Hope to get some range time tomorrow, we had a strong cold front blow in last night. I recorded a gust of 41 mph and a 10 minute average wind of 26 mph. Thank goodness it's not in the 30s or 40s.
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Does anyone use a battle belt? Recommendation on an economical one, but not junk for us poor people.
Update: I found one I will try. Vet owned company, Made in Amerika belt with a very good price. This belt has inner/outer belt, he has another that does not.
I will not be going into combat with this, just to my gate or in the yard when required, most likely you will not see me, not unless you come in the house. lol
Update: I found one I will try. Vet owned company, Made in Amerika belt with a very good price. This belt has inner/outer belt, he has another that does not.
I will not be going into combat with this, just to my gate or in the yard when required, most likely you will not see me, not unless you come in the house. lol
Amazon.com : Tacticon Battle Belt V2 | Combat Veteran Owned Company | Tactical Belt Metal Quick Release Buckle | 500D Nylon With Molle : Sports & Outdoors
Amazon.com : Tacticon Battle Belt V2 | Combat Veteran Owned Company | Tactical Belt Metal Quick Release Buckle | 500D Nylon With Molle : Sports & Outdoors
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Our weather is also interfering with gun fun. I was thinking about going to the range this morning but another cold front just blew through and the rain that we badly need passed us by yet again. So it's blowing like crazy and overcast.
The first magazine I shot with the new Tippman M4-22 (AR in ,22 caliber) had several fail to feeds but I think I wasn't careful enough when loading the magazine. They have very specific instructions -hole hold the magazine vertical and only pull the follower down just enough to insert a bullet.
As far as the rifle goes, the build quality is excellent and it is lightweight. I was initially concerned about it being too heavy for dear wife (heavier than the Ruger 10/22) but it's just fine as far as weight.
The 25 round magazine that should have been included with the Tippman was missing. Long story short, Palmetto State Armory was apparently pulling the magazines out of the boxes to fulfill a promotion of an extra magazine included with a rifle purchase. PSA said my choices were: return the rifle, get a $50 credit or get with Tippman. (I already bought three extra magazines before the gun arrived.)
So I called Tippman and they said I was the third person complaining about a missing magazine! I filled out a warranty claim and they will send me a replacement, Tippman support was quick to answer the phone and the person was English as a first language
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The first magazine I shot with the new Tippman M4-22 (AR in ,22 caliber) had several fail to feeds but I think I wasn't careful enough when loading the magazine. They have very specific instructions -
As far as the rifle goes, the build quality is excellent and it is lightweight. I was initially concerned about it being too heavy for dear wife (heavier than the Ruger 10/22) but it's just fine as far as weight.
The 25 round magazine that should have been included with the Tippman was missing. Long story short, Palmetto State Armory was apparently pulling the magazines out of the boxes to fulfill a promotion of an extra magazine included with a rifle purchase. PSA said my choices were: return the rifle, get a $50 credit or get with Tippman. (I already bought three extra magazines before the gun arrived.)
So I called Tippman and they said I was the third person complaining about a missing magazine! I filled out a warranty claim and they will send me a replacement, Tippman support was quick to answer the phone and the person was English as a first language
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John, are you using lead bullets or copper jacketed. Eons ago, I would have this issue with my 10/22 till I went to jacketed, long rifle rounds.Our weather is also interfering with gun fun. I was thinking about going to the range this morning but another cold front just blew through and the rain that we badly need passed us by yet again. So it's blowing like crazy and overcast.
The first magazine I shot with the new Tippman M4-22 (AR in ,22 caliber) had several fail to feeds but I think I wasn't careful enough when loading the magazine. They have very specific instructions - hole the magazine vertical and only pull the follower down just enough to insert a bullet.
As far as the rifle goes, the build quality is excellent and it is lightweight. I was initially concerned about it being too heavy for dear wife (heavier than the Ruger 10/22) but it's just fine as far as weight.
The 25 round magazine that should have been included with the Tippman was missing. Long story short, Palmetto State Armory was apparently pulling the magazines out of the boxes to fulfill a promotion of an extra magazine included with a rifle purchase. PSA said my choices were: return the rifle, get a $50 credit or get with Tippman. (I already bought three extra magazines before the gun arrived.)
So I called Tippman and they said I was the third person complaining about a missing magazine! I filled out a warranty claim and they will send me a replacement, Tippman support was quick to answer the phone and the person was English as a first language
I'm hoping to wake up, and feel up to riding my bike.
I did put some fancy oil on the friction points on the AR pistol. I need to do the same on my Sig AR.
There has been no word on the disabled range yet. It would be nice to have someone to shoot with, otherwise I would goto the range sight the pistol and come home.
It's one of the reason's I love my Walker Ear muffs
I can be downrange at the 100 yard mark hanging targets and I can hear people in the parking lot, so I know someone is on the way.
I am dying to try out this new trigger. I mean, It's literally the best trigger ever.
I got some new bags too, so I am really going to dial in the Baby Acog. Gonna make sure that thing is dead on at 50.
I have also been doing a ton of Dry fire exercises with my Hellcat and can't wait to see how that translates to my actual accuracy.
I can be downrange at the 100 yard mark hanging targets and I can hear people in the parking lot, so I know someone is on the way.
I am dying to try out this new trigger. I mean, It's literally the best trigger ever.
I got some new bags too, so I am really going to dial in the Baby Acog. Gonna make sure that thing is dead on at 50.
I have also been doing a ton of Dry fire exercises with my Hellcat and can't wait to see how that translates to my actual accuracy.
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