Id quite like a charging handle in that positionQuote:
Originally Posted by metacannibal
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Id quite like a charging handle in that positionQuote:
Originally Posted by metacannibal
>seen more combat than any assault rifle in the
hope it says NATO
Too tacticool bro.
Very FAMAS-y indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarabandoId quite like a charging handle in that positionQuote:
Originally Posted by metacannibal
Was the initial setup after i got the upper. Removed the awkward grip and 2005 style KAC panels.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elriche Oshego
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Originally Posted by sarabando
The "cooll thing" these days is having an extra charging handle to the left of the upper.
http://www.range365.com/sites/range3...?itok=8A4pQJU3
http://gear-report.com/wp-content/up...-3-620x250.jpg
QBZ-95Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe ApplebyVery FAMAS-y indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarabando
Went to the range tonight and am currently waiting for a plane to Vegas and the SHOT show. Will upload pictures of my toys at some point soonish and pics of the show when I return on Friday.
Is it worth it to buy a new rifle or save a bit of cash and get a used one from a gun show/whatever? Hunting rifles mind you, not penis compensators.
Just get a Savage Hog Hunter in .308, the new price is so low, used doesnt make sense.
https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/...OG+HNTR+308+TB
TMA: handgun lasers
I'm considering getting one for my Glock 19, partially for fun, though it is great for training and might be better than iron sights in stressful situations because it points the aiming mechanism on the same plane as the target.
There are lots of options out there, and though I'd like one that wouldn't interfere with my holsters, a flashlight/laser combination might be nice. Are lasers like the TLR2 zeroable? Does the aim point shift between shots?
Any info/experience is welcome, tons of options out there
Any good laser should be a solid mount and will not lose it's zero even if you take it off and put it back on in the same place. If it isn't the laser is useless and you shouldn't get it.Quote:
Originally Posted by OrangeAfroMan
Get a light, far more useful than a laser. Lasers are a gimmick, lamps are useful. If you want to achieve what you ASSUME to achieve from a laser, get a red dot sight that is co-witnessing with SD irons (that way you have sight redundancy with the advanteges of red dot).Quote:
Originally Posted by OrangeAfroMan
This is how that looks like http://oi66.tinypic.com/14oalbt.jpg
Not your photo or why are there two P90 magazines in the background? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by metacannibalGet a light, far more useful than a laser. Lasers are a gimmick, lamps are useful. If you want to achieve what you ASSUME to achieve from a laser, get a red dot sight that is co-witnessing with SD irons (that way you have sight redundancy with the advanteges of red dot).Quote:
Originally Posted by OrangeAfroMan
This is how that looks like http://oi66.tinypic.com/14oalbt.jpg
I've had a red dot on the glock, it was pretty nice but it is a bit too fragile for what my handguns go through
Its exactly why you need those BUIS. But with a proper brand reddot like a Trijicon, thats usually not an issue?Quote:
Originally Posted by OrangeAfroMan
So guys are we not going to talk about how the front grip appears to be installed backwards at all?Quote:
Originally Posted by metacannibal
Edit: disregard my post I like dicks. Found a picture of it installed like above.
The ribbed part is forher pleasurethe thumb not slipping.