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I definitely agree with that. If I wanted a Glock fed AR9 at this point, I’d be looking hard at a complete Circle 10 firearm.

I have two 9mm ARs, the first dates back to 2004. Both are Colt pattern and run well; my limited experience with a friend’s Glock pistol mag build was lukewarm, it had feeding issues.

I’ve always liked the P239, never owned one though. I’d jump on that!

Jamming a receiver isn’t hard. You can probably take out a tower with 10 watts - all you have to do is make it so the tower can’t hear lower powered signals.

That’s unfortunate - I was convinced a Romeo-X Compact wouldn't fit my LTT 92C’s EPS plate, but I looked at it under magnification with good light and found it pressed right in. The curved end makes...

Thanks - that one looks simple enough.

I picked up an inexpensive demagnetizer based on your earlier posts, and this morning I sat down to look at my watches. Do you have a recommended Gauss app for checking magnetism and a timing app? ...

I was going to suggest a Dremel - UpDok was much more helpful.

Gone almost nine years… no more motorcycles for me.

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I left IL in 2000, I saw the writing on the wall but am sad that it came to pass.

I’m realizing I much prefer the flat triggers in my DW ECPs and want to put them in my other 1911s. I haven’t fitted a 1911 trigger in 30 years, I want to say it was a Chip McCormick carbon fiber...

The world of advertising in a nutshell.

V1 Tactical has the suppressor gas plugs in stock.

One difference that jumps out at me is no light rail on the 26 (did they ever resolve that?) so adding a light is a little more complicated.

That’s a SES position, right?

Next you’re gonna tell me that stripper didn’t actually get turned on by dancing for me. Buzzkill.

If I could have only one Glock it would be a 26 instead of a 19 for two reasons. One, the hand and wrist positioning of shooting a 19 is noticeably more painful for me than a 26. And second, a 26...

This is why I’m very slowly and methodically approaching the possibility of getting a Staccato. It’s a financial gamble.

I wonder how this would hold up?

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That’s one of the things I admire most about Glock - at the end of the day, they are glorified zip guns.

Here’s Julius Caesar playing Keith’s Tele:

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I wonder if that 24mm spec is diagonal, like a TV?

Both of mine are acceptably tight. Contact Ruger!

I’m actually happy one of the early ones didn’t come through for me. I’m taking the pause as a chance to rethink whether a 432UC is really what I need in a .32 pocket revolver instead of a LCR.

I’m still a member of ARRL, I think it’s a good organization.