AR-15 BS Thread

No, sorry. I think perhaps I wrote that in a confusing manner.

I work under contract as a PSS sniper for the DOS, I don’t have like a business and do customer type jobs nor would I want to in the 2A community.

I just happen to have a blast cabinet and ton of tools, sprayers and common sense, so I’ve done my own coatings over the years.

Even if you lived down the rd best I would do is let you use my shop while poured whiskey and talked shit lol.

 

I've hear people talk a lot of shit on the XD. I've never had a jam or any issue. My girls glock19 jams so easy its annoying

 

My buddy has 2
He lives them

 

Reported coz 'limp wristed'.

 

Work on her grip and tell her to stop limp wristing

 

When I worked at a shop/range almost every single time someone had an issue with a Glock it was user error, bullet profile, or heavily modified. There were at least two instances where people were so fed up with them that they were willing to sell perfectly good guns for $250. As tempting as that was my conscience wouldn't let me and we helped them solve their problems.

 

I have a sub-compact XD 40, and I've only seen one misfeed with bulk reloaded target ammo. But, as you mentioned, it doesn't see a lot of rounds. Everyone seems to love Glocks, but I can't stand the grip and feel of it in my hand and don't desire one enough to try and figure out how to mod one to where it feels right.

 

This. My AR and G19 would be what I grab if I ever have to run out the door to engage some commies...

 

“MuH xD iS jUsT aZ gUuD!”

I had to and I’m not sorry

 

The xd sees thousands of rounds a year. The glock is brand new unmodified. Limp wrist is probably half her issue but shoots mine and doesn't have that problem.

 

Something I built few years ago. 80% lower, Cerakoted Tungsten, 7.62 Chambered.

 

Where did you get it etched?

 

My newest addition, first pistol build!

 

It's engraved not etched. I did it myself using an engraving machine.

 

Very cool!

 

I wanted one of those uppers, but they were expensive, back in the day.

 

They still make them.

 

Glock ergonomics are a love hate relationship. I currently own 5, I have built and sold another 5, and I have literally shot dozens of them. Out of the box, I have never had one that failed to operate correctly. My last three have all been custom built out of various stock and aftermarket parts. I too experienced the ups and downs in reliability learning what works and what doesn't.

Far superior job compared to the Va Beach company making these.......nice work.