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Down 7.2 in February. Doing 5x5 consistently, but cardio has been sporadic at best, need to work on that in March.

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LittleLebowski - Same thing happened to me, automatic renewal went through but lost site supporter status. I know you've got much more important things to take care of right now, so no rush, but...

Geez, now the Shields are keyholing, hope S&W takes care of you. :p

I ordered one of the SIG AIR sights right after reading the first post, as I've been looking for a cheap sight from a name brand that is readily available and likely to be of more consistent quality...

The camera was about 40 inches away...I used a longer focal length (300mm equiv) so the sights on the edge of the photo would still be seen relatively straight-on and then set the distance in order...

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frozentundra, what is your primary pistol platform? Since a lot of the work will be refining your index, having an exact match of the grip would be ideal.

I'm just starting the red dot pistol...

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I appreciate the kind words guys, glad it's helpful!




I agree, I think a light-colored insert could address the cases like #7 or #9 where the Trijicon DI falls well behind the...

Decided to put comparison pics including the Trijicon DI in a new thread since it could be useful even if someone isn't interested in these particular sights.

I'll try to get some photos later...

A few years ago Mr_White posted a series of pics with front sights in a variety of lighting conditions that many found useful. Having just received a set of Trijicon's new DI night sights, I thought...

Took a screenshot a few days ago but forgot to post it...down 3.6lb in January...and as you can see from the chart I basically lost that weight three times. It's no mystery why, the facts are these...

Got mine in from Midway. The package included two spare green fiber inserts and a torx key (why not include additional colors rather than replacements?). The fiber pieces are 2mm diameter (0.0785")...

Watching the demo team perform is one of the greatest things I've ever seen, and somehow I doubt the public even sees half of what that plane can do.

One of my all-time favorite photos:

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On a standard Glock, the spring in the trigger housing is pulling the trigger rearward (or pushing it rearward, for Gen 5); the reset force comes from the striker spring. With the Timney though, the...

Cool! Which connector? I'm curious with the Timney whether different connectors change the feel in a similar way as with a normal Glock mechanism. How's the reset compared to a standard Glock...

I think the quality of early TRUGLOs was poor, while the newer TFX/TFX PRO ones were holding up okay. Being able to replace the fiber optic insert in the Trijicons is a big advantage both for...

Yep that makes it clear, best video by far, missed that one when it was posted earlier. Really clever design, I imagine they are going to sell every one they can make and put guys doing Glock...

The video below says March 1 for Gen 5. Since you're not pulling against the striker spring that weight seems doable. Folks that want a 1911 trigger on a Glock finally get their wish! I find it...

I recently purchased a 9mm CMMG RDB upper and came across someone who did a pretty deep dive into optimal spring and buffer setup in the PCC context. Looking for the easy button, I ordered his setup...

^ The objection was based on sharpness.

Having not shot a front sight wider than .125 in many years, the .160 width concerns me a bit, but I've got a 48 inbound that needs sights so I'm willing to...

It does say 300/box in the features and specs section of the product listing, though it didn't in the cart or on the receipt. Really appreciate the heads up, I grabbed some and forwarded the info to...

I need to approach my health and fitness seriously this year and maybe some public accountability will help. My goal is to lose about 45 lbs to break into the 160's then work on strength. It's...

We sure seem to have similar taste in tools... :)

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I actually have a couple Flexvolt outdoor tools (trimmer and blower) and considered the Dewalt, but still opted for the Makita. I liked...

I have yet to embark on my reloading journey, but I'm always reading and filing away little nuggets that seem useful. The following stood out to me, emphasis mine: