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It's definitely not nylon, at least not the inner material. The outer is Cordura. The interior may be nomex, but I'm not 100% positive. They have a video on their site of them applying a blowtorch to it.

Just imagine that bacon being the soft, tender, spot on your inner thigh...

Just got this in today. I'm extremely impressed with the construction quality and even more so with the turnaround time. Cole Tac allows you to custom order to your exact specifications, including colors for each component right down to the buckles. They also custom cut the dimensions to your...

Wow! I had no idea you were a member here! I saw these on IG earlier today and immediately ordered one. Love the design!

I'm glad you said it so I didn't have to! Couldn't agree more.

It's the same exact thing as the Hoppes Elite, available in an orange bottle at Walmart. I usually buy it on sale from Midway and got a dozen bottles on sale for 50% off from a a deal thread on here last year.

Forgot to mention MPro7! Really a great all around solvent & cleaner. Bio friendly, so no worries about getting it on my skin or inhaling fumes. Plus it works great for everything except copper fouling. For that, I use KG 12.

Well I suppose that's a matter of opinion. Some might say that they are a solution for a very specific problem. I never found them to be obtrusive. And they are a relatively cheap "upgrade". Their utility depends entirely on what type of shooting you do. Folks who do a fair amount of training...

KG 12 is an excellent copper solvent. And I've been very satisfied with Fireclean as a lubricant and carbon solvent. Unfortunately, my experience with Froglube was absolutely terrible.

I put 3-4k pistol rounds downrange on average every year. That's not alot to me. However, all it takes is one case of crappy ammo to get alot of clearance drills under your belt. While all of the pistols I mentioned above are extremely reliable, they are only half of the equation. I agree with...

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Crap happens. I've had it happen with Glocks, M&Ps and even an HK. Although, the issue was generally traced to the ammunition. The point is, the Vickers baseplate, the 10-8 baseplate and others like them are designed with a purpose. They are not designed for competition, they are designed as an...

Cool. Those have been getting a ton of exposure on IG and elsewhere. I can see where they'd be very useful for competition and maybe for EDC, depending on your carry method.

I think Joe essentially started a new company. I'm sure there was some overlap, but he appeared to be trying to start fresh from what I remember being discussed back around SHOT Show.

Are these the extended, additional capacity base plates?

If a suppressor and possible hunting use is your plan, then 300 is a good option. Otherwise, I wouldn't bother with it and would just run 556.

They were designed to provide more grip surface. On the square range, it probably seems useless. But in a drill, competition or shootout, with a malfunction that prevents the mag from dropping free, they can be very useful. A failure to feed that locks the gun up, sometimes requires forcefully...

Just curious, how do you know Ben? He does awesome work. ETA: Fireclean is great stuff!

I had one that I shot up. It was sort of a cement mixture on the inside.