Mines an adapter that attaches to the existing velcro of your cummerbund, though you can find others that are that minimalist three strip design. This is what I have on my ATS Aegis II :
Bloomberg must be to guns what Soros is to a well functioning healthy society lol.
For every P A Luty in Bongistan you've got a hundred Brits afraid of a pocket knife and thinking you're cosplaying as an American highschooler when you're holding a gun.
For every serious American capable of holding his own you've got a hundred "pro-2A" guys that weigh 300 LBs and don't even have a flashlight mounted to their gun or able to run 3 miles.
Yes, the rare Philip Lutys of Europe are probably more ideologically motivated than your average gun owning American. What unique insight is being provided here?
Honestly, most first responders probably couldn't run 1 mile let alone 3. You'd be surprised at the number of obese paramedics I've seen.
Depends on if your agency has continuing fitness standards or not. Mine does.
Yeah, but the average Joe isn't claiming to be ready to take on the US gov in a 2nd civil war. The fact that Crye offers XXL pants says alot about the gun community.
And even that's optimistic.
Nah, I mean completely cease participating in society - that kind of conscious disconnect. Think of a hobo with a sawed-off living in a park or niggers shooting into the air within city limits. Complete disregard for society as a whole and doing whatever the fuck they want because it's not like they lose anything if they get arrested or killed.
This country is in shit health.
Freedomlandia as well, but in a shit part where the big box gun stores fled hours away and the smaller shops either don't know that black powder is still a thing or don't want to sell "explosives".
Do you run true BP or pyrodex in your caplocks? It's tempting to get the pellets for quicker loading, even if people give them shit for the cleaning additive.
I could barely run the standard 2 miles when I was in, and there were a few times it was close to being a no-go... unless I got all tweaked on caffeine, nicotine, and gas station stimulants.
I still haven't touched my Tennessee flintlock kit, haven't had the motivation or the time.
I’m surprised at the restriction on Pyrodex; I thought it had the same pressure profile as black powder. The fact that shipping and storage requirements are easier than black powder seemed to back up this idea that it is “safer” than black powder. (Speaking of which, am I remembering wrong, or did black powder get much more stringent regulations after 9/11? I thought it used to be more easily shipped.)
I'm pretty sure the restriction is primarily for Sitting Fox's smokepoles, and I assume that it's probably a good idea for older commerical & real period guns as well.
Nope, you haven't been Mandela'd. I briefly was into BP revolvers back in the day, and shipping/handling for powder was a lot more relaxed. I can't remember exactly what or when the scales tipped, but it was circa '09.
I love the wood grain on the last one especially. How do those stocks work with the buffer tube? I imagine you have to get something special figured out for that.
That's the Fightlite SCR lower, it replaces the buffer tube design by a short bolt with a hinge pin and bent tail in the back. The recoil system is angled and concealed in the stock.
Not as easy as a simple conversion, too bad. I might have considered giving it a try just to play around (they look nice) but no reason to if I have to buy a proprietary lower.
