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  1. I have the 16” LMT MWS LM8. The monolithic rail is solid and “tank like”. But it is heavy. I changed the barrel out to LMT’s slimmer profile barrel to shed a few ounces. 

    The build quality is outstanding. Never skips a beat. The ambidextrous controls are nicely done. 

    Most folks agree that it is a bit over gassed. But has been used in the sand box by a couple of militaries so LMT seems to have intentionally set it up like that to assure a wide range of ammo reliability.

    Unlikely to ever sell it but they hold their value well if ever need to sell.

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  2. Only about a 150 rounds so far from one I got the end of this Summer. Definitely a wee bit to big for my pocket but I put it into a Vedder kydex IWB holster and really like that combo! The trigger is very nice and it prints decent groups. 

     

     

     

     

     

  3. With all the anticipation surrounding the new WW2 movie "Hacksaw Ridge" I thought this old "This Is Your Life" episode circa 1959 honoring the real life Medal of Honor recipient Desmond T. Doss might interest some folks. The cheesy commercials are a hoot.

    We Baby Boomers grew up surrounded by WW2 vets and yet so few shared their stories. I guess many just wanted to forget and move on with life. I just recently learned one of the vets I knew growing up earned the Silver Star and three Bronze Stars in Italy with the First Armored Division. 

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  4. Build an ark the Lord said to Noah, "In six months I'm going to make it rain until the earth is covered with water and all the evil is destroyed. I want you to build an ark and save two of each animal species. Here are the blue prints for the ark."

    ... six months passed ... The skys began to cloud and rain began to fall. Noah sat in his front yard weeping.

    "Why haven't you built the ark?", asked the Lord.

    "Oh forgive me", said Noah, "I tried but so many things have happened. The blue prints you gave me didn't meet the city's code and I had to change them. Then the city said I was violating the zoning ordnance by building the ark in my front yard so I had to get a variance. The Forest Service required tree cutting permits, and I was sued by an animal rights group when I tried to gather up the animals. The EPA required an environmental impact statement concerning the flood. The Army Corps of Engineers wanted a map of the proposed flood plain. The IRS seized all my assets, claiming I was trying to avoid paying taxes by fleeing the country, and the Equal Opportunity Commision said I wasn't hiring enough Croations. So, I'm sorry Lord but I can't finish the ark for at least five years!"

    Suddenly the rain stopped, the skys cleared and the sun began to shine. Noah looked up and said, "Lord does this mean you are not going to devastate the earth?"

    "Right", said the Lord,"the government already has."

     

     

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  5. On June 25, 2016 at 8:23 AM, Sniper23 said:

    The more I look at AKs, the more theyre growing on me. Anyone know where I can find a Wasr 10 at a decent price?

    One good reliable online source for all price levels of AKs is Atlantic Firearms. But, they have posted this recently ...

    Due to the recent shootings and talk of new gun control we are receiving a large number of orders and email inquiry's . As of Wed 6/22 we will be suspending sales to allow our shipping and FFL Bookkeeping to get caught up. We do hope to resume sales the week of 6/30. Thank you for your understanding during this busy time.

     

  6. 22 minutes ago, enfield said:

    This is what I see on my tablet

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    It is also very bright on my iPad. Not a big deal since like "enfield" I just turn down my iPad's brightness when viewing the new TGO. 

    Kudos to all involved in making the transition so smooth overall. I can't imagine the myriad of steps involved. 

     

     

  7. For stopping a hairline crack in an M1A stock I used one of the CA watery glues (a super glue like agent but very watery) the crack has "disappeared". I used a hobby shop syringe applicator. I used masking tape to limit run off onto the stock's surface. I left it clamped for two days.

    Such CA watery gluing agents are available at Woodcrafter retail stores or online. The brand I bought was "Titebond" - Wood Adhesive.

    Hope this helps. This stuff is amazingly strong but be careful handling it since it sets up very quickly.
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  8. Any chance of getting a nice write up in a publication? Double Gun Journal comes to mind seeing Oleg Volk's studio shots.

    An article that captures your double's beauty but then bridges over to photos of its maiden voyage to Africa would be a natural for DGJ!

    Congratulations!
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  9. As I understand it, there are various agents used for various "levels" of general anesthesia.

    Some milder agents such as Propofol are used for procedures that are less invasive (such as lithotripsy).

    I suggest asking your doc what will be used. It is likely a Propofol like agent that has much lower risk than many other anesthesia agents would be used in your lithotripsy.
  10. With their fixed barrel they are well regarded in terms of accuracy. Every one I ever encountered ran like a sewing machine as opposed to the Walther PPK. Their magazine release at the heel of the grip reflects their European heritage.

    There are certainly more appealing "carry packages" nowadays in terms of weight, size and caliber. But, the all stainless steel Sig P230 and P232 with the addition of a nice walnut grip are absolutely beautiful in my book.
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  11. No personal experience with poor OEM mags either.

    But, I have been amazed at how many times Glock has modified the followers in their magazines. I have various mags for the same Glock (9mm 26) that have various shapes of differently numbered followers. If it is not "broke" why do they keep tweaking?
  12. In my case I have always shot from the right side being right handed. But, the astigmatism in my right eye is now far worse than my left eye. Plus I am naturally left eye dominant so I have always had to close my left eye when shooting right handed.

    Being able to keep both eyes open while practicing shouldering and dry firing a red dotted rifle feels so nice.

    Anyone tried this? In my case, it will be a 69 year old dog trying to make the switch. : /
  13. I appreciate the bill, not because I think that we need to register journalists but because I think that people who oppose the 2nd amendment need to realize how idiotic they sound and the only way that is going to happen is if we threaten to take away something that they like.

    A few weeks ago I had a "catching up" dinner with an old school chum who happens to be a lawyer. We managed to hit upon the 2nd Amendment in our rambling (after I had mentioned target shooting) and he says how when the 2nd Amendment was written weapons just weren't as powerful as they now are. Obviously implying a revisionist need to at the least modify the 2nd Amendment. I said, "so then we should also apply that logic to the 1st Amendment and only allow free speech when it is an "in person" exchange and not allow free speech when leveraged by the Internet or other new powerful means of communication?" He just looked at me with no comment.

    I thought lawyers were analytical types. Good thing he's not a Constitutional Lawyer arguing a case in the Supreme Court. Folks like this give me migraines! : /

    Now back to the thread about hot journalists!
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