jbran267

How many rounds are you getting in the .40 140mm? How are they seating fully loaded?

For a budget scope, I highly recommend the MTAC. For 100 yards and less, I'd stick with a red dot unless you are shooting at really small targets.

Thanks, now to just save nickels and wait for one. I love the look of the TSO, and was hoping the cost would be justified.

So if it needs to be modified anyway, is the TSO still worth the premium over a TS?

I have over a year and probably ~2500 rounds on my three ETS 22 rounders and no issues. I would say that I've never left them loaded for long. They always drop free. Mine arent 22 rounds reloadable on a closed slide (easily) I always download one for reloads.

This one quoted me $47 ups ground shipping. Their ship weight was set to 44lbs. May be worth a call.

That's good to hear. It's such a more affordable option than buying factory mags plus extensions. Have you left them loaded for any period of time? That's what seems to be killing the ETS mags.

Has anyone run the 140mm magpul 9mm mags yet? I've been using ETS mags for over a year with no issues, but need more and I'm considering the new magpuls. Thoughts?

I didn't like the cant of my blade tech doh, it was pointing my gun way too far inward towards my leg. Heated the hanger up with a heat gun and straightened it a bit. Looks perfect and now I don't feel like I'm sweeping myself.

Case head separation in an M1A blew the mag spring and floor plate out the bottom of the gun. Made my ears ring too. Game over that day. Had a buffer retainer pin break in an AR and the pieces somehow jammed things up. Got it going and finished the day. Had a sear issue in an AR make the thing start doubling in a match. Game over.

I'm about 1k in to the s&b, loaded on a 550 and shot through a g34 with zev lightweight striker and spring. Been 100% so far so I got 5k more from Cabelas.

Jeff worked on my M1S90. Welded the lifter, added hiviz sight, and I forget what else. Good work and fast turnaround.

My SLR-7 fits inside my Troy Alpha rail.

PMAG 40 gen3 with taccom +5 base pad for hoser stages. Windowed gen2 30s when prone is an option. 20 round gen2 on the belt, and anytime a fast mag change is required. With a magwell, the 20 can be seated like a pistol mag.

Definitely the gas block will get you the most results for your money. If your Anderson gas block is pinned, you may want to just get an adjustable gas key for your bolt carrier. Adjusting the gas really helps to level the playing field between carbine and mid/rifle gas. Low mass bcg is a huge upgrade too, but costs substantially more.

I've gone from AAC 51T (crazy concussion but effective), to FSC556, to Lantac Dragon. I really like the Dragon.

I had my buffer retainer pin fail in a highpower match years ago. It really locked things up. Didn't think of running without one, I borrowed one to finish the match.