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We just got through inspecting and putting Loctite on the sights of the Regiment's Sigs, lost a few sights due to them coming loose.

I suppose it is not a question of can it be reloaded but will it be practical to do so, right now I would say no, specially with the expense of the brass and the proprietary powder. But when they fully field the caliber I guess things may get a bit cheaper, and more experimentation can occur in the field.

Yea but, is it reloadeable? If not then that sucks for us wanting to stay with military calibers. But, I would guess that there will be plenty 5.56 surplus.

Can only answer the breakdown question with any certainty, they do exist, I have one. As to the brace, I don't see any reason why not, at least not until the feds finalize their BS, which will go to court, but still.

What's with that stock? Does it fit the shoulder better?

Now that knife I like, great looking and has character, the sheath does match it quite nicely too. great job.

Been carrying my G23 since mid 90's, every now and then I carry the XDS. I have other guns, but those two get EDC duty.

Yes, have two and their belt hanger. Not bad, I like the ratchet feature, makes adjusting the belt very easy when you add or remove your EDC. I ordered a black and brown belt that can be used with dress and casual clothes, not the tactical one. I have this buckle on a black belt, and different buckle for the brown one. I left it a bit long so the end of the belt would still reach the belt loop when I'm carrying. I rotate a Glock 23 and an XDS in an IWB holster, belt does fine with them both.

Yea, no, I understand all that, still, not gonna sugarcoat it, But I too will just deal with whatever you decide to go with.

Don't like it, there is a bunch of wasted real-estate.

True, sort of, while a stamped deck does have good, possible better, airflow, most fabricated (welded) decks are just fine specially since most if not all have round baffles underneath to direct the airflow and increase suction. My Kubota tractor's deck spits out grass very forcibly, and if the guard is lifted can chuck a rock quite a distance. But the best feature of a fabricated deck is what you mentioned, the gauge of the steel, which will pay dividends down the road when you bump it against a tree or other hard object and it bounces vs fold in on itself like my JD's deck did.

All I am going to say is get a welded deck vs stamped, you will thank me later for it.

Yea, I am set, but I have a friend that got a new 270, on my recommendation. Had to have him buy two boxes of 308 to trade me for 270s. I have plenty of both but I didn't want to sell, and cheat one or the other so figured a trade was better. Got a 6.5 CM right before SHTF with these prices and shortages so have enough for working up a good load and have enough left over for 100 or so hunting rounds. The issue is I don't have any H4350, so will have to settle with A4350, but you have to use what you can get.

You should try looking for .270

Umm, I would think that proves it's not popular, don't even bother to stock it.

I have plenty of gloves but wanted to say good on you for putting these up.

I would have told him to "walk the line"

No, don't recall that, but I do recall him taking advantage of the price war to refill the depleted Strategic Petroleum Reserve with American crude. https://www.energy.gov/articles/department-energy-executes-direction-president-trump-announces-solicitation-purchase-crude

Get a squirrelinator, darn thing works good, removed about 20 of them from my yard with it. https://www.ruralking.com/squirrelinator-trap-only

What are your comm needs? Peltors if you need to tie into a radio, Howard Leights if you are just needing to hear instructions or plug into a phone.

I still see people driving alone with a mask on, you think they will overcome the fear of nuke power plants to get behind building one near them?

Truth of the matter is that your house should be hard to get into quietly, if you are a hard sleeper then an alarm should be installed to wake you up. Most dogs are good at making a racket too, and have great instincts to know when something isn't right. But sometimes we take our safety for granted, thinking that all the safeguards we put in place are enough, but as this case shows, it isn't all that hard for a determined individual to get in if they really want to. In the end it is up to the homeowner to be the line in the sand, because once someone has it in their head to get into a home, all bets are off.

Nope, message says multiple but only references the one as shown.

Yes, I did, I sent the response.

And who would make that determination? Where is the cutoff, 5.5", 6.5" 8"? It is so arbitrary that they could deem any tube in your possession an unlicensed NFA item if they so chose to.