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noticed that i never updated it with the brake installed. also barely visible in all that clutter is the polytac peeking out on the left side

ok, so i missed the word "pup" on the first read through, and all i could wonder is "why was the baby shitting outside?"

does anyone have dimensions, or one on hand that they can measure the rear sight dovetail on a CZ-75b? ive been scouring the interwebs and cant find the dimensions of the cut in the slide looking for the dimensions of the dovetail for this style sight basically

I used 4-D reamer rentals for mine https://4drentals.com/

actually i avoid their forums like the plague, but they do host and archive some great references

im really suprised no one linked to this yet' Best chices for self defense ammo: https://www.ar15.com/ammo/project/Self_Defense_Ammo_FAQ/ considered by many to be the bible of defense rounds above all as many have said reliability in your specific handgun is of the upmost important. if it dosnt go bang it dosnt matter whats in there, if it works in one of your guns dosnt mean it will in the other. my baby eagle seems to really like gold dots, my xdm like federal hst.

sadly i dont think theres any return from this path, and social media and cellphones have made it exponentially worse. the only way to revert things, people, and values back the way they were is a catastrophic event that ceases the internet and most modern technology from existing

Can we paint most of shitcago in whiteface and let blm cry racism and burn the place to the ground?

I like everything nice seen from them the last few days. Even the ak400 based new ak12 I like this, don't understand what's going on with the optics tho, NV?

Yea, they do What was your issue with the install? The utg stuff is generally regarded as sub par

i have a gp100 that i pretty much only shoot 357 out of, that turns some heads. the t53 is always good for getting everyone to poke their heads out of the ports

ill take the venom gas block, pm imbound

Fwiw im a huge beleiver in boresnakes. Keep one on hand in every caliber i stock, then make cleaning a breeze and ya cant really hurt anything with them.

best advantage of the chaos rail is it is atached to the gas tube lock. that alows you to keep the factory irons, but also alows it to be removed from the rifle with the removal of one pin for cleaning, etc. im a few hundred rounds through my chaos and strikefire and have not seen an issue with zero yet.granted that is not a conprehensive training course hard use long term test, but so far im happy with the results. a side rail is going to be more repeatable and sturdy, just by the nature of the design. all 3 of the main topcover designs, chaos, tws akars have strengths and weaknesses.

OD for the win

What I notice is they separated the ask and ak looking things and then everything else is like we don't care throw it in a pile, but this one, this one over here suits our agenda and needs to lay on its own

I'd like to see more info on it, I'll have to look into it for a bit. While not wowed by the tactical forend I do see some merit to a mag adapter for my 500. And yes that video where his son went down was a train wreck from start to finish. He's not the only source for reviews, but if you can get past his long winded ness he does have some good points

No tap by hand. Flat trunion or round. Mine was flat and installed centered left to right and pushed all the way to the front. Someone who's done a few of these things could probably chime in there

I sat it on a scrap piece of 2x4 on my work bench. There's a bunch of tutorials on YouTube you can watch Around the 11 minute mark on this one

The biggest piece of advice I received when doing mine was to bag the drill press and do it by hand. Go slow and use lube but it's fine to do it by hand.

That's good old fashioned OD green. It photos lighter in artificial light I had to RIT dye the 30 round bodies to match

i have the rear rail and am very happy with it thus far.i do not have the front though

I have a newer 581 series. I added the tech sight rear wich was a huge improvement over the stock sight, and a accustrut wich I'm not sure how much of a difference it made. I did have a Problem with the sight running out of adjustment out of the box, sent it back to ruger and they sorted it out. It is not by any means a tack driver, but is combat accurate (minute of whatever the hell I need to shoot) where it really shines is it is a joy to shoot. There's something about it that is just fun. I was given the option to trade it recently ano declined and got rid of my .22 instead. Aftermarket mag

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