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Things I'd prioritize over a new rifle - if wanting to harden a rural home:

1) LoRaWAN network across the property
2) Tied into that network a series of monitoring sensors for gates/roads
3)...

Not going to lie my answer to this question is driven entirely by having a rifle that is fun to shoot and learn.

I've watched as an entire city collapsed around me. When the mobs hit the streets,...

AR15 in 6ARC with a can on it and work up a load that hits out to the 1200y range of the 6ARC.

Now you have a lightweight AR15-platform rifle that can shoot farther, faster, and flatter than a...

Seems like a good time to keep someone arguing and distracting them, while you roll out the backside and hit them with a bunch of buckshot.

Or at least that's what would happen if I had my way.

Not all 3D printed grips are equal, because not all 3D printed methods are equal. PLA and the various polymers that are laid down as layers pretty much all suck equally. But Selective Laser Sintering...

For Law Enforcement it is undoubtedly mostly a grip problem. For the average concealed carrier, I'd have to see, but it wouldn't surprise me if there are a few variables involved - grip being the big...

I was all of about 9-10 years old when this happened. But even my adolescent mind could comprehend that the difficulty in maintaining the chain of evidence, the pre-existing notion that the LAPD...

You can finally enjoy OJ again...

Brief reminder for folks to check the OJ in your fridge. Your OJ could also be past its expiration date.

Died from prostate cancer.

https://apnews.com/article/oj-simpson-death-5f2e659775684544b3034c380157cac9

I found out how Eclipse ends...Bella chooses Edward.

Marinecote is just a slightly gussied up cerakote as far as I know. Which means it and the gray are probably not far off in terms of corrosion resistance.

Barnes Vor-TX is available in 9, 10, 40, and 45. It uses the XPB bullet which is different from the TAC-XP bullet. The main difference being XPB gets more penetration and less expansion for. Vor-TX...

Since Barnes Tac-XP works well and is a monolithic non-lead design - perhaps just converting over to that entirely would prevent any future problems.

My understand is they may/may not drop-in but that not much fitting is required for the hammer at least. I haven't looked closely enough at the firing pins to know for sure, that looks drop in based...

First, WA has gone downhill SO fast. I only left 14mo ago...

Second, fuck it let's do it live. Someone go carry a Clinch Pick on a bus and get arrested. A succinct legal challenge against both...

Yes and no.

The late Type III and all Type IV models have a half-cock notch and inertia firing pin. All US Armament Corp has done is deepen the half-cock notch a bit and add a heavier firing pin...

Large frame Glocks (G20/21) are the only guns I've ever picked up and instantly had to put back down due to grip shape causing a bad carpal tunnel flare up. So for me, the large frame Glocks...

Edited: On second thought. Nah, not worth the effort.

This is an absolutely hilarious response.

I don't know you, your range of experience, your knowledge base, or what you do professionally. I know what I do professionally, as a hobby, and even...

I mean yea...one is cow and elephant and one is thermoplastic...not even the same molecular species...;)

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So, looking at RCS's Instagram, they showed a photo of an early prototype which was...

I always assumed that had to do with:

1) A case of Glock mags being cheaper than a night out in Bangkok's red light district

2) That no one is really making 'stendos for M&Ps - and everyone...

Nice.

I have this one:

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Fair enough re: PCC that takes M&P mags. That is a valid point.

This time I am going to directly ask the question:

Are you associated in a professional/semi-professional setting with Raven Concealment Systems?

Astroturfing is expressly forbidden by P-F's...