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I only carry a spare mag Edited: misunderstood OP

Fair enough question that has mostly been answered above but I shouldve been more clear with what I had in mind when I asked that. What calibers were commonly used? Were slings or sheaths common? Did they use ammo carriers? If so, how were they carried? What modifications were common with...

Nope, I sell the disappointments as quickly as possible. The worst disappointments being an Arsenal 106 and Bushmaster ACR.

Eh I use to be pretty stuck on high capacity whenever choosing a firearm but I shoot revolvers best, that means I usually just go with whatever fits my mood. Therevis an advantage to a higher capacity lighter recoiling gun but that hardley changes the fact that you should shoot what you use...

Go easy on me here, I was born in '89 and did not really get into guns untail about the time of the Magpul DVDS and the rise of the mall ninja stuff. The last year or so I have been buying up old gun books, so far I have: No Second Place Winner -Bill Jordan Unrepentant Sinner - Charles...

Thank you for that response. Definitely cleared up some questions and misconceptions I had. Considering I am just a hair over 30 years old the era of Bill Jordan,Charles Askins, Skeeter Skelton etc is long gone so I never had very much exposure to this sort of stuff. Even the books from these...

Just curious if you guys know much about the leverguns used by lawman in the early 20th century? I have been getting into reading old gun books from guys like Charles Askins Jr., Bill Jordan , Skeeter Skelton, etc and I find myself curious about how LE set up thier leverguns in the old days? I...

Nope, never felt the need to.

Beautiful pistol but unless youre a collector run that piece hard. It deserves to be used for real , its built for it. Then again, I am a plastic pistol degenerate so what would I know about nice firearms lol

I would go with a DI AR. While it does have a gas piston I know what you're asking and LWRC or PWS would be the best bet there, imo. I hear good things about POF too but not first hand really. For the price of a piston you can get a nicer DI. What is your budget? For serious use stuff I like...

Yep, a few. Last one was an Arsenal 107 that was out of spec. I've had a few though. The Bushmaster was the biggest let down, bought it for around $2200, the barrel kept loosening up and it started jamming a lot.

How so?

Brownells, Fulton Armory, Aero Precision , FN and possibly Colt(?) all make legit retro rifles. Fulton Armory is the one ive shot the most. https://www.fulton-armory.com/FAR-15.aspx My buddies uncle has a Fulton Armory M14 and M16 clone, set up just like the ones he used in Vietnam. Nice...

I remember Aero having a much better finish but I am going to rattle can my rifles soon so that is irrelevant, for me. I like PSAs BCG better too , considering I use Toolcraft whenever I buy BCGs by themselves. I dont remember accuracy being bad with either one , Aero uses Ballistic Advantage...

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I have owned both in the past and dont remember much of a difference but I have heard rumors that PSA has been having some QC issues lately. Has anyone here bought any rifles from these two companies lately? I am looking for a beater rifle for carbine courses, plinking ,etc. This rifle will...

Whats the significance of that? So it can look like it came off the same boat as most AKs?( I kid , I kid):evil:

Thats pretty much what the proctor sling is, glad I didnt get rid of it yet. http://looserounds.com/2015/08/20/frank-proctor-way-of-the-gun-sling/

Good advice in this thread :thumbup: . I have a proctor paracord sling somewhere in my pile of gear im not using lol. I tried running a single point sling in carbine course and theres a reason its called a ---- banger sling, I did not care for it at all.

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