bobmysterious

It's... "Soul Finger" by the Bar Kays!

Saturday morning/Sunday morning. Can't wait!!!

Kinda wish I hadn't asked. Figured I needed to though, I'm going to Area 6 next weekend and don't really want to wind up in the open division.

I used odorless mineral spirits and it came right off.

Glad I went ahead and removed it.

Saw this in another thread, apparently they made a ruling.

I've been using the Slide Glide Light here in Florida for a few years. The stuff just goes and goes and goes. It's as good as it gets.

Ready Tactical or Comp-Tac, they both make a really solid product. I've used Comp-Tac stuff for years and it's always been great. Just picked up a Ready Tactical setup recently and I'm loving it so far.

Dried fruit and lots of water.

Wes at MSTN, they build a really nice rifle. Can't go wrong with them.

Welcome, from Boca!

The gun is still in battery during a mag change (provided that you didn't run it dry) and it would be visible. I guess a strong case could be made for either side of the argument.

Glad I asked. Time to take some neon orange paint off.

Thanks! Glad I asked a pertinent question, I was worried this one might have been asked and answered on a regular basis.

I wasn't sure if it would be classified as a "competitive advantage" like certain slide finishes.

I was just a little confused because I had seen some internal magwells that are apparently legal, but would be visible from outside of the gun. So it would seem that if that worked then some paint would fly as well. Thanks for the input.

Just wanted to ask y'all if it's legal to paint the inside of the magwell if you shoot production. I've got a Glock 34 that I was thinking about hitting on the lip of the magwell with a little orange paint. Thanks in advance----

Turf Hogs have been working for me lately. Edit------> Page 3 is mine!

Buy once, cry once.

I've had a lot of luck with my Kifaru XRay. I've got one of the large pockets in the bottom of it for mags and an admin type organizer on the outside of it. The thing is absolutely bombproof. I can fit plenty of gear in it and the weight never is an issue, it's got a suspension like no other. Money well spent, handmade in the USA.

We're all good people. Being from Kentucky I tend to gravitate to Southern folks. We're generally pretty easy to get along with. And we like guns.

I'm in Boca.

TAG ----- You're it!!!!!