Firearm BS thread

So am I.

I prefer the slightly older scouts with the incandescent light over led. Helps, IMO, keep a more natural view of details, and doesn’t washout RDS’s/holo as bad. Plus I already have the dual switches for to be used with ATPIAL and nods combo.

 

Well shit! Look who it is! My young friend Brandon! How TF you been son!? Long time!

Remember this?

 

I'd go with the Olight. Get on their mailing list as they put them on sale every once in a while.

 

X2 on the Olight PL Mini 2. And my T5 IWB holster came in.

 

I lucked out getting the Baldr Pro on ebay. $125. Now I want to add some Truglo sights. I just need to do more research. Last thing I'm adding is a 10rnd clip.

 

That thing must be a beast! The one I bought is 600 lumens and I thought it was super bright. But 1350, wow.

 

Yea, it's pretty bright but what's really nice is that it is two beams in one. A center, super bright spot that's about 3' dia indoors with a much wider much softer flood that increases the periphery abilities. It's not so bright thought even in complete dark that you can't see the green laser dot. The strobe feature is definitely a plus.

 

Someone needs to lighten things up every now and then.

Also......

 

My experience has been spotty. The buttons can stick causing the light to stay on, rather than temporarily. It seems to burn through the battery quite quickly. Rather expensive for a light that doesn’t have much throw. Just my .02.

 

We could party

 

Got the Deltapoint Pro mounted up, waiting on my buddy to swing but with a in./lb. torque wrench. Likely gonna head to the range later today when it cools down to get it dialed in.

 

Nice Mike!

 

Does anyone have any experience with the Harbor Freight gun safe? I really need one and I’m thinking about getting one of theirs.

 

Appreciate it boss! Wife and I went out to the range to get it dialed in, and get some rounds through the wife’s Sig P365. Definitely diggin’ it, but is gonna take some time to get used to the dot.

 

I have experience with a multitude of safes. If you are just looking to child proof you guns and a general place to store them, these type of safes can work.

If you are looking for the fire protection or protection against people stealing you guns, then not so much, and you are looking at spending at a minimum of $1000 during a sale. Even the most expensive safes can be broken into with the right tools, but I’m not talking about that, I’m talking about physically stealing the safe with the contents and/or using a crow bar to peel the metal back.

 

Hell, looks to me like you're used to it already

I'd like to try one first before investing in one. Uh, is that range in your back yard?

 

Looks good from the bench rest

Range is on Post about 5 miles from the house, so not quite the back yard, but kinda.

 

Safes are over emphasized. Get one in your size needs and budget limitations. If you’re worried about theft, bolt it down and don’t brag to the neighborhood what you have and where it’s located in your house.

 

Was curious about that. That little difference in length bugs me. Lol what is it.. 3.9 slide right? Vs my 3.6. Damn Sig always changing their shit...