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Go to Settings > About Phone> then scroll down to Build Number. Tap it seven times, at which point you should see the message, "You are now a developer!" Then go to Developer Options (if you just unlocked it under settings), and you may see an option for Root Access. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk just to give Oh Shoot something to be grumpy about.

What version of Android are you on? Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk just to give Oh Shoot something to be grumpy about.

That time again. Those of you from last year should be getting an email soon about the league being reactivated. Let me know if you want to play this year or not. Also, as long as we're keeping it in even numbers, anyone else who wants to join in just shout out and we can add you. I'm thinking sometime after the 3rd or 4th preseason game for an online draft, and am open to suggestions about a prize/pool setup.

I think they thought they had a customer they could send home with a rifle and a basket full of goodies. @Joe86 was right to walk away because he didn't know what they were trying to sell him on and I'd recommend taking more time to comparison shop, while learning more about the options. Impulse buying can steer you very wrong in the AR world.

Now you're getting into the real costs of an AR, the accessories. Would that you could have told us you wanted a light with it, then we could have recommended one with hand guards that could readily accept a mount for one, or an add on rail. I'll say up front, if you want quality parts, get ready to pay for quality. Some rails are drop-in, meaning you don't need a gunsmith to change the barrel nut to put them on, you just need to take off the current handguards. For your level, that's what I'd go after. If you want to upgrade your rail/handguard later, you can. Magpul MOE, or this offering from B5 systems is what I'd recommend. for a quick way to swap it out and put a light on. But you're looking at more costs for a good mount, and the light. Pffft....the proper tool for that job is man hands.

My rule of thumb is if I wouldn't store it that way, I don't want it shipped that way. Maybe if the spring had appeared normal after taking it out of the box I might be fine should it pass an inspection, but the picture MM showed us was a part that would have been returned riki tik on look alone.

Unless the sales policy prevented it, I would have returned the bent spring as soon as I opened the box, and been insistent about it should I encounter any questioning. I also would have used the feedback section to tell the vendor why having a box that wasn't longer than the spring inside it doesn't work so well. Though I imagine that may fall on deaf ears if they are trying to use a flat rate box. Companies (and to be fair customers) are drawn to the fixed price they represent...even when a square peg, round hole problem as seen here presents itself.

You'll need to go through in each individual one then at the app itself. It will ask you if you want to search your contacts for people to follow, but you can say no. Things like storage, camera, microphone are only used when you use them with a tweet as attached media. Location is only used if you have it on, and allow permission. Just go through the settings on Twitter and see what you want to turn off. Long term solution would be to flash CyanogenMod and use their Privacy Guard and turn off access for each one. FWIW, my phone shows that Twitter has never asked to read the call log, SMS, calendar.

1) Unlike me, she has the body type to pull off AIWB carry quite well. 1a) As long as she's safe at drawing and re-holstering, it's a safe way to carry. 2) We need her, and many more like her to keep good things going with regards to gun carry. As mentioned by @nightrunner, she'll reach far more people of her gender and generation than we will.

You can be anonymous. It does need an email to sign up, but that's not shown. The @ is the handle like any other site, just the same you use NextExit here. The name next to the avatar will be whatever you want. You could say your name is Pat McGroin and they wouldn't care. Are you using the stock Google, or a custom ROM? You should be able to turn off the access to any of that with permissions in the settings menu. The only thing it *needs* is a very small bit of bandwidth from your cell network or wi-fi.

Give it a try sometime. You can set your phone and PC browser so that Twitter doesn't get more than you want. Pick a few news sources or personalities you like (lots of gun themed ones to pick from) and go from there. If people need more than 140 characters, they usually just link to their blogs or Facebook page. The traditional media is still using confirmation for stories so they don't look bad. Also, for the news channels, they need to line up enough info to talk about it for a while depending on how big a deal it is (or they want to make it into). I usually take anything I read with a grain of salt until confirmed myself, but things spread fast, that's for sure. Lots of 'em.

I only have 5.56 chambered ARs, and couldn't see a use for a .223 one with the limitations in ammo selection. I used to shoot 62gr 5.56, but I've switched to 55gr .223 for reasons of economy. I can get more ammo for practice/training, and I have 55gr .233 Speer Gold Dot for my HD ammo. The biggest reason for keeping my HD and range ammo the same grain load is that I have an adjustable gas block for my HD SBR, but the 55gr shoots well from my 16" AR as well. I've found it to be the best all purpose round for my needs, and would recommend people try it, but wouldn't sell it as the end all solution.

