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Girlfriend ran a run n gun over the weekend - this guy had a stuck case, racked his Acro off his holster, and popped the front lens out and shattered the rear lens on his P10.

I still...

Check out StrelokPro to understand how your reticle/ammo work at various distances, winds, etc..

In reality, the 43c is my go to for my normal job - because my actual threat profile have 4 legs, and it just doesn't really rust. After work I change out due to population density.


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Plus a % of profit factored before retail pricing.

It's the nature of the beast. Taking the height of the front lens, and making it the same height at the rear, gets you a visual perspective of a giant freaking optic. To seal off the led, and get...

The only things I have gun wise on the list for this year is a G3 pattern rifle, a threaded barrel side gate .38/.357 lever gun, and potentially a VP9SK. I'd be alright with upgrading my 442 to a...

These little guns tend to not survive most folk's firing schedules on this website, with more vetted platforms that are available.

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You'll get a lot more for your dollar with a Tikka bolt action.

I've had pretty good luck with these folks. For the price of a couple from fastenal, if they sell independently, you can grab a bunch.
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A tension pin (roll pin with a slit all the way down) is a one-and-done deal once it can't have enough tension against the ID of the hole it's in. Applying a thread locking chemical to it isn't a...

Pretty much how it's going to be for most factories for a while. 9x19 and 5.56x45, then filling in other calibers of the same primer size, then a switch to large primer calibers, then reset for...

Food dehydrator / brass dryer if you have one will do a very, very good job of moisture removal without introducing WD40 that can varnish over time.

CZ Shadow's with milling work, and G34's rule it out where I am in Ohio. G17's if not G34.

Forester. Father and my business partner both have 6 cylinder outbacks - and they're great vehicles, but holy crap are they LONG. Forester has the best cabin visibility. 32mpg average out of my...

Put it on a timer, and run the throttle on a bill drill several times, compared to a 17 or 34. I found the 34 to be too sluggish and I was waiting, and the 45 felt harsher, with the 17 splitting...

Flashlights - Cloud Defense REIN or Modlite
Flashlight tape switch/button - Cloud Defense or Modlite
Flashlight mounts - Airisaka inline
Vertical grip - none - but a small one, like Magpul's or...

Being produced in the factory doesn't mean it has made it through the pipelines yet.

I'd be tempted to use an ultrasonic cleaner for a few hours and letting it sit in a dehydrator over night, to get the built in gunk out.

Thank you Sean. I've sent your info to a few folks.

Phlster and Dark Star got the nod. The Phlster wound up on the enigma, as it's holster is better suited for it. The Darkstar remains as a convenience holster.

Gotcha - I do agree with you. It's been a long day, and I wasn't reading in comprehension.


I think the way to test the theory you're proposing is to stick with bolt guns and run the bolt...

It's a pressure gradient - an average of 14.7 psi exists at sea level, and there's a max of 24,000 psi in the brass upon ignition. That pressure pushes the bullet, and drops to ambient rather...

I'll argue that it's not relevant at all in a bolt gun. The chamber stays sealed under pressure, as the action isn't worked until there is 0 pressure - meaning from the breach to the muzzle is under...

It hits a lot of the same features, and similar weight with a proper .325 chain for that sized saw.


If you aren't making a living with it, I'd certainly give it an honest shake.

If this was on the market last year, it would have been a difficult choice between it and the VP9 for me. The optic-ready plates thing is what shifted me, and 20 magazines, 2 guns, plates, etc. etc....