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| Sigless in Indiana  |
Thank you. It's a sweet shooter. | |||
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I guess I should have been more clear. I didn't mean it would be permanently stuck, although I could see how you came to this conclusion. I believe it is possible to get something caught in the larger portion of the rail opening, pulling back slightly, and getting it caught/stuck/jammed in the smaller portion of the opening. I will admit, I do not know how possible this truly is, but I think the possibility exists. I used the example of a branch just because that's what came immediately to mind. I hope this helps get my point across. | |||
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| What is the soup du jour? |
FYI, BCM will be putting out both full Picattiny and M-Lok rail KMR variants later this year (4th quarter most likely). Hopefully they will continue using the KMR barrel nut so that users may switch if desired. | |||
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| Sigless in Indiana |
 Quick, someone find me a keymod mount for some pruners.....  | |||
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Fighting the good fight |
Will this do?   | |||
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I recommend Velcro or duct tape. That way the pruners can be strategically placed on a ghillie suit. | |||
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Get both on one rifle. I think this is pretty slick. Transformer Rail Train how you intend to Fight Remember - Training is not sparring. Sparring is not fighting. Fighting is not combat. | |||
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Buncha jerks here. Sure, pile on the dummy. Look, I didn't say it was a reasonable fear. To be honest, this probably comes from when I was younger and got a finger stuck in some grating. Been worried about getting stuff caught ever since, and when I look at a product that's one of the things I look at: how can it snag or trap something. Even if it unlikely. And sorry for derailing your thread, jljones. | |||
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| Sigless in Indiana |
 Don't feel bad. When I was 7 or 8, I got my ass stuck in a bicycle chain. Between the chain and the sprocket. It hurt. | |||
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Thanks for the link to the jig. I did dimple the barrel but that was a mess, too. The barrel walked in my drill press vice the first time and I didn't catch it. One aggravation turned into many. I will try this jig for the remaining project. | |||
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It seemed like a good idea... |
I prefer the look of M-LOK. Keymod looks like shelving attach points. -Jay "Assault is a type of behavior, not a type of hardware." -Alan Korwin | |||
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I vote M-lok. Unlike my keymod parts, all my M-lok parts work together. I have keymod rails and parts with the spacing slightly off. I have also had better luck with the M-lok gear staying put vs. some Keymod stuff working loose. Above all that I like the look of it better and it allows for smaller diameter rails. If I have a choice, it's M-lok all the way. Though I don't think keymod is going anywhere. | |||
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That must be some flashlight if you can see what is beyond your target ... the number 1 rule in safