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Sure, why not. I haven't had a good argument with my wife in a couple months

Do what? Off to do some googling

Casting my vote here

Have to say that would be kinda cool if that's the case. I figured most of the armed forces were still using Matech rear sights, though I admit I'm pretty ignorant in that area

There's one in every crowd. Even with no info I think it was a steal for what I paid. It sits on a rail as flat as my MBUS PRO, and has elevation adjustment, I like it a lot. Just didn't know if anyone had seen one before

I guess a more appropriate title would be "Has anyone ever seen one of these". I stumbled across this on eBay and I just had to have it, but I can literally find nothing about it. My google-fu is weak. What I know: It's Armalite branded, seems to be of very good quality, and has elevation adjustment on the top of the stalk. I wouldn't think it would be a Chinese rip off since the finish is really good and well, what would they have copied? Can't find a listing where Armalite has ever sold them, so I wondered if anyone here remembers Armalite offering these? These are the pictures from the eBay auction, I haven't taken any of my own yet. Thought this might be perfect on an AR10 build

We looked great. From what I'm seeing, other than a couple of exceptions, the SEC is showing yet again to be the better conference

Dang you sir, dang you.

So you said all of that to say that we should buy M&P over Glock? You might want to get on some blood pressure meds because I highly doubt any of our armed forces will be choosing M&P's (or any weapon for that matter) simply because they're American made. I'm not saying I disagree with you about buying American made vs. foreign, but when it comes to protecting me and my family I'm going to buy and use the best tool for the job. I don't care if it's made on the moon.

While I agree if you "need" an optic on a pistol that you're in trouble, for us that don't "need" them they're certainly fun to play with. Don't think I would ever carry a pistol with an optic, regardless of quality

Pretty brilliant advertising, kill two birds with one stone!

Hmm I would definitely like to have one of the 19's

Those are all 1/2" AR500 plates except for the two small round ones on top and the one on the very left. Those are just 3/8" mild steel for rimfire only

No, just no

There is, it's folded behind the weapon in that picture. That ones not mine, it's a pic I saved from arfcom. You can see the stock folded behind the weapon better in this picture, again...arfcom

There are very few of my weapons that don't have mounted lights on them. From getting to my deer stand, to lighting up a room in the house if need be, just a no brainer

That is interesting. Don't think I knew that. If they have an actual storefront that would be awesome

Me and my dad have talked on and off about a setup to shoot steel that we needed to build for the last year. Well, tonight when we opened presents I got a note inside a box saying "be careful what you wish for". Then we walk out to his shop and I find this! Seriously, I think this is the best present I've ever gotten. I would have never imagined he would build this.

What are you talking about? They get no more "real" than Saiga! To me, anyway. My next AK will come from DDI

Sure thing. They're a completely polymer magazine as opposed to the factory Glock metal lining. Doesn't bother me much as mine is a range toy and should never see a combat scenario. To me, I prefer the feel of the ETS polymer to the new magpul magazines, less mold marks and such, mainly aesthetic. Both run fine in my pistol and the carbine, with the only difference being the ETS actuates the bolt hold open in the carbine. ETS has only had these Glock mags out a very short time, they've been making AR magazines for quite some time. I preordered mine from Ranier and just received it this Monday. They're making 15, 17, 22, and 31 round magazines in 9mm. The 22 round from my understanding is for competition folks that have a length limit on the magazines. Oh, and merry Christmas to you too! Hope the big guy comes to see you!

Little update on the bolt catch situation. I have found that the ETS magazines have enough spring pressure on the floor plate to activate the bolt hold open. They work well, and look pretty neat as well. Win win. So all of my magazines for this carbine are getting switched over, and now I'm contemplating a form 1. Here's a photo of the ETS mags I snagged from the net

I can appreciate the work you put into it, looks like it was very well done. Good job! Not my thing, but life would be boring if we were all the same!

They had that same one back around Black Friday for $69 except it had the logo and I picked up a couple. I don't see how they do it. I would bet PSA pulls a large percentage of the AR parts market

Welcome, I'm in Columbia myself and attend turkey shoots often. ^^^He's not kidding about the .40

The length of the prongs doesn't designate a stubborn collar. The stubborn box is a larger, more square box than the one that comes with the kit. Such as this