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But, but, but, but, they look sooooo neat!
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Any SB Tactical.....
I would stick with the strap they give you so there is not confusion as you getting trouble with a brace that can be shouldered. In the meantime, hold onto the mag. Maybe when Trump gets in, he'll abolish the atf... -
1st: LWRC REPR 7.62/.308 - my baby.
2nd Group Shot don't giva fook where you are:
top to bottom-
LWRC REPR 7.62/.308,
Ruger Precision 6.5cm,
LWRC M6 5.56/.223
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Bought 3 cans off them. EZ PZ... delivered right to your door.
Great people to deal with.-
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I charge it via wall charger. It has not lost charge since I've had it. You don't turn it on till you need it. Stored in dark.
So, I'm testing it on and off when I'm bored. all indoors just using what light is available. Not in any particular order.
- Last night I tested my iPhone 16 Pro with solar panel down and it just sitting on top.
Results: It took ~ 1 hour to charge 10% to full. Charger maintained full charge.
- Next test will be similar with solar facing up sitting on phone.
Results:
- Then will test charging phone plugged in.
Results:
- Will try depleting power pack, and charge in sun as long as it's sunny.
Results:
- Possibly other tests when convenient.
Remember, this for emergency. It has remained charge in my go bag for months. You also should turn it off when not in use.
It's not meant to be used for constant supply. I only got it for emergency. I also have a Geiger counter for my go bag which can be charged by the solar pack. It does maintain its charge, but I hope to God we never need to use it.
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2nds if no go.
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19 minutes ago, Defender said:
How long does it take to charge up the charger?
Via solar, don't know. Charged it the first time via usb wall charger, then it has been charged ever since. I just leave it face up to the light. Had it packed and still retained charged.
Soon as light hits it, you see the little charge indicator on.... has flashlight built in but I don't use it for that.
If you have a phone with wireless charging, works for that too. I have a magsafe case on my iphone. Works right through it.
On sale today for prime day. Can't beat the price either way. Get black one today for $22.95 with prime shipping. I bought this when it was free prime.-
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Bought this one for emergency/bug out bag... Works fairly well. Might be Chinese but hard to find anything that is not.
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Love my IWI X95... cool. Can't wait...
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IWB = Painful Spare Tire...
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On 9/14/2024 at 6:06 PM, Alleycat72 said:
WTF are you talking about. I'm just answering questions. If you want 3 cans that cover everything, that's fine. If he wants 1 that does it all, that's fine. I have about 15 cans. That's also fine. I don't see what you're problem is. Let him make his own decision.
I've been referring to what you're telling him the prices are. If he just needs 1 or 2 pistons, they are not well over $100.
I have no prob otherwise what you are saying.You posted: "Suppressors are trending to modularity. You can change the tail cap to any thread pitch, but each are $100 or so. You can change the end caps from 46 to 22 to 30, but each are $100ish. You can get a piston and run them on a handgun, but the piston assembly will be $275-300. It's cheaper than getting a separate suppressor for each gun. Dedicated car are usually better for what they are designed for though."
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17 hours ago, Alleycat72 said:
Silencerco isn't the only one doing this. Look at hub compatible suppressors. They are anywhere between $75 and $400 depending on the manufacturer and mounting system you want. End caps are all all over the place, but fall somewhere around $100.
You keep pushing these extreme price ranges. I'm not referring to prices all over the map? I just gave you an example at Silencer Central. Create and order and see what its totals out at. What would be the reason to go to Silencerco or any others that charge so much??
I have 3 cans that will work on any of my guns that have a threaded barrel. Nothing special to add as far as end caps. Just need the correct size piston. They cover a multitude of calibers. Why shop places that over charge.
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1 hour ago, Alleycat72 said:
Suppressors are trending to modularity. You can change the tail cap to any thread pitch, but each are $100 or so. You can change the end caps from 46 to 22 to 30, but each are $100ish. You can get a piston and run them on a handgun, but the piston assembly will be $275-300. It's cheaper than getting a separate suppressor for each gun. Dedicated car are usually better for what they are designed for though.
Think you are misleading him price wise.
I have 3 Silencer Centrals. I have 2 pistons. Most pistons/weapons have a common threaded barrel. 12/28 or 5/8x24 and so on. Most common are these. They are $75 bux a piece.
So, you'll need a silencer, tax stamp, fingerprints, etc. Their Silencer Banish 30 Gold comes with what you need. By just changing out the piston, you can use them on multiple weapons. You just swap them out and after all, you can only shoot one at a time.
I have a Banish 22, Banish 45 and a Banish 30 Gold Package. All without leaving my desk. They handle everything.
Banish 30 Gold Package – Silencer Central
BANISH 45 – Silencer Central
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Caliber? 45LC?
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Prayers!
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Tell us about the paint job please. Cerakote, hydro dip, etc.
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Thanks..... some forums let you do pdfs. I just tried too.
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I cannot read that. Too small. Is there a link?
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Couple weeks ago, Sumner Gun got broken into for the 2nd time in a couple years.
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3 hours ago, Thursty said:
In a day of plastic and painted guns. Blued steel and wood give you the warm and fuzzies.
Gives me more than that. Wohoo! LMAO! Wood! LOL....
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Sure the stock isn't too? Its stamped SA and has the cross cannons.
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You get out more west at all, Sumner County?
compensator has no place in SD handgun
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You know, it's more than just muzzle flip and crap like that. It's also a way of removing or distributing weight.
I've seen people bitch, "oh that gun is too heavy, mine is 1.5 ounces lighter", with all the additional features, they'd be heavier... and still: they look sooooo neat!