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edgecrusher

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  1. Adding to the armor topic, training with armor is important to. Your shooting stance and the way you move is changed to maximize the armour's effectiveness. I have both, soft for work, hard for a very bad day, and you will notice a huge difference in weight. My duty rig for work adds about 30lbs, belt/armor. The bad day rig is SAAPI plates, and loaded for bear is around 45lbs. It's hard on the knees till you are used to it or pt to prepare.
  2. You can certainly tell the difference! Not sure what level of experience you are as a shooter, but even a beginner can benefit from a quality trigger such as these! On a side note, one way to tell with the s3g, is with a timer and doing double or triple taps and checking your splits. I gotten down to .11 on doubles with this trigger.
  3. Sweet, grab one! Just be sure you do all the NFA stuff that goes with it.
  4. Wait what?! Time for some pt bro.come on out to Mass, I'll set you straight. Front leaning rest!
  5. I'm all in on that thing. Better looking than my ump for sure!
  6. Sure, enough to get a 45-7 win? Love having haters!
  7. As per forum for sale rules, please post actual pic of item
  8. Hope to see you there Sketch! Sorry Shepp, 3 1/2 quarters.
  9. Lmao!
  10. Awe shit! That turned in a hurry! GO PATS! GO PATS! GO PATS!
  11. Me too, nothing like reviving a 6 yr old thread.
  12. What he said, plus: IN THE NECK!
  13. I'd start here. Too low of a round count and CMMG bolt catch is a known issue. I'll let others chime in, but....
  14. I don't think it's your buffer. It sounds like the right one, at least part wise. The only thing there (and I'm not sure it's your issue) is maybe a heavier buffer to slow the cyclic rate (will also greatly reduce recoil). What parts kit did you use when building? Wondering what bolt catch you used. Armalite makes the best one for this platform, by far it's beefier than others, but may need to be fitted. Also, and maybe most telling and cheapest, what's the round count and what was your lube situation? The larger frame rifle can take up to and/or over a couple hundred rounds to break in, preferably running sloppy wet.
  15. Our agency uses the M&P 45, switched from the Sig 220 4 years ago. Both are far better than the m92
  16. Kinder gentler pussification bullshit. I'll do it for them. Exception is the medical one only.
  17. Dude relax, these guys are trying to help you. If you don't want it fine, but you asked.
  18. Damn you guys! Glad I'm poor right now, or I'd have one inbound
  19. What kind of bolt?
  20. Fuck that! Remmy with the new Magpul chassis!
  21. I'll add one to my Beachin collection, but I can't get in on the pre order. Anyone considering one who hasn't tried one, I am putting mine through the ringer and so far no issues. You can buy with confidence.
  22. Yeah man, fantastic job.
  23. Both the wife (5 kids) and mistress were 21. Maybe China does have some redeeming qualities.
  24. The reason I put this up here, a second time, is because of parts comparability. Your rifle is not an ar10, and if you continue to refer to it that way people will misdiagnose your issues. This very important, as you are starting to see.
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