Twitter has user agreements and terms of service. It's up to them who they ban, private service and all. If you don't like Twitter, it's probably because you've never tried to tailor it for your own purposes. I have a follow list that keeps me up to date on news (standard, left, and right leaning), interest items, sports, naked women, and safety warnings. It makes for an easy way to get information in a condensed format, allowing me to pick what I want to dive into.

I didn't dance after, but I've had the pleasure of trying to find a detent pin that went airborne.

As mentioned earlier, you aren't really "upgrading" your shotgun, you're just getting a different weapon. I'll be the wet blanket that says building an AR before you've had your hands on one for a bit isn't anything I'd recommend. To me, that's like learning how to repair a car before you learn how to drive. First, try to shoot one if you haven't already. I'm sure you can find a rental, or a TGO member in your area that will let you get some time behind one. You might find that you don't like it, and an AK is more to your style. If you're still wanting to go with an AR after that, first stop would be to find a good used one if I was buying now with your budget. If you want new out of the box, I'd buy an Anderson or PSA over the Ruger or S&W models mentioned, but that's a personal taste. You can even post a want to buy ad in the trading post if you don't see one you like. This is where you'll want to ask a lot of questions and do some research on your own. Just because someone is selling a gun here isn't a guarantee of quality, just a less likely chance of getting screwed. Once you know you like ARs, have one in hand, get to Carnegie hall. That means practice, practice, practice. Use the cleaning time after your practice to learn the innards of the gun, watch as many videos on it as you like. The AR is simple enough to start with, but getting to a higher level takes time.

And they still haven't gotten rid of their godawful slide lock. I'm starting to think they get a cut from aftermarket parts sales.

Yup. I remember when the PX at Fort Campbell got a major upgrade. I was thinking what a waste it was for Campbell, when they could have done that for a base like Fort Polk, Fort Irwin, Fort Huachuca, or Fort Bliss where it would have made a much bigger difference. Aside from the convenience of taking kids to the food court, there isn't anything in the PX that can't be had at one of the four Walmart's in the Fort Campbell area.

While I think that type of hunting is vacuous, I certainly don't agree with the threats, or anything of the sort. It's a lesson that not everyone is going to give you kuddos for what you post on social media, so think about what happens if it gets shared, forwarded, ect. past your list of friends.

Is the shield a good fit for your hand? That could factor into things if your hands are too big for it. I've felt the snappiness of the .40 as my P99 has some, but a workable amount. I agree that the weapon factors into things a good deal. That said, shooting my 9mm VP9 and my .40S&W P99 in the same range session puts the difference in perspective.

Id like to think that if the armor is worth the price, it will be okay. Anywhere you put your first aid, it's got a chance of taking damage, it is what it is. For our needs here in the US, I'd say that the chances are vastly diminished in analysis of the threats. Having felt the annoyance of being a big guy with a plethora of gear- especially in vehicles- anything that streamlines how it's worn has my attention. Also worth mentioning, is the difference between self and buddy applied first aid. This looks like a product with the later in mind.

Before you can even get to that, I don't see a need for blank fire, or even an unloaded gun in a training situation like that. A rubber gun with a loud shout of "bang" would suffice.

A new piece of kit for your consideration, it's a trauma kit sized to fit behind body armor. I haven't seen one in person, but the premise looks sound. I can especially see it as a great product for those wearing low-vis setups, or other armor that isn't meant to draw too much attention (LEO's). As long as the arnor keeps the pouch from being damaged, I think it would work. There are different sizes and setups, which also seem to be a natural fit for the laptop or hydration pouch of a standard size bag, and the area where you can store things in the door of a vehicle. In all, I like the concept for it's different train of thought. http://phokusresearch.com/phokus-products/sons-trauma-kit/

Then what I have isn't the holster for you. It could fit a mag for a 19, but I doubt a 17 will let you close the flap.

Depends on the mag, but should be more than enough to get a grip and draw easy. There is only 3.25" before the mag sticks out. My 12rd .40 S&W Walther P99 mags fit like a glove, whereas my 15rd H&K VP9 mags are almost too long for it. What make/model/caliber mags are you looking to carry?

I have this: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0048KJB8U/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Even OWB, it stays covered well enough since I don't tuck in my shirts.