Firearm BS thread

Flashlight.

Not AA either, 18650 Li batteries are so much better....

http://www.thrunite.com/thrunite-tn12-2016-xp-l-v6-max-1100-lumen-flashlight/

 

I second this. Can catch them on sale every so often for cheap.

 

I’m curious as to why you want AA?

I run all rechargeable except my weapon lights (CR123A) and in my opinion it’s well worth it.

My EDC light is a Fenix RC05, it’s slightly longer than a tube of chapstick and has a pocket clip, it’s rechargeable via USB so if I use it a lot I can recharge it in the truck, and it’s pretty darn bright.
Also, the lockout function is great because it will not accidentally turn on in your pocket draining the battery.
Every night when I get in bed my light goes on the charger on the nightstand and it’s always ready for me, the only time I’ve run it out of battery was when I was using it inside a shop working on a truck.
https://www.fenix-store.com/fenix-rc05-led-flashlight/

 

I keep one of these in my truck. Not a pen-light, but it comes in a handy and recharges my phone when camping:

https://hybridlight.com/collections/all-products/products/the-journey-160-flashlight-charger

 

Ah! I stand corrected. I just checked OpenCarry.org to see that unlicensed open carry in Georgia is limited to automobiles.

 

Streamlight Protac 1L-1AA Duel Fuel runs on AA or CR123. I run CR123 but in a pinch AA is probably the most common battery you could find.

$44 Streamlight 88061 ProTac 1L-1AA 350-Lumen Dual Fuel Professional Tactical Light, Black

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01G75P1SC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

It's a AAA but my Olight i3t is a fantastic little light. It eats batteries if you use the 150 lumen option super frequently, but it is great when you need a small, 5 lumen piece to see where you're going.

 

www.georgiacarry.org Your "one stop shop" for everything firearms law related in Georgia.

 

Let’s see if I can get this to fit in a Remington stock without too much fuss

 

Question
Why is it half on the counter and half on the stove?

 

Hello, no I didn’t read from the beginning(sorry). Does anyone has any experience with a PCC? Preferably a Glock 9mm. Thinking about building one but I have not ever done this before.

 

You mean an AR platform one? I love my Sub2k but if you're talking about a build...

 

Guessing Ruger

 

Yes, I’m talking about an AR platform. Possibly a completion version. Started looking at some Taccom stuff. Just a whole lot to absorb. I would like it to take Glock 9mm mags since I have a few already. Down sized my collection by a few guns. Trying to keep everything to 30 cal, .22LR, 12 gauge, and 9mm. I want it to shoot completion rounds and the cheapest crap out there too. Just trying to keep my options open.
Edit: Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

Could go for a mag block based conversion kit like https://getstern.com/key-components-16-1-inch-barrel-kit-9mm/ if you're insisting on using glock mags. Or you can use a modified AR mag design like CMMG's.

 

Time to retire some Carhartts that I've used as upland hunting pants for several seasons. The leg sections make great sleeves for hot rifle barrels.

 

AR15 in .450 Bushmaster is not ejecting the spent casing, as in pull the trigger and the bolt is only coming back about 1-1.5”. So I’m thinking it’s either the buffer spring (too heavy) or it’s under gassed. Can you order lighter buffer springs? I’m guessing the spring would cheapest and easiest place to start. I tried posting a video on YouTube but it wouldn’t let me.

 

1. New build/rifle?
2. Did it just start short cycling?
3. How many rounds through it (approximately)?
4. Have you tried different rounds with it?
5. Factory loaded rounds?