Is there a market for Tactical Tic-Tacs?Originally Posted by drummer
Is there a market for Tactical Tic-Tacs?
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May be a market opportunity.
Why don't you just register under your real name, Larry?
This is what I have in mine.
Last edited by Clobbersaurus; 11-25-2015 at 12:39 AM.
Lemonheads.
Think for yourself. Question authority.
Spare bolt and firing pin.
#RESIST
In the past I've kept bolt/pin, batteries, lube, and tax stamp copies (not all at the same time).
I generally use Magpul grips now and don't trust their latching so I don't keep anything in there anymore that I don't want to lose. I couldn't come up with a scenario where I needed something desperately that would (a) fit in the grip and (b) not be available some other way nearby.
I suppose that if I thought I was headed off into the wilderness to survive the RAHOWA or whatever I might keep a bolt/pin in there again, but even then it'd probably be batteries for the light. The light would get used way more than the bolt.
I'm just going off on a tangent here but damn, Magpul dropped the ball (in my opinion) with their silly grip compartment modules. Just give me a watertight little door like BCM does.
#RESIST
^^ I've only ever had my grip compartment pop loose once on a course and that was after I took it out to show someone and didn't latch it properly. That being said, if my rifle was anything more than just a range blaster, the bits would be in something more secure.
Last edited by Clobbersaurus; 11-25-2015 at 10:46 PM.
Don't know who Larry is but maybe we could encourage fresh breath at the range with gum or Altoids. It'd also be a great thing to have at busy gunshows, especially around the jerky tables.
Last edited by drummer; 11-26-2015 at 01:47 PM.
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