mikegideon

  Can't beat LaRue

  You sneaky  :rofl:

  Yep. They have done more than enough to chase me off.

  I bought my last sack of firing pins from Bravo Co. Don't recall which brand. Fact is, all those vendors buy them from somebody. I've never pondered much where they came from. My brain is to delicate to hammer it with stuff like that. :)

:up: I love this country :)

  And they can choose to ignore you, or check your prostate :)

  The Po-lice :)

  Those folks get yelled at all the time. Go out back and beat the hell out of a tree. You'll accomplish more.

They don't make the pins anyway

  Just get your firing pins from BCM next time

  I have lived in their 6 month BS

  At least you didn't have to wait 3 months. I would say you got their VIP treatment :)

  Oh, I agree. Lots of trendy tacticool crap comes along. This product just isn't one of them. The article pissed me off, because the guy was comparing apples and oranges. HE is the one that misrepresented the product, not the company.   The Battlecomp may have been in the trend zone for awhile, but it also performed as expected for me. I may even buy another one if I'm trying to tame a light weight 5.56 carbine.

  Yep. Every once in awhile, something will ball up in it and it will belch a pretty good fireball. But I agree, 1 & 2 describe the thing pretty well. 

  I can't find any claims on their site. I didn't read the testimonials, because that's not them.

  Not feisty at you. Feisty at these internet dumbasses doing scientific studies when they've never been to math class.

  But, where blog man missed the boat, that's what it's supposed to do. I didn't buy it because the 223 was hurting my shoulder. I bought it to keep the muzzle on target. Didn't buy it as a flash hider either. Just calling BS on the article. You can't compare it to a Ben Cooley brake, because that ain't what it's supposed to be.

  Caveats and bias? Any retard can pick up two guns and compare them. Until you've done that, though, you may not be able to give an informed opinion about something. I know exactly what the battlecomp does. I have right at 1000 rounds thru one. It may even be too expensive, but it's not junk. I didn't learn that from some blog boy. I learned it with two virtually identical carbines that I own. That's not bias, it's observation. It's not the only muzzle brake I own either.

  Yeah, and you can shoot one handed full auto with an A2. I'm guessing you haven't shot a Battlecomp, right?

My battlecomp works great, even though I haven't used my scientific blog gear to test it. I just shot the gun, and compared it to other guns.

I knew this video was fake...   [media] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2jW2vuyHxc [/media]

  There are lots of conservatives in Commiefornia. Just not near enough

The first one of these I ever saw was in an NRA gun safety class back when I was 14 or so. It was a factory Remington round with a 22 cal projectile shoved into a 30-06 case. We thought it was pretty cool at the time. That was like 44 years ago. At some point, Remington discontinued them. I don't think it was that long ago. Never shot any of them.

  I'm using a 5. 3g may make a difference, since the new os interacts with the cloud some. Get you a 5

  All Droids aren't created equal. We can't get to anything inside our business networks without going thru VPN, and we do a LOT via remote access. All our stuff runs 24 x 7