TGO David

I'll take a look at them later and see what we can add. I actualy have a few that i have been meaning to add anyway.

Why would anyone want to insult Mikhail Kalashnikov like that???

This.

Not as bad as this front... [link]

Gents... using someone's email address for less than savory purposes doesn't bode well for the reputation of our members, and isn't something I want to have done on TGO. Please refrain. Thank you.

After a lot more reading on various other forums, it appears that the fatter sear spring is for a newer version of the sear cage. I have no reason to now, but I will probably order the newer sear cage at some point and enjoy whatever (in)tangible benefits it brings.

Just the letters would really be a step in the right direction, IMO.

I just installed it on my M&P 45 tonight. The package had one envelope marked "2 Sear Springs Included" one of which was the tiny spring that goes beneath the sear and the other is a fatter spring that goes... where exactly? None of the videos showed it. I've already done the trigger return spring. The dummy pin that they include in the kit to make reassembling the trigger assembly is sheer brilliance. Now, about that spare spring... whiskey tango foxtrot, over.

You need to read the rules of this site before you start trying to promote your shop and services. We'd welcome you as a Vendor, but that is the only correct way to do it. Contact me for furthers. Until then, please refrain. Thanks.

Who shot your target in the face with a shotgun?

Ok, gotcha.

I'd say it's the least of your worries in a life or death medical emergency. But the legally safest thing to do prepare your significant other ahead of time and show them how to safely separate the firearm from the ammo and stow both apart from one another in the vehicle. Or better yet... get them their HCP.

I'm trying to figure out what you're asking for. Load information?

Meh.

They aren't out yet.

The Kahr PM9 is more than capable of being used for pocket carry. I wouldn't bother trying to use it IWB, honestly. It's too small for that.

Hmmm. I want to like it and am appreciating it for the purpose of the project as you related it... however, the Entertainment Services lettering appears to be kind of crooked and that is just kicking my OCD right in the jewels. Is that just a trick of the camera angle?

I'm sure that in all actuality a lot of otherwise law abiding citizens have accidentally carried into places they shouldn't have all across the country wherever carry permits are issued. MANY establishments don't post conspicuously, don't post properly or just don't post at all despite the owner's intent that carry not be allowed there. Oddly enough, the world has never come to an end when it's happened either. Perhaps carry permit holders are generally more responsible than what they are given credit for, and their handguns didn't accidentally start shooting up these places. That said, it's my personal belief that a carry permit holder's worst enemy is often themselves when it comes to disclosing that they are carrying, particularly even where they are allowed to do so. I'm not sure if we were just conditioned so much as "sheeple" that guns are bad and carrying one is wrong that we just give ourselves away with guilty behavior, but it's a damn good theory. Of course some folks just can't resist fiddling with their carry piece during those first few months of legal carry. They tug at it, pat it to make sure it's there, constantly adjust their cover garments, adjust the holster, talk about it to anyone who will listen, show their carry permit as a form of photo ID at the cash register, etc. It's all crap I did when I was new at this, and I know I've seen countless others do it too. The point is, we get made more often than not because we lack discretion -- and that means anywhere. Where we're permitted to carry and also 30 minutes deep into a shopping mall when the realization suddenly hits us that the sign at the food court says weapons are prohibited and has a gun buster symbol on it. Of course, gang bangers and thugs would never disobey a sign, so clearly we should run out to our cars and dispose of our carry piece... but that's a rant for another day. So, anyway.... the moral of the story? Exercise discretion and watch for those signs.

Hmm... Some of you guys might be buying some swap meet Louis or something. My 5.11 pants have held up great, haven't faded much at all and haven't shrunk. Odd.

Yes it's worth it and for more reasons than what you listed. My time right now is very short so just do a search here and you'll find a ton of posts about it.

Your boss doesn't know where I live, I hope.

I have yet to try those or the Woolrich. I need to order a pair of each and see how I like them. Lately I've picked up a few pairs of Carhartts as mentioned above and like them as well. The bonus on the Carhartts is that you can find them at most any Tractor Supply store.

Yes to all questions. I typically wear either 5.11 Tactical BDU pants or 5.11 Covert Carry pants at work and most folks just write them off as cargo pants / khakis. I never bother with ironing mine. Washer to dryer to hanger. They hold up REALLY well and have lots of useful pockets for cell phones, wallet, pocket knife, etc. I got tired of Dockers or LL Bean khakis tearing up easily, so I switched to wearing my 5.11 pants and haven't looked back since. Carhartt makes some of their dungaree pants in different colors that blend in well at the office also.

Everyone wants to believe that the equipment they own is the best, or at least that it isn't crap. That's why you have so many people advocating whatever they own, regardless of whether or not the collective experiences of others suggest that a better product could be had. In the interest of full disclosure, I do not own a BCM upper receiver group. I do own a BCM bolt carrier group, but my upper receiver is made by LMT. I think that LMT is a fine manufacturer, however I think that BCM produces comparable or better quality gear at a lower price and with more options to suit individual application and/or tastes. Therefore my recommendation is not based on what I own, but what I have come to determine is a better value for the dollar. As for researching this, my other recommendation is to visit a forum devoted to the AR platform but to choose a forum that isn't mired down with the fanboi bulls#t that has ruined ARFCOM. My suggestion is M4Carbine.net -- and you'll be surprised how many other TGO members are members there and will agree with me on that. Sign up, search, search some more, search again and then ask questions if your specific questions haven't already been answered. You'll find a ton of quality, reliable information based off of real world experience there. Not a lot of posturing and brand-loyal territorial pissing like you see on ARFCOM.

Quality costs money.