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With the advent of the Sig arm brace AR15 pistols are all the rage. My question to everyone, in what scenario do you really believe an AR pistol in your vehicle (assuming that's why you have one, to carry loaded in your vehicle as it IS a pistol) would be useful or necessary? I know...

I've been playing around with different types of ammo for my DD MK12 SPR. I've run everything from 69gr FGMM, 77gr FGMM, 75gr Hornady Superformance Match .223, 75gr Hornady TAP, and CBC 77gr OTM. Oddly enough, the CBC 77gr OTM (clone of the Black Hills mk262 Mod 0 I believe) is the cheapest...

It depends for me. I do maybe 60% of the time. When I do, it is my G42.

I had a student run one of those through a 3 day Tactical Rifle class last year. Seemed to hold up pretty well. Definitely worth a try!

Two of my several AR's. My primary CQB carbine and SPR. DDM4A1 SOCOM Magpul ACS stock Geissele SSA trigger US Palm Battle Grip Magpul AFG2 Vortex PST Viper 1-4x24 in ADM mount Atlas bi-pod when needed Magpul BAD lever Battle Arms Development ambi selector Ruger RDS flip up...

It's a pretty decent difference in my opinion. Primary ones for me were the grip and mag release. All Gen 4 Glocks with no backstrap are the equivalent of the older SF (short frame) models. Shorter distance from the trigger face to the back of the grip. The flatter magazine release and...

A good friend of mine is a full time Glock Master Trainer and hasn't even hinted at a Gen 5 at this point. I have 4 different Gen 4 guns and absolutely love them! I hated how a Glock felt in my hands until I picked up a Gen 4. It's worth getting now. Good Luck!

I have shot several hundred rounds of Perfect 115gr 9mm bought from Walmart at $9.78/box with no issues. Runs great for me. I haven't used their rifle ammo but would definitely give it a try. PSA was running a sale on Federal Champion 115gr 9mm, but shipping always hurts. My go to stockpile...

Buckeye Firearms Association does a pretty decent job on their site. Another good one is handgunlaws.us I find that handgunlaws.is can be a little better about updating specific state information.

Save yourself alot of tears and buy a Dillon press. I've been using the square deal for 10 years. You can spend the money for a 550, 650, or even 1050 Super depending on what you plan to do and expected volume output. Join the Brian Enos forum. More reloading knowledge there than one could ever...

$500ish....Vortex PST Viper 1-4x24 $400ish....Aimpoint PRO Serious budget....Primary Arms mini red dot similar to a T1 or H1. Amazed how well it has held up.

Geissele trigger BCM Mod4 charging handle BAD lever BAD ASS ambi selector. On every single one of my ARs.

Gotta decide the purpose of the rifle first. That will determine certain parts you'll want. Varmit rifle? Super simple? Tactical? SPR? Once you know you can start to plan. Minimum is a receiver vise block for upper and lower. Good punch set. Barrel nut wrench (some rail systems have...

The key areas are the star chamber, gas rings, and extractor. Make sure you clean out the bolt recess in the carrier and lube the cam pin as well. Of course you'll clean the bore like any other firearm. The CAT M4 tool and some lube will keep the gun running. I use FrogLube but Slip 2000 is good...

It's a tool. I don't throw my hammer in the mud, but don't cry when it gets scratched or dirty either. Same for my rifles (primarily AR's). There is more than a little black sharpie covering scratches on my rifles. I run my rifles hard as an instructor, but a quality one will still perform! The...

Not sure I could build anything better than my baby! DDM4A1 SOCOM Magpul ACS stock Geissele SSA trigger US Palm battle grip Magpul AFG2 Vortex PST Viper 1-4x24 in ADM mount Atlas bi-pod when needed Magpul BAD lever Battle Arms Development ambi selector Ruger RDS flip up...

They have their upsides. While increasing the percieved motion the the gun, they are by far the most effective when you are forced to shoot from an unconventional position or potentially injured and cannot obtain a good sight picture. Friend, pilice officer, and instructor Greg Ellifritz did a...

I used to run an XD9 with the slide milled for a Leupold Deltapoint with cowitnessed irons (work done by Bowie Tactical Concepts). It worked great! It takes a while to get used to it as it gives the appearance of magnifying the wabble of the gun, even though the gun isn't moving any more than...

Check out the instructor search function on buckeye firearms association's website. A pretty good resource. http://www.buckeyefirearms.org/instructor-listings

Different guns for different needs of the day. Primary is a Gen 4 Glock 19 with a G42 when the occasion calls for it.