Matt1911

Remember that this is something you'll be keeping for a long long time, and also waiting to get for 6-12 months so don't skimp on quality for a budget price. Also look for those who will take care of you after the sale. Silencerco, Rugged, Thunderbeast and Dead Air are all high quality cans with the manufacturer support to take care of you if something happens.

With much better customer support.

I think this is another one of those perceived but not real consequences for gun abuse. Do what you do and don't worry about it.

I ditched adjustable gas blocks long ago. They work fine in practice, but during a match they tend to close up giving a single shot rifle. Try a standard gas block and like was said above, make sure the holes line up properly not just side to side but also front to back.

I always have shooters go condition 3 just for the simple fact there are always new shooters and safety is the most important thing on the range.

A buddy of mine who shoots 9 major uses a 170 MBX for his first mag exclusively. He has STI gen 1's on his belt for spares.

Well I finally took the plunge and got the Tandemkross game changer. Just arrived today but it's been raining all day so I'm hoping to get out to shoot some steel plates at the range sometime this week to test it.

Never worried about it, never had issues.

I would think any holster for the Edge should work fine.

Do you feel a lot of concussion while behind the rifle? I've never felt it when I was on the trigger, only when I was the R.O.

He's just insecure about his ability to shoot so he has to try to get in everyone's head to give himself a slight advantage. There used to be a guy at my local club that was like that so I tried to ignore him, but of course he kept coming, so I would start to critique his shooting after every stage. He's not there anymore.

I don't own a glock, but I'd rather pay $30 or less for some glock mags to get a competent lower that is plentiful and works well instead of worrying if the lower that uses $100 mags will work or not.

I'm a fan of the 26" with light mod choke so much that I put loktite on the choke. The biggest gain you'll see from running a shotgun better is the ability to reload quicker than everyone else, so practice, practice, practice.

I've never run one with a nordic +7, but I also use a 26" barrel so the tube only sticks out about 3/4" past the barrel

I have 6 gen 1 mags that have been great so far.