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An easy gun to shoot well. With the light, this will be my new bump-in-the-night gun. I'd like to pick up a 92G Centurion and tune it up as an EDC piece.

The Liger belt has a buckle and will make it through the airport magnetometers........2 small steel rivets, the rest is aluminum.

How does this belt fasten?

October 29-30, 2016 South River Gun Club 5205 Hwy 212 Covington, GA 30016 Both days will start at 0800hrs EST and run until approximately 1700hrs EST, with a 1 hour break for lunch. This course is designed for the shooter that is a novice to the AR platform; no previous skill or experience is...

An A2 "bird cage" with a solid bottom? If so, easy enough. Use a crush washer. Like the man said above, tighten, then loosen and tighten again, repeat u til you get it where you want. If you're wanting something purely for flash suppression, the SEI Vortex works better and doesn't have...

Good info on astigmatism and optics. http://southeasttraders.com/threads/astigmatism-and-rds-hws-and-prismatic-opticd.11012/

Interesting read with good info for folks with astigmatism. http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2016/07/06/the-more-you-know-astigmatism/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=2016-07-09&utm_campaign=Weekly+Newsletter

What's the flash hider and rifle?

Interesting.......I hadn't seen that. A buddy of mine has a 92FS Compact I've tried to get off him for years, but it's his EDC and he won't turn loose of it.

Very nice handgun, I'm enjoying it quite a bit. I'll need to head over to Blackpoint Tactical and have them make me a holster to fit on my Safariland platform. I'd prefer the same Safariland 6377 ALS that I use for all my other handguns (as well as my previous Beretta 92G), but they don't...

What I may do is run this as a DA/SA Operator class. Any DA/SA semi-auto, with a SIG Armorer class on Sunday morning.

I've got about 5, 5 gallon buckets full of brass I need to take to Georgia Arms, may do that this week. In the past, it was about $100-$110 for buckets of that size/weight, but I don't know what they're paying for grass nowadays. That's waaaaay cheaper for me, with the trade-in, then buying...

I have several Burris FastFire II's. I have them mounted on firearms that I don't classify as "serious" tools. I can't bring myself to totally trust the Burris (probably cuz I'm a snob and they're comparably cheap!), but I've never had an issue with any of them. One I bought used, had it...

I've used Georgia Arms quite a bit for over 20 years now. I like them a lot. Compared to a lot of ammo companies, they are a small company. This means that they can't always get the best prices on components. Their prices will oftentimes fluctuate to reflect this. The good thing about...

I recommend 1,000rds for the 2-day class.

Yup! Easy gun to run, but not easy to run WELL. I do enjoy watching the guys run them that can run them great. One of the Instructors that works for me is an AK guy, but it helps a bit that he's cross-dominant and runs his long guns left-handed. Lefties have a slight advantage on the AK...

Solid thinking. I recommend everyone to be well-versed on both platforms. Everyone has a favorite, I know I do, but you never know what you may have to pick up and use!

What dos one consider to be an "extreme round count" test? For instance, at the end of 1910 the US military tested the Colt 1911 against several other competitors. 6,000 rounds were fired from a single pistol over the course of two days. When the gun began to grow hot, it was simply immersed...

Your thinking makes perfect sense to me for that application. If I were in your boat, I'd be desirous of a simple Glock conversion as well.

Here's the bare outline for the course: 2 days ATL area Time frame would be a weekend this fall or early winter. Nice weather. About $300 Possibly have a few SIG's for rent if someone wants to run the class and doesn't own one. Day 1: Combat related drills and possibly lowlight. Tips and...