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Just traded into a 7.62 M4-72. Dont need it and ill probably just trade it off but id like run it back to back with my MBM brake before I do. I will say it looks pretty sweet.

Id go with M, because keymod always reminds me of industrial shelving at home depot.

Pretty sure there is a good sized bear up there as well. he said his trash can was dragged about 15' up that hill a few weeks ago. Dont imagine a raccoon could pull that off.

I just got home from a trip up to @Robocop1051 neck of the woods...my dad has a whole heard that practically take carrots out of his hand. The buck is skittish and didnt come around till the last day but the doe were ok with the kids after the first day. My boy also got to see his favorite sammiches in the wild.

The 17rd mags look a little goofy. The baseplate is huge. Even looks funky on my 5", but they are comfy and seem a little faster. The PPQ with the button mag release (M2 frame) can use Canik TP9 20rd mags, and the paddle mag release (M1 frame) can use Magnum Research MR9 19 rd mags.

https://www.shootingillustrated.com/articles/2017/10/17/first-look-walther-arms-ppq-m2-q4-tac/

My Q5 is super sexy and I got a great deal on it so no regrets...ill just have to buy this one as well.

Just released the Q4. 4" threaded barrel. Optic mounts. 3 mags (2x 17rd, 1 15 rd.) Daddy likee

My wife bakes alot and kept killing mixers. Finally found her some vintage 40year old hobart mixer and its a tank.

No warranty help on the old one? That sucks.

Timmons was a setup. I didnt shoot the president!

Ewwww ruger.

Probably out of warranty by now.....;)

Believe rene posted one way back at the beginning of this thread. They are nice!

Pretty sure ive only ever used a crescent wrench for flash hiders. I have a smallish thin one.

Not one

Considering theres no severance package to leverage the non-compete with. If they are downsizing they sure cant afford to take everyone to court. Id do it out of spite.

Hillary was harping on suppressors out of the gate. My first thought was : whats that got to do with anything? Then lightbulb. Not saying it happened just to derail the hearing protection act, but all the usual suspects certainly had it on their mind. Obviously they were worried it might pass

Probably tough to sell boutique rifles when you can build a PSA with a FN CHF barrel for $500

Sorry...was putting the kids to bed...gotta catch up on my meme making.

from the interwebz Everyone who cherishes the 2nd Amendment needs to understand why the "bump fire" stock came into being. Republicans were working to combat liberal jurisdictions and the BATF in the mid 80's, which were prosecuting and imprisoning American citizens simply for exercising their 2nd Amendment rights. This effort was called the Firearms Owner's Protection Act of 1986. The purpose of this Act was entirely to prevent government abuses against the citizenry for exercising their rights under the 2nd AmendmentThe ultra-liberal New Jersey Senator William J. "Bill" Hughes introduced a "poison pill" amendment to the bill that banned civilian sale of any machinegun manufactured after implementation of the Act (May 19, 1986). He was hoping that supporters of the FOPA would decline to vote for the bill due to the amendment, so that his state could continue violating the 2nd Amendment rights of Americans unimpeded. Even if they went ahead and passed it, he would effectively be denying the rights of all the citizenry in the country to own a machinegun. Everyone except approximately 175,000, which is the estimated number of legally transferrable machineguns in the NFA Register.In essence, Senator Hughes created a "loophole" for the government to deny the citizenry their 2nd Amendment rights. How can you defend that it's perfectly OK and legal for 175,000 Americans to own and use machineguns, but no one else, forever?Enter Slide Fire Solutions owner USAF SSgt(RET) Jeremiah Cottle. Recognizing a need, he created the bump fire stock. He was awarded a U.S. Patent and BATFE legal concurrence in 2010 to manufacture and sell them to the citizenry, which as closely as possible reinstated their lawful ability to obtain something that had been denied to them for a quarter century.So contrary to what the media and politicians are telling you, the bump stock is a "loophole" to partially restore a 2nd Amendment right that was taken from us in 1986. Spinning this any other way is flat our 100% wrong.So if you believe bump stocks should be banned, you are in lockstep with Bill Hughes and the State of New Jersey. You can't spin it any other way. To attempt doing so is misleading and disingenuous. You must decide whether you'll abandon your principles, or stand and fight. Tread carefully...