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Concealed OWB in Garret Silent Thunder STX 2.0. Best holster I have ever used. Typically I carry a P365 xmacro or Glock 19. Carrying at 3:30-4 hip. At other times it's my Taurus 85UL in a pocket or kydex OWB.

Mine is my FEG PJK-9HP. It was my first. Didn't have a clue what a Hi-Power was or who John Browning was, so I lucked into it. Many have been nicer or fancier but it can't be replaced. Browning's idea perfected.

Mines the RMR/Holosun C cut. Legion will cut it for just about anything.

Legion Precision's work is very good. Optic cut is tight, recoil lugs are perfect, and optic screws fit well. Finishing is excellent. Very pleased with this decision.

I want to carry in a holster, typically OWB, as normal capacity a gun as possible (G19 etc.). With as little inconvenience as possible. Outside of all the normal conditions mentioned in prior post, convenience is a big factor. The best I've found so far, is the Sig P365 xmacro. - Size/weight -concelibility - capacity - shootability

I just sent a Gen5 slide off to Legion Precision in AZ. $95 shipped (both ways), including milling and Cerakote. I had one of their milled slides and the work was nice. I sent my slide off last Friday (11/4) and it is arriving tomorrow (11/11). Cheapest and fastest I've seen from anyone. I'll update on quality, but all the reviews and forums give good reports.

That's what I did with my Rossi 92. Except, I got some black walnut wood from Precision Gun Stocks and reworked the action using Steve's Gunz kit. It worked fine before, but now it runs better than any other lever action I've held. Oh, and my dad engraved the reciever. https://store.stevesgunz.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=5

A towel! Put it over your head when installing detent pins and springs. Even with a detent install tool! As to reaction rods, I use the MI: https://www.arbuildjunkie.com/ar-15-reaction-rods-pros-and-cons-with-sotar/ I also use my Real Avid Master Bench block a lot.

I never could find him again. I found him in a Lowes parking lot. Didn't have a phone number and I paid cash. Haha!

Best drywall guy I ever found was a pothead. He was an artist. Looked like he had just walked out of jail that morning and first thing he did was light up. He was able to float a major water damaged ceiling (6x8 ft) area that didn't match up with any current drywall (old house). We're talking 1/2"+ mismatches Did it all by hand with no sanding and it was level and flawless. Never seen anything like it.

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I believe it's the RMR. The second post is another member with the same gun wearing a Holosun.

For what it's worth Walther does. However, the aftermarket plate is much better.

Weight specs arn't that far apart, which is interesting considering the materials. 24.7 oz. vs 30.0 oz.

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From the pictures, I don't think the claim it was released back into the river was accurate.

Glad it worked easy for you and yes some idiot will push the limits and screw us all. I could see a Sovereign citizen scenario haha!

I alternate between a Taurus M85UL .38 for pocket carry, a G19, Strike 80 (G19 clone), and currently a Sig P365 xmacro. The Sig is getting most of the time from here on out. I much prefer the Garret Silent Thunder STX 2.0 holster for all OWB carry.

The ATF and "legal" is like the IRS. No matter how compliant you are, you will be in violation of some "rule". Good luck

It is and it's tiny.

You don't have to lie. Don't talk. Also, if you serialize it, you open a fresh can of laws you have to abide by. You are also now subject to direct inspection and stringent laws regarding compliance about transfer, books, etc. You think the first question is grey, you just moved deeper into the cloud. It's kinda like talking to the police. Once you start, you're legally broken. If you don't start talking you're much better off and under much less legal jeapordy.

It's really not that grey. You can sell anything you own. You can't build with the intent to sell (manufacture) without a serial number. If the ATF is after you for an 80% build that was in a private sell, you've got a whole world of other problems. The 80% would be the least of your issues.

Thanks, I had forgotten. However, It's still the same program he started. It's a good one.

Another option is to take Rifle Dynamics class. They provide the kits, parts, and tools and you build a Custom level AK. It's on my bucket list. I've built AK's before but this would be a great experience without the headaches. Cost about the same in the end. https://rifledynamics.com/classes/ If you still wanted to home build after, you would have a huge advantage on knowing what it would take.

Some more links: https://www.tothtool.com https://ak-builder.com/index.php