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Or to obtain a better seal and better keep out debris in the field. The polymer/rubber gasket dust cover costs more. That ain’t conjecture on my part; it’s a fact. HK does it as well and they don’t tend to cut corners.

Folks love when companies make an entire pistol frame from polymer, but lose their minds when some companies switch to a polymer dust cover. A dust cover ain’t near as essential as a frame, and isn’t under near the stress. I’ve got some polymer dust covers, with integral gaskets, headed my...

I gave my opinion out of the choices offered. If I went outside that I’d go with Sons Of Liberty Gun Works. They run sales regularly. HK went to a polymer dust cover as well. It won’t rust, bend or deform, possibly binding the bolt. The DD polymer dust cover incorporates a rubber...

I have seen a drop in the build quality on DD. Not in the quality of the parts, machining, specs, etc.......once in a while I see some corners cut in the assembly process. One stake instead of 2 on a castle nut, a gas key that wasn’t staked, etc. A symptom of too big/too fast. Yep, shit...

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I’ve mostly used SOLGW nitrided BCG’s with zero issues. Recently I decided to try a coated bolt carrier just for shits n’ grins. Bought a Sionics NP3-coated. I’ve owned a lot of NP3 coated firearms and firearms parts over the years and have been very pleased with it. My carbine was 100%...

Ok........that’s pretty dang cool.

Can’t give away all my secrets! I’ve got a couple courses of fire I’ve been running at night for years, no NV gear required. One is just for fun and bragging rights, the other simulates a real occurrence.

Ammo is up to you. The course is written to be very flexible. The targets are of a reasonable size (mostly 12”x24” steel) and on many stages the shooter has the option of choosing what distance and/or target to engage, to stay within their abilities. Some folks will shoot further than others...

Read it a third time.......under “Gear list”, second item is “500rds for your precision rifle”.

Thanks for the plug

Y’all come on by and get some learnin’.

Only time this course will be offered this year. 2 folks working together in a gunfight are twice as good as 1. 2 folks trained to work together in a gunfight are 100x better than 1!

Next class is October 13-14!

Finished up another 2-day Basic Precision Rifle Course this past weekend. No issues to report. We had some heavy rain on Day 1, but threw up the popup tents and shot comfortably. If you haven’t shot in the rain, it usually makes everything sharp and clear; easy to see and easy to spot...

This course is filling fast. If this course fills, I may add a second date on Nov 17-18. If you’re interested in a course on that date, please let me know.

I’m excited about this next one. I’ll be able to do a lot of stuff that we didn’t have the facility to do before.

I’ve been using that facility, in their various incarnations, for over 10 years. The guys running it now are definitely doing it right. Lots of improvements. They’ve acquired more property and structures (they’re close to 4,000 acres now, I believe). I was down there last weekend and will...

Low Power Variable Optic Course August 18, 2018 Aragon, GA LPVO’s are becoming increasingly popular, with a wide selection to choose from. Usually mounted on a semi-automatic rifle or carbine, an LPVO gives the shooter the ability to engage from CQB distances out to several hundred yards...