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[quote]While this is true in general, I don’t think the the short bull barrel of the 16.5” sps tactical is very susceptible to this. Neither mine, or my friend’s 16.5” SPS tactical has a noticeable change in POI when the suppressor is removed.[/quote] All things being equal, shorter barrels are sti...
Kevin also just put out a video last week on staking castle nuts which was completely wrong lol. ...
Fried breast. Confit then roast legs and wings....
I should have waited to get LASIK after medical school. Left eye was -5.5 before, right was -5. Lasted about 4-5 years before its back to -1.25 and -1. I was told that I [b]might[/b] need readers at 40 when I got the procedure. If your career requires a lot of reading, I would maybe look at other op...

re: Official AR-15 thread

Posted by ChatRabbit77 on 3/3/24 at 10:55 pm
My newest build. Tuned to shoot supers. Will shoot subs but will cycle only half the time. Never locks back on subs. Specifically built for home defense and walking around my camp. Shooting 120 grain sig solid copper right now. [img]https://i.ibb.co/41yvpDG/IMG-3520.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.ibb.co...
Prince is a great mind. You can tell he is a genius. ...
You have a right to carry and a responsibility to train. I’m glad this is happening. I’m a huge supporter. I just want people who carry to learn to be proficient, with or without a permit. ...
Don't they have better shite to do? What a waste of resources and tax dollars. I'm sure they are patting themselves on their backs too....
[quote]No real aiming, point and shoot. [/quote] Not true at all. You have to aim with a shotgun. [quote]Nothing will scare the piss out of an intruder like the sound of someone racking a 12 gauge[/quote] This is such a fudd trope. ...
[quote]rifles are hard to maneuver in halls and doorways.[/quote] Not really. ...
Good? No. Better than nothing? Yes. If I have to use a .22 for self defense, it would be a semi auto. Just get rounds on target as fast as possible....

re: Suppressor for 300 BO

Posted by ChatRabbit77 on 2/23/24 at 7:00 am
[quote]True K and wil be shooting supers and subs.[/quote] Liberty precision machine anthem K. One of the best performers for its size There is a gen 2 now so get that one. LPM is a great company and Riley is a good dude and a great designer....

re: Suppressor for 300 BO

Posted by ChatRabbit77 on 2/22/24 at 3:39 pm
Like do you mean a true k can or something just generally short. Also, what ammo are you shooting? ...

re: Suppressor for 300 BO

Posted by ChatRabbit77 on 2/22/24 at 11:57 am
Size and length?...
[quote]Read up on it a bit..why not just turn it off? [/quote] You still want the dot visible lol. Occluding the dot still lets you use the dot. Just use tape....
Always shoot both eyes open. Take the red dot and cover the front with tape. You will learn to be target focused and not dot focused. Just dry fire and practice drawing and you will eventually get it. Red dot occlusion is a very common way to train with the dot....
Should be Vivek. He has done more to expose the corporate press and corruption in DC than anyone in the past year....

re: Suppressor for an SP5?

Posted by ChatRabbit77 on 2/8/24 at 7:08 pm
[quote]I just saw that PEW Science shot the new Spectercat CAT/SR/A1 and said it was the quietest silencer they have tested ever.[/quote] Specterscat is the real deal. One of the few companies to live up to the hype. Gonna try and demo some of their stuff soon....

re: Suppressor for an SP5?

Posted by ChatRabbit77 on 2/8/24 at 6:26 am
Otter Creek or wait for the new specterscat MOB at the end of the month. Their stuff is living up to the hype more than any silencer i've seen with their surge bypass tech....
Fun fact, Mike was in medical school and dropped out in 3rd year because he hated it....