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Hmm. I can see where that might happen, but I've never really thought about it. Makes me wonder if I should do something different. Maybe have the basket powder coated or something.

Well at least now if I ever end up with a Glock I know what to do with it.

Hey, if you're gonna be ghetto, own it proud.

I do remember something about restrictions for carrying in an establishment that makes a certain percentage of revenue from the sale of alcohol for consumption on the premises or something like that. Where all the lawyers been these days??

I'm no lawyer, but I don't believe that will fly. Even if they ask you to leave and you won't, the cops show up they ask you to leave. I've experienced this first hand. I had to call them to remove a crazy guy who was threatening everyone from my property. The cops made him leave and told me "if...

I would never challenge your knowledge and experience when it comes to what will or won't work in a gun. Hell, I've learned a lot from you here and on ODT. It's just that I've yet to see where anyone presented a legitimate downside to the JPs aside from cost. When it comes to cost and what's...

I had a buddy tell me he can't carry at work. My response to that is always the same, "Do they have metal detectors and/or frisk you?"

I know at least three people who have had guns stolen out of their vehicles. It doesn't make sense to me. Whenever I've found myself in a position where I'm forced to disarm, that's all I can think about until I can get back to it. That's why I got one of these. http://www.consolevault.com/

I'm not putting a stack of quarters in my buffer tube either. I can see where some guys see a cool factor with that or find it to be economical, but to me it's just ghetto. Like calling your car a "rat rod" because you can't afford a proper paint job. I'm not a rat rod sort of guy and I'm not a...

Are there issues with metal trays? I've never used a cheap one and I've never owned one until now. I've had access to really nice ones in the past. The one my buddy has at his shop he uses for cleaning carburetors for race cars. It's like 1100 watts and has a metal basket. My new one also has...

You're just mad cause it's not mil-spec.

That sounds wonderful.

You don't realize how loud the spring is rubbing against the inside of the buffer tube until you use on of these. That sound is like fingernails on a chalkboard to me now. Completely agree.

In a lifetime of automotive refinishing I've seen many aluminum parts that look exactly like that. Not many coatings will adhere to bare metal, especially aluminum. There's really only two in our industry. Epoxy primer and self etching primers that contain an acid to etch themselves into the...

It's not nearly as pointless as some of the other stuff a lot of us spend money on. What'a a few extra bucks for something that makes a gun operate noticeably smoother? I will say that I don't see it being as effective in something like a 5.56 or 300 SBR, but I do intend to find out.

If the sonic cleaning takes it off, it shouldn't have been on there in the first place.

I've got one in my 9mm SBR. Super smooth and quiet.

It's primarily a carry gun, but it's also a suppressor host. So while I really like the looks of the XS and would like to try some out, I think I'm gonna have to stick with the suppressor height Heinie straight eights.

I really like the looks of these. Has anyone ever tried them or know anything about this company? https://www.xssights.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=993247&CAT=8329

I did an old Stevens single shot 12 ga that belonged to my wife's step-dad. It was in about the same shape as yours. Obviously mine isn't worth anything nor does it have any sentimental value. I just wanted to get some experience refinishing & blueing before I tried it on anything I value. I...