I may be misremembering but didn't Jay basically cum in his pants cause Aero asked him/gave him a Lahar to test? He made it sound like it was the first time a manufacturer had actually acknowledged him.Crying about independent testing.
So he charges to put things through testing and than will let the companies decide if it'll be made public a lot of the time. Unless it's something he is personally interested in, in which case he buy it him self for testing. Best example being the RC3 that Jay bought himself for testing, which SureFire wasn't involved with. He'll usually mention though if it's manufacturer requested testing or something he is doing himself.
He does charge for reviews. Not unusual in other industries with testing houses like UL certification.
Pew Science does factor at least back pressure in, I think he calls it the Omega variable or some shit.
I watched that this morning and thought immediately of your mention of them being pretty crap. I wish you had those pictures too.
Andrew at Ottercreek is total opposite of Kevin and a nice dude. Back when he was Quelltech he heat treated some parts for me at no cost. Plus his stickers have always top notch.
Fucking Anglos, if they can't take away your guns, they'll try to stop you from talking about them.
It's really sobering that as horrible as the US copyright system is it's even worse everywhere else. It's like when you learn that truth isn't a 100% defense to defamation on most of the planet.
What a fucking idiot Kevin is.Kevin keeps refering to the polonium as "a dog". The can is close to the same length and 0.3 ounces more in weight.
It's HUB compatible so it can take almost every mount on the market including Q's Plan-B.
It has a 300 round full auto string limit, so I am not sure where he is getting "not durable".
US museums and insitutions digitise their archives and post everything they can online. UK museums hoard everything and have fought attempts to digitise their archives or even make them more accessible. Despite the fact that they're 100% funded by the public. The Imperial War museum will charge up to £80 for a single print of a photo that's out of copyright, and by ordering the print you agree to a new copyright.
It's fitting the CinnabunRifleman was involved in this piece of shit.
I'm just imagining in that exhibit a life-size wax figure of "le mutt" holding a dripping Big Mac in one hand and an AR with a million attachments on it in the other, wearing an XXXL American flag shirt and cowboy hat in the entrance, a scale size diorama of a school shooting in the middle of the floor, and not to subtle twisted statistics of "gun violence" and people with gun injuries on posters all around, while the museum's tour guide eagerly exclaims the the clueless British people following him how proud he is to have free helfcare from the EnAitchEss and to not have to worry about skewl shewtins.
Oh hey look a shitty CZ-75.
