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MrMurphy

You're wrong.

Not going to debate the rest on an open forum.

MrMurphy

The APX was designed and tested by people with decades of LE and mil experience, lots of it on Glocks. I've carried Glocks near exclusively for 20 years, the M&P and APX being strong contenders if i ever move away. Most mil personnel have no clue when it comes to pistols, and issued ones are rar...

MrMurphy

Its like v2.0. Same idea modernized. Reversible bolt handle, takedown, common mags.... all the stuff not done then. While 5.56 and 12ga do better, not everyone can handle one, so the 9mm has a niche. And it's built better than the Hi point..

MrMurphy

The NEW built Inlands seem to run ok, have spoken to several owners with lots of M1/M2 experience who seem pleased. Those owners had combat experience during the general festivities north of the 38th parallel and in the 1950-1970 Southeast Asian War Games, so i think its safe to say they know the su...

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That is an Mlok foreend. You can add rubberized or plastic or even wood panels to it. Before people say it doesn't look right... Teddy Roosevelt had a Winchester 94 with an original Maxim suppressor.... over a century ago. So he could quietly kill pests (2 or 4 legged) at his place in NY and not dis...

MrMurphy

Rgates that is the method ive used with bowl, mug or tin the last 25 years. Low mess. Works anywhere from a truck bed to a latrine, as long as you have some water.

MrMurphy

The Marlin 39 is man sized.

MrMurphy

I went from electric to Mach III, to safety razor. I use a Merkur 38.

Badger and Blade is a forum for shaving, also has a gun section... lot of knowledgeable guys there.

MrMurphy

ALG is the sister company to Geissele (his wife runs it). For crisp 3lb trigger, spend the $$, get a Geissele DMR. I use a SSA in my duty rifle, the DMR will get down to 3lb (for work, 4.5 is our limit). Sharps has gotten into some shady stuff, .25-45 is not worth it for me. The new .224 Valkyrie ha...

MrMurphy

Mozambique, and don't expect a single headshot to work. Seen two that didn't in 4 years. Know of others.

MrMurphy

Headshot with the.223, she will do fine.

MrMurphy

Mine had XS ghost ring sights. With .44 Mag Magtech loads or Winchester JSP it shot very good groups.

MrMurphy

When i first started shooting revolvers 25 years or so ago, an older gentleman who by his age probably crossed the Red Sea with dry feet, knew Sam Colt personally, etc taught me the safer way to decock a pistol than the shooting hand thumb method i used was to pinch the hammer between thumb and inde...

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We are good now, just waiting for the insurance people to decide how bad they want to stick it to us.

MrMurphy

I spent 12 days straight on duty, 7 sleeping on a cot, 4 of that with no power or water. Didnt go home for 8 days straight. Have power n water now, and easily $20,000 in damages. Friend in Houston had his house under 45 inches of water, including a Jeep, 2 trucks, 2 motorcycles and $7000 in guns inc...

MrMurphy

Not that i can remember though i don't have a 94 handy to check.

MrMurphy

Can anyone explain the fieldstrip procedure for the Long Ranger, with specifics? I emailed them and never received a reply.

MrMurphy

I have a pre 1913 Mauser, in 7x57mm... i will stick with it.

MrMurphy

For low-visibility work (heavy forest), the only thing that beats a fiberoptic front sight is a fully illuminated optic (Aimpoint, etc). I've spent a lot of time in low light hunting things that shoot back. Solid black irons are basically useless. I spent a couple weeks running around Bavaria with a...

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I had to wait till i was 38, and used a 7mm Mauser. Last year. My dad waited till this year, used another Mauser. He never got one prior to Vietnam, waited 35 years after to hunt anything not shooting back.

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Where i hunt, a 2 man UTV is the property utility vehicle and does well offroading a few hundred acres. A 13,000 acre deer ranch i hunted uses full size suburbans exclusively, and apparently with mud tires they get into places even ATVs can't. They have a squad of UTVs and ATVs for various uses, but...

MrMurphy

Excellent for mice...

For dogs, a .38 or 9mm minimum. For meth cookers, that or better, with reloads.

MrMurphy

PPU, S&B, as well as Fiocchi should all be available in Switzerland in .303. All shoot fine in my Lee Enfields, the Sellier & Bellot probably the cleanest. The FMJ loads duplicate the British army loading and won't be too hot. If you can find it there, a Sentry Solutions Tuf Cloth won't hurt...

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I use a Mika vest holster. For ankle....Bootlock is only 1 i can recommend.

