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Sure thing. They're a completely polymer magazine as opposed to the factory Glock metal lining. Doesn't bother me much as mine is a range toy and should never see a combat scenario. To me, I prefer the feel of the ETS polymer to the new magpul magazines, less mold marks and such, mainly aesthetic. Both run fine in my pistol and the carbine, with the only difference being the ETS actuates the bolt hold open in the carbine. ETS has only had these Glock mags out a very short time, they've been making AR magazines for quite some time. I preordered mine from Ranier and just received it this Monday. They're making 15, 17, 22, and 31 round magazines in 9mm. The 22 round from my understanding is for competition folks that have a length limit on the magazines. Oh, and merry Christmas to you too! Hope the big guy comes to see you!

Little update on the bolt catch situation. I have found that the ETS magazines have enough spring pressure on the floor plate to activate the bolt hold open. They work well, and look pretty neat as well. Win win. So all of my magazines for this carbine are getting switched over, and now I'm contemplating a form 1. Here's a photo of the ETS mags I snagged from the net

I can appreciate the work you put into it, looks like it was very well done. Good job! Not my thing, but life would be boring if we were all the same!

They had that same one back around Black Friday for $69 except it had the logo and I picked up a couple. I don't see how they do it. I would bet PSA pulls a large percentage of the AR parts market

Welcome, I'm in Columbia myself and attend turkey shoots often. ^^^He's not kidding about the .40

The length of the prongs doesn't designate a stubborn collar. The stubborn box is a larger, more square box than the one that comes with the kit. Such as this

That's great and true, but all that is for the wrong weapon platform

Did you have the stubborn collar on the husky or just the normal one that comes with the kit?

This reminded me, go to your nearest equipment rental place and rent a "dog fence trencher", yes seriously. It's a trencher that you pull instead of pushing and it lays the wire and buries it all at the same time. No "going back and burying wire", nothing like that. We did very near 3 acres of our property in just a little over 3 hours. I believe it was $50 to rent the machine for the weekend, very good investment.

We have the Petsafe brand unit with buried wire. Can't recommend it enough. I will say though, if you have a dog bigger than a chihuahua don't even bother with the collar box that comes with the unit. Order a "stubborn" collar for larger breeds.

Just noticed this myself. Jade Helm?

I do still use a couple small desiccants in each one because I'm a bit of a nut lol

I use a mix of 30/50 cal surplus cans and the large plastic dry boxes from Wally World. No the plastic won't stand up to the abuse of the surplus cans. All are stored in a humidity controlled climate and the most abuse they get is going from storage, to my vehicle, to the range and back. Plastic suits me just fine.

At least one for every purpose.

Got mine shipped. Hope they like it.

If they charge $20 with refinishing I dare say you won't find a price cheaper anywhere. I've done my own (only 3 though) and I wouldn't do one for less than that. I've welded mine, no reason to mess with that other stuff if you can weld IMO

Same here, my final piece came in today.

Oh Shoot appealed to my empathetic side, so I suppressed the urge to do it on purpose. I feel as though I've grown a little today

I think OS nailed it. Any AR/AK will be worth it's weight in gold eventually Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You ain't kidding. Heck I woulda been happy with just the dry box! Never can have enough of those around Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The coolest part about my TGO secret Santa is actually the way I got my present. I was selling a pistol upper to MusicMan and went to meet up to make the exchange. We meet, swap money for upper, then this happens... MusicMan: Are you doing the secret Santa this year? Me: Yep MusicMan: Me too! Here's your present! So needless to say it was a very cool way to get my gift, and meet a TGO member all in one. All my gifts were in a Academy brand dry box that I've already put to good use by filling up with ammo. Inside were 2 folding knives (one pictured, the other is in the Jeep the wife drove tonight), a sling loop plate for a 870 (again, already installed and the wife loves it), 22lr ammo, .223 ammo, and 9mm ammo, some camo gloves, and the 20 gauge shell looking Chapstick you see pictured. I mean really, could a guy ask for anything more?! My picture is kind of lacking since I've already put the 223 and the 22lr out in their respective dry boxes and the other items are installed and being put to use already [emoji6]. What a great way to start the Christmas season, I can't say I'm thankful enough. I'm waiting on a couple more things to arrive to send off my present. I have to say I like giving as much, if not more, than receiving. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Errmuhgerd surely not Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Mine is an 04. So it should be 03-07 1500's that are like this Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've ordered from them, actually twice in the last three weeks. First order took 4 business days to ship. Second order was placed this past weekend so we'll see. My orders were small parts FWIW, I like their ambi 60 degree selector lever. They had it on sale for $15 over the Black Friday weekend so I changed every AR I own over.

For the first time in my firearms owning life I'm now considering a bullet button Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk