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That is just too cool. Thanks for sharing.

I’m sure you will read or hear different answers. For just changing on concerns of reliability the polymer guide rod is just fine. The argument, not from you just what everyone brings up when they talk of plastic (polymer) is that it cost effective, and sure a company wants to do more with less...

I’m excited when companies come out with products such as the rare breed trigger and the brace. Claiming it turns your firearm into a machine gun os asinine. The problem with the BATF is they don’t have a black and white, it either is or isn’t. This trigger, which I don’t own but have seen in...

Me either….

I look for barrel length for the application of the rifle. If I have a dedicated range rifle, I’m not going with an 18” bbl. If I am clearing a house or want a compact rifle I will look at a 10.5” bbl, depending on the caliber. You do lose velocity with a shorter barrel, as we know and some...

If you go back to post #9 you’ll see the pictures I posted. I was at least 25 yards away. I have a picture of the laser and then one of the light. What it comes down to is muscle memory. If you run a light/laser you’ll have to train yourself to engage it on the way up. If you have run one it’s...

That’s a good article on metals but as in brass ammo, there is none, that I’m aware of. Brass casings, yes. Nickel plated casing, yes. Regarding copper ammo, I like it and have had good success with it. Barnes and Underwood to name a couple.

What loads?

I called and went with Dawson Precision for sights on my RO. I have been well pleased with their sights and use them often.

VZ makes wonderful grips. The ones on the Emissary are the Frag grips.

I see what your saying here but, for me, this is why I keep my finger off the trigger. Any gun scenario you see, read or hear about and not talking someone who barricaded themselves inside but someone robbing you or breaking into your house/car takes seconds. For one to transition from a...

You could look up an enhanced G.I grip safety but this guy put a Fusion grip safety on his pistol.

Yes, Nighthawk Custom and Wilson Combat would be where I started to look for parts, with the offerings they have now compared to what it used to be you may be in better shape to “drop in” your parts, but as stated above most are not drop in.

You get on a true nothing but bench rest shooting forum, you’ll find several guys do this. Not as invasive as it sounds but these guys like the results they get. I personally would have to have a reason, almost shoot for a living maybe even have some accuracy issues with my rifle as I do enjoy...

I know factory SST are predominantly fast, in comparison to other offerings in the weight. I, however have not loaded these specifically and understand that rolling your own allows one to tailor the load with powder seating depth and even brass. Also, you may get better results with an optic...

I like the “nostalgia” of the Mil-Spec, but to have FSC, extended beaver tail, which for those that have had hammer bite will appreciate, flat faced trigger and the sights alone just make it a better pistol. I can’t tell you how many folks get a Mil-Spec and swap out the hammer, sights, beaver...

XTP are great bullets. I started out with those till I got and shot some Xtreme Hunters. I really enjoy being in the woods. Good luck.

My “nightstand” pistol does but my EDC pistol does not. Where I frequent offers plenty of light for the tritium sights to stand out. Leaving a store or a restaurant offers some form of lighting. I’m not against WML as I believe we have had this discussion in some form in another topic. If I knew...

Very nice. Great rifle which should serve you well.

I was undoubtedly worried about this.