MFCXXXVI: Proposal Fails, Troy Rails, and Half Off Sales (And FF)

[DanFager]

Nice edit, like usual.

PS: You're still trying too hard. It's painful. You must let it come naturally.

You're a full of chit try hard who's been shooting rifles for 2 years. You think you're an expert on, well, seemingly everything which is clearly evident by the fact that you comment on everything with an attitude of authority and expertise. Someone called you out on it, and all you have is passive aggressive responses.


There, is that trying hard enough for you?

[Farley1324]

You're a full of chit try hard who's been shooting rifles for 2 years. You think you're an expert on, well, seemingly everything which is clearly evident by the fact that you comment on everything with an attitude of authority and expertise. Someone called you out on it, and all you have is passive aggressive responses.


There, is that trying hard enough for you?

I'm sorry, was I wrong when I told the guy it is illegal to buy a handgun (or any gun) face to face out of state?

I'm pretty sure that is, in fact, illegal.

Not sure why you are so butthurt about this.

Or are you butthurt because I had a detent fly out when I took an AR lower apart? I mean...lulzwut.

Just chill out.

[PapaBurgandy]

You guise are killing my Sunday mellow.

[Farley1324]

Weapon mounted lights: Do you care how many lumens you get? If so, how much output do you like and why? Does it change if you figure the firearm to be used more indoors vs outdoors (or no idea where)? What about beam pattern? Narrow/focused for throw or wide/spill beam for a wider coverage area?

Common rifle/shotgun mounted lights these days seem to have anywhere from 110-500 lumens. How do you pick one?

[EQUlLIBRIUM]

Weapon mounted lights: Do you care how many lumens you get? If so, how much output do you like and why? Does it change if you figure the firearm to be used more indoors vs outdoors (or no idea where)? What about beam pattern? Narrow/focused for throw or wide/spill beam for a wider coverage area?

Common rifle/shotgun mounted lights these days seem to have anywhere from 110-500 lumens. How do you pick one?

cheap with decent output able to take a beating. Mainly indoors, so I like a hot middle with a bit of side throw.

streamlight polytac is what my gun has had for ~1k rounds. Handles recoil/handling fine.
in a vtac polymer mount

[Lakersbake]

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Channel Islands? I've tried it once down in Laguna on my friend's CI and failure occured. I was thinking coyote lol, what kind are you running? The one from AR500?

Yeah ive got about 6 CIs, its best to start on a longboard or soft-top. And yeah I got the operatorII in multicam from Ar500.

[Farley1324]

cheap with decent output able to take a beating. Mainly indoors, so I like a hot middle with a bit of side throw.

streamlight polytac is what my gun has had for ~1k rounds. Handles recoil/handling fine.
in a vtac polymer mount

Do you know the model number and rated output? Amazon search shows more than one, though they seem pretty similar.

I have two (different) Surefires right now but don't know that I want to spend that much on another light and event he 'more economical' inforce WML is still pretty expensive.

[Lakersbake]

I think its time for the Snickers & Coke FarleyDoge to make an appearance. Who has that gif?

[EQUlLIBRIUM]

Do you know the model number and rated output? Amazon search shows more than one, though they seem pretty similar.

I have two (different) Surefires right now but don't know that I want to spend that much on another light and event he 'more economical' inforce WML is still pretty expensive.

amazon
http://www.amazon.com/Streamlight-88...ywords=polytac

mine looks like


has a basic rubber pushbutton on the back. Can be barely pressed and held for a tactical on/off type thing. Or you can click it and it will stay on. Simple and sweet.

[sharkweek50]

Weapon mounted lights: Do you care how many lumens you get? If so, how much output do you like and why? Does it change if you figure the firearm to be used more indoors vs outdoors (or no idea where)? What about beam pattern? Narrow/focused for throw or wide/spill beam for a wider coverage area?

Common rifle/shotgun mounted lights these days seem to have anywhere from 110-500 lumens. How do you pick one?

To me it depends on if its a pistol or rifle.

For a pistol I think somewhere between 100 and 150 is good. I have a streetlight tlr-1s I think its 150. Indoors its bright as fukk and is disorienting to me if I shine it on a white wall by accident.

The same would apply for a rifle being used at like less than 75 yards.

For a rifle, for outdoors I would get as bright as I could. Carry some extra batteries if you go 300+ lumens. It takes a lot of power to run bright light.

[Farley1324]

To me it depends on if its a pistol or rifle.

For a pistol I think somewhere between 100 and 150 is good. I have a streetlight tlr-1s I think its 150. Indoors its bright as fukk and is disorienting to me if I shine it on a white wall by accident.

The same would apply for a rifle being used at like less than 75 yards.

For a rifle, for outdoors I would get as bright as I could. Carry some extra batteries if you go 300+ lumens. It takes a lot of power to run bright light.

That's basically what I'm thinking.

For a pistol or HD long gun even 'just' 100 lumens would seem to be plenty.

[jarryd2018]

amazon
http://www.amazon.com/Streamlight-88...ywords=polytac

mine looks like


has a basic rubber pushbutton on the back. Can be barely pressed and held for a tactical on/off type thing. Or you can click it and it will stay on. Simple and sweet.

