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both are pretty bad which I think is more due to the AR setup than anything else for less blowback, I like 556 through a 762 can.

one is made by union labor in the (sic) constitution state. the other is made by soccer enthusiasts in a second world country.

The mag release - while not optimal - was not a deal breaker for me. The whole pistol was kind of "meh" when compared with my CZ and and sig 226 that I owned at the same time. I now own none of those but the CZ is the only one I regret selling.

I hear great things about three lug mounting systems but: A) cost B) my direct thread can has never come loose from my 9mm SBR

Back on topic. I just call them rifles, semi-automatic rifles, self-loading rifles, or carbines. My SBR...well I just call her "bae." The wife is not too happy with that moniker. I would have more "bae's" but see my post above and apply the logic to the statement where I mentioned that I was...

Poverty (n): the state in which you will die if you buy - instead of renting - anything that flies, floats, or f***s

I owned a USPc 45 at one point it time. it was heavy for its size, only held 8+1, so-so trigger, expensive, and had that godawful mag release.

I might even use two strap wrenches to get it super tight

Sounds like it's on par with most HK products...

I have always heard that for Glock 22lr conversions: advantage arms or gtfo.

shooting supers through a tirant 9 is probably not a good idea no matter how you're attached it to your barrel.

Does a 1/2x28 thread on a 300 barrel leave too little metal around the crown to function reliably long-term? If not, that may be your best bet.

excuse me, griffon industries. http://www.griffonindustries.com/product_p/oct-01.htm even comes in the SET favorite camo, kryptek.

doesn't griffin armament make them?

does c more make a reflex sight with that reticle?

Make sure the the "legs" of the hammer spring are in the notch of the trigger pin than one of them lays across. It provides tension to prevent that pin from walking out.

Have you looked at the new silencerco hybrid?

Where dafuq does the pinky finger go?

every time I see that tag line I think of PSA's PTAC budget brand. apparently, PTAC stood for "Practical Tactical."

Just reporting what I hear...not saying it's true or not.