator. I find myself wearing this watch more than any other.
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On these kind of decisions, always follow the money -- with the Steiner I'd want to know who has the battery contract. :p
Perhaps I just have bad luck but I have broken Aimpoint, Steiner, Leupold, Vortex, Trijicon, Sig and Holosun optics enough times that warranty is something important to me.
For now, it seems like we can mark this one case closed.
My wife, me and a dozen friends are running the R3 MX and XL with high round counts with excellent reliability. Sig's warranty is best in the business.
At $724 from Joma, the Mido punches way above its weight. I find myself wearing it all the time. I only wish it was a GMT. I love titanium!
It is within five seconds of my Atomic Casio Protek,...
I far prefer the Sig Romeo 3 Max for competition as the dot has more intensity adjustment than the SRO, has less frame, and isn't subject to the false dot like the SRO.
As to the 507 Comp vs SRO,...
Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but I realized something about the SRO and a false dot. You are more likely to get one if you are looking for the dot early, and far less likely to experience this...
In the Sinn 556 category, another option is the Dekla tactical watch which is well under $1k.
https://deklawatches.com/en/tactical/
If you are not set on atomic, here is a solar Seiko...
Isn't FKM the rubber band material of choice?
I ordered a barrel ($599) from Steyr. I picked it in color "mud" to easily differentiate from 5.56.
The video suggests a lot of cleaning is required. Hope that is not true shooting Barnes's 110...
Very interesting. In March, I purchased 2 lower receivers with their upgraded two stage triggers. One of the triggers would not reset properly. I called them and they told me to dry fire it a bunch...
Wonder whether that trigger was selected or it is just a stock photo?
Review
https://mtstandard.com/tncms/asset/editorial/420b2728-0c84-11ef-8867-7770a2f31de4/