MrMurphy

Bulldog wrote:The Winchester 1300 is the only repeater that will reliably cycle them without modification.

You are incorrect. They will reliably cycle in the Benelli Nova or Supernova, most Mossbergs or anything with a similar shell lifter.

They've been around for about 15 years.

MrMurphy

They make a buckshot version that's made the double the amount of rounds you have onboard without significantly affecting terminal performance at typical ranges. You can fit about 8 in a 5 shot tube, etc.

MrMurphy

Never shot a 95. One day....

MrMurphy

I've shot S&B extensively.

12 gauge
9mm Para
.45 ACP
.357 Magnum
7x57mm
8mm
7.62X39mm (lots)
.303 British
5.56mm

Various others. Across a 15 year period. Rarely had an issue with any of it aside from one box of .357 that kept sticking in the cylinders after being fired. You'll be fine.

MrMurphy

Vertical foregrips are personal preference. Used them extensively on issued M4s. My current rifle doesnt have one as it needs to be slick as possible, getting hung up as you jump out of a patrol car really sucks. I generally use them as a hand stop not a true VFG anyways.

MrMurphy

Stocks and grips: Usually Magpul by choice. Sights: Troy Industries are good, Magpul also excellent, various others. Slings: VTAC My work rifle has a Magpul CTR, MIAD grip, MBUS sights, an Aimpoint PRO and a VTAC. Various others I have are generally similar with minor variations. Mine all get used f...

MrMurphy

I've never owned a Winchester (any) though I've certainly shot enough of them.....

MrMurphy

The XS stripe works well but fiber works better for most older shooters.

MrMurphy

Not typically a single point fan, but for a pistol itd work. The Magpul is one of the few convertibles which really work. I use a VTAC at work by preference.

MrMurphy

Magpul MS3 or 4 would do if you had to do both.

MrMurphy

Shocking thought, but get a truck seat mount for the rifle?

Or a roof rack mount (above your head)?

I've seen scopes go weird too, but irons can get dinged up just as bad.

MrMurphy

1 in 8 will stabilize up to 77 grain easily. If you truly intend on using for serious purposes, get rid of the Eotech. Period. I could bore and/or horrify you with over a decade's worth of bad Eotech stories, but Eotech was sued by the US government successfully and has refunded a lot of them due to...

MrMurphy

I saw the first pic (white outlines) and thought that was the finished product before reading. My thought was "pimptastic".

But the finished product, while not quite to my taste, does look good.

MrMurphy

Very smooth action. Not overly strong, but strong enough.

MrMurphy

Never hunted for either but I've read enough times that in some areas, firing a shot is basically a dinner bell for bears, and it's a race to get the meat/antlers out before the bears find you....so one guy works, the other guy guards.

MrMurphy

Saw a Fall 2016 issue in the wild today at Walmart for those inclined.

MrMurphy

I've always stuck with 4 and 5" blades for general work. I carried a 5.5" Ka-Bar deployed and never actually used it (folders did all the work). Sunday I killed my first deer, ever. Cull hunt of a red stag (doe, so technically, a red deer), so it wasn't much of a hunt, but a clean kill and...

MrMurphy

Then what do you call a shotgun with a rifled barrel?

MrMurphy

The term carbine has been around for centuries, since wheellocks were in use. The Musketeers of fame and legend and many many Disney movies, before they carried muskets as the Mousquetiers du Roi (Royal Musketeers) were the "Carabiniers du Roi", carrying wheellocks, not flintlocks. The Ita...

MrMurphy

You can do the exact same thing with an 870, 1300, Nova, etc.......

This is not new news.

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Any bicycle shop. The boxes they come packed in are huge and heavy duty.

MrMurphy

Major smell test issues on the intent. I've heard of 870s firing when dropped, but very rarely. Only legit one (seen pics) I know of involved a deputy who got into a guns-getting-pointed confrontation, chambered a round in his 870. Guy dove in his car and sped off. Deputy safed the gun and threw it ...

MrMurphy

Excellent way for him to remove himself from office.

MrMurphy

I couldn't find one of those, so I had to satisfy myself with a 12 gauge Benelli Nova for pest removal around the place....

MrMurphy

A grand on a rifle, or an optic?

Rifle....Bravo Company Manufacturing, Noveske. Or Daniel Defense for most stuff.

Optic? Aimpoint, unless you need magnification.

MrMurphy

Sort of like a line from a Terry Pratchett book (satire and fiction) where everyone is signing up and joining units (the nation is going to war). One old sergeant (police type) who had served in the infantry is relating his experiences to the young guys. Shows them their equivalent of the Bible and ...

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