I have one similar I got for free. It has a strobe setting too. I haven't bought a mount yet though.

[stiffdogg06]

Here is an example of how to do it right:

[combatdepth]

I'm sorry, was I wrong when I told the guy it is illegal to buy a handgun (or any gun) face to face out of state?

I'm pretty sure that is, in fact, illegal.

Not sure why you are so butthurt about this.

Or are you butthurt because I had a detent fly out when I took an AR lower apart? I mean...lulzwut.

Just chill out.

I'm glad nobody actually takes you serious ITT. You're a fuk'n rookie farles. Maybe you should back away from the computer and go finish your chores.

[wtturn]

Weapon mounted lights: Do you care how many lumens you get? If so, how much output do you like and why? Does it change if you figure the firearm to be used more indoors vs outdoors (or no idea where)? What about beam pattern? Narrow/focused for throw or wide/spill beam for a wider coverage area?

Common rifle/shotgun mounted lights these days seem to have anywhere from 110-500 lumens. How do you pick one?

You can't beat the Streamlight TLR-1

[Farley1324]

You can't beat the Streamlight TLR-1

I had one awhile ago, for a little while, ran it on some handguns. I ended up deciding against mounting lights to my handguns and sold it, but it was a good light. If I was after a handgun mounted light I wouldn't hesitate to get another one.

[wtturn]

I had one awhile ago, for a little while, ran it on some handguns. I ended up deciding against mounting lights to my handguns and sold it, but it was a good light. If I was after a handgun mounted light I wouldn't hesitate to get another one.

I wouldn't hesitate to use one on a carbine, either.

[Bumpus]

Rigger Belts. Anyone used this Grey Ghost Paladin deal? http://www.greyghostgear.com/new/paladin-belt

But more specifically anyone know of a rigger belt with that style buckle but priced more in line with something like the Orig Inst belt that is sturdy enough for edc?

[joecam18]

[taf1968]

Anyone cook up stuff in bulk for the week (or a few days) and have it prepped/portioned to use for meals? Just threw in a big pan of chicken breasts to bake. I'll let it cool, cube it up, weight it out and then split it up between the fridge and freezer using sandwich bags. When the bags in the fridge get low, I take more out of the freezer to start them thawing. Rinse, repeat every weekend.

Pretty handy . . . can make a quick chicken salad for a meal, or cook some up in a sauce or whatever to eat. Have also been hardboiling some eggs.

[combatdepth]

Anyone cook up stuff in bulk for the week (or a few days) and have it prepped/portioned to use for meals? Just threw in a big pan of chicken breasts to bake. I'll let it cool, cube it up, weight it out and then split it up between the fridge and freezer using sandwich bags. When the bags in the fridge get low, I take more out of the freezer to start them thawing. Rinse, repeat every weekend.

Pretty handy . . . can make a quick chicken salad for a meal, or cook some up in a sauce or whatever to eat. Have also been hardboiling some eggs.

I do this except I don't cube it up. I usually get and grill some decent sized breast and cut them into halves and into the freezer they go.

[ABSPR]

stapling is much easier, but is reserved mainly for superficial lacerations/closing, so you would be asking for trouble(infection and further damage) in a deep wound . If you have a deep laceration that requires deep sutures first, you could then close with the stapler. Also if you get a stapler, get a staple remover.

325~ish 556 1k shipped PPU
http://www.the-armory.com/shopsite_s...oduct1299.html

are these any good....?? anyone tested them..

.32 CPR ..sounds joocy

[taf1968]

I do this except I don't cube it up. I usually get and grill some decent sized breast and cut them into halves and into the freezer they go.

The cubing is kind of a pain in the azz, honestly . . . but one of the things I like to make is a chicken salad with a chopped up egg, relish, fat free mayo and some chicken. So it's a lot easier to just pre-cube it all and then it works good for that and some other stuff. But the tedious factor is definitely engaged in the prep. And then if I can just get myself motivated to really count macros consistently that prep would help too. But so far I haven't been that dedicated. I always intend to and then make it a day or so being really careful . . . then I blow it by eating something that I don't have tracked.

[Farley1324]

are these any good....?? anyone tested them..

.32 CPR ..sounds joocy

PPU is good to go.

I don't know anything about that seller though.

[MoeBettuh]

I ordered this just now...did I dun goof? How long do you think it will take them to actually get it to me?


http://palmettostatearmory.com/index...kit-black.html

[R3L3NTL3SS]

Lol haha.

[R3L3NTL3SS]

I ordered this just now...did I dun goof? How long do you think it will take them to actually get it to me?


http://palmettostatearmory.com/index...kit-black.html

Between three days and three months is my guess.

[MoeBettuh]

Lol haha.

Go on...

[Ikeman83]

I ordered this just now...did I dun goof? How long do you think it will take them to actually get it to me?


http://palmettostatearmory.com/index...kit-black.html

It'll probably get to you next week

[MoeBettuh]

It'll probably get to you next week

I think it was you who recommended this, yes?