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If that was from 2020, prices are definitely up now from that too, right?
Yeah with inflation, raw material prices, and labor costs were going to be increasing prices on a lot of stuff going into 2023.
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If that was from 2020, prices are definitely up now from that too, right?
So he's the target audience for wedge locks. NeatI'll give you the short version, there was a bit of wiggle when the upper and lower were assembled (he claims 1/8 inch of slop but it wasn't that much, he also claims he's "Never seen an AR like that" which is total bullshit lots of ARs have a bit of wiggle between the upper and lower) and he claims that due to the material properties of polymer the tolerances would naturally need to be looser and so you'll never get as tight of a lockup between the upper and the lower so long as the lower is polymer.
Which is a good indication that he doesn't understand the material properties of polymer, the polymer manufacturing process, or what the term "tolerances" means in a manufacturing context.
Edited to add: He also bitches that the takedown pins aren't captive and that they have the ball detente in them. He seems to think that they will not stay in place properly when assembled and that them not being captive means they will automatically go to the Single Sock Dimension as soon as the rifle is disassembled. He advocates buying spare pins. I'd be willing to bet that if he had a G3 in front of him he would have no issues with the pins on that but then again who knows.
He specifically mentioned them in the video too.So he's the target audience for wedge locks. Neat
This. I thought WWSD was an interesting project back when it was just two dorks in Arizona experimenting with off-the-shelf parts and explaining their choices. It was a great starting point for conversations on what your perfect AR build would look like. Once WWSD became a premade product it just created legions of fanboys and haters and threw any productive discussion on the subject right out of the window.Speaking of, the WWSD was a neat curiosity when it was the purview of a couple of youtube gun nerds, not when it's a fucking marketing slogan and a rifle. Shoulda relegated the WWSD project to a BOM list for folks to build their own and avoided the controversy and not done sleazy marketing.
I didn't turn sour on the project until I experienced the hive mind on places like Reddit when discussing WWSD. Had a FDE preorder I eventually canceled.This. I thought WWSD was an interesting project back when it was just two dorks in Arizona experimenting with off-the-shelf parts and explaining their choices. It was a great starting point for conversations on what your perfect AR build would look like.
For me what killed my interest in getting one was the shift in tone from "Based on Stoner's preferences, and the theory of 'what would the most modern AR available look like'?" to "This is the ultimate AR15!"I didn't turn sour on the project until I experienced the hive mind on places like Reddit when discussing WWSD. Had a FDE preorder I eventually canceled.
Still give props to Russell. Very few manufacturers are as embedded in the communities as him. Hell he's even here...
How long before bubba overpressures them with retarded loads and start blowing up guns not designed for that? I can't wait for the gun rags to start calling it ".30 Scary"..30 super carry is official
I’m curious who else will Vista Outdoors get to shill it. We’ve already had Mister above it all Ian shill for it cause it’s .30 French long with rifle pressures.
I didn't turn sour on the project until I experienced the hive mind on places like Reddit when discussing WWSD. Had a FDE preorder I eventually canceled.
Still give props to Russell. Very few manufacturers are as embedded in the communities as him. Hell he's even here...
I have no idea who these guys are, but that I fucked up face is priceless.On another note is there a thread going anywhere about the Donkey Slayer goons on Instagram? View attachment 3486433
I had been considering bringing that up in this thread, that or that taskernetwork twat.On another note is there a thread going anywhere about the Donkey Slayer goons on Instagram? View attachment 3486433
I'd never heard of it since I don't use instagram, that's fucking hysterical.On another note is there a thread going anywhere about the Donkey Slayer goons on Instagram? View attachment 3486433
I REALLY hope that's a joke. Probably one of the most skeeziest slimy scumbag money lending companies out there. I do not understand why well known online gun/parts retailers continue to offer it even now.Now accepting Credova!
I had been considering bringing that up in this thread, that or that taskernetwork twat.
The memes are pretty great.
Heh. I've got a couple of ARs that were built with plain-Jane Aero uppers and lowers that I damn near need a punch to get the pins started out on. My Aero M4E1 upper also pins snugly to the KP15 as well, with just the barest hint of wiggle - I'm curious as to whether that changes as the round count goes up.I really couldn't ever stand nutn, he always seemed like a fantastic retard, but this is some hilarity. Hell I've seen Colts with the pony roll mark rattle like clapped out jeep wranglers. If you're in the market for a "tight" AR, you're buying something custom-built for competition made out of meteorite metal, not the WWSD rifle.
Speaking of, the WWSD was a neat curiosity when it was the purview of a couple of youtube gun nerds, not when it's a fucking marketing slogan and a rifle. Shoulda relegated the WWSD project to a BOM list for folks to build their own and avoided the controversy and not done sleazy marketing.
What's the backstory behind the photo? The account is deleted.On another note is there a thread going anywhere about the Donkey Slayer goons on Instagram? View attachment 3486433
What's the backstory behind the photo? The account is deleted.