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Asians are getting totally screwed by affirmative action across the board. It's sort of funny in an ironic way (but also not funny at the same time).

I've shot my friend's XD mod.2 5" a bunch. It seems like a good gun and shoots nice enough, but it doesn't thrill me. There are some things I would change about it.

The XDs are nice, not my favorite though. I've shot quite a bit of my friend's XD 5".

For at the range and home defense

Ok, so.... I'm still trying to make a final decision. I'm thinking one more range trip should do it. But I did stop at the gun store to handle some again. GLOCK has entered the short list! @Willjr75 @Bananabandit @NYGuns @meketrefe @kgun12 @tirwin1 @libertysnake, LOL. See I'm no Glock hater. :D...

That's kind of my point. Sounds like a wash between em all.

I guess the question is, what does a Glock do that other polymer pistols don't? On a side note, the PPQ has a noticeably better trigger. I'd say pick the one that fits you the best or that you shoot the best. But I'm also not exactly an expert, lol.

Yeah it's got an aggressive, 'all business' look to it that's cool

Good article, I held one in the store, I wasn't loving the grip. But I really like the FNS grip, which is strange since the 509 is based off of it.

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That may be a factor, but this ammo also shoots noticeably better for me than other boat tail bullets I've tried. My barrel just seems to like this specific bullet.

Sweet guns! It's Australian Outback .223. They use 55 gr Sierra Blitzking bullets with their proprietary powder. My AR is 1:7 twist and likes this load the best (out of what I've tried) for whatever reason, probably because Sierra makes good bullets.

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If you're interested in maximizing the accuracy, test as many different brands/types of ammo as you can. I was originally thinking of replacing the barrel on my budget AR until I found a type of ammo that will shoot 1 MOA consistently out of it. I think that's really good considering what I paid...

Looks really good to me.

I've heard very mixed things about carbon vs. stainless. A lot of people say the brand is the important thing and the material is secondary.

Yeah, the trigger guard would pretty much be the only thing I'd change. The grip seems good if he likes the feel, Magpul makes good grips.

I'll just clean my gun real quick. LOL :rolleyes:

Very nice!

Right, it's definitely not rare. I've had mine slam fire like 3 times in a few years of ownership (always just a double fire). It doesn't bother me though, I think I'm going to stick with the original for originality's sake.

Firearm Parts & Accessories | Military Surplus | Numrich Gun Parts I just typed in 'SKS firing pin' and got a bunch of results.

Some people become fucking psychopaths when they're driving, I don't understand it. :screwy: o_O

50 yards is pretty standard, but that's the beauty of it, you can sight it in for whatever and look at a drop chart online to know your bullet path.

That one looks good, nice shape.

Very nice kit! What scope are you running on that?

So I got the Magpul K2+. I like it much better than the Bravo Co. one, just based on the shape. There's a bit of a hump on the back, below where the pocket for your hand web is, which isn't ideal but I think I can get over that. Good enough for me.

I've already made my point on this. I'm saying reliability (at least in theory, I haven't tested it) would be increased since you're slowing cyclic time which gives the mag more time to present a new round, and you're adding more mass that is helping slam the bolt into the correct lock position...

Race guns are different, those guys want low recoil AND fast cyclic times for pure speed.

To each their own, I prefer the slower cycling so far. And the added mass is giving you more reliability in general.

Except that you guys are ignoring the fact that if you go lighter you would exacerbate the faster unlocking time from the 16" bbl+carbine gas length combo, increase the cycling speed giving the mag less time to present, and have less mass helping you drive the bolt home under adverse conditions...

Interesting, I didn't know that about .30 carbine. But couldn't you flip that and say the 7.62 is also useful in the same way the .30 carbine, but it also hits with slightly more momentum?

I agree. I think it makes an ok urban combat round, but it wouldn't be my first choice.