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This is yet another example of why the Simpsons are the Nostradamus of our times.

I agree that the suppressors would have a real place that they would be very useful. I will also say that having stood beside a line of guys firing full auto AR's, that's a sound that makes you want to run the other direction.

Yeah, I didn't like the source, but I didn't try to find an alternate. And I agree with you.

http://www.npr.org/2017/07/26/539438864/military-tries-to-cut-through-the-noise-of-war I thought this was interesting-

I really like that idea. You will get a special mention in my cookbook ;)

Looks awesome!

So when is the tax payer's day at the range, anyway? ;) Really nice rifle by the way

I'd love to have a real 1911 also... but... I'm afraid they're going to price themselves out of the market. I envision a grading system similar to what they have now- service grade, rack grade, etc. with the cheapest ones being in the $800 range going up to over a grand from there...

I'm interested to know too- the JP went in my Jurassic Park carbine, so...

I have no experience with that particular spring setup, but I did put a JP silent capture spring in my favorite carbine... and it's really, really smooth. And really, really quiet. I'm glad I changed out the old spring/buffer.

Fly cutter. Or a keyhole bit for a router- it will undercut the edge just fine.

People go to great lengths to add an extra 1/2".

This reminds me of the French machine gun during WWI or WWII (can't recall which)... the mag had a slot down the side of it. Yeah, well when that machine gun was used in the field, the mags clogged with dirt/mud/you name it causing the gun (well, mag) to jam and fail to feed. Granted, we won't...

I can agree with this.... I'd be much more excited if it were threaded. Of course, it's going to have to match my .45 can's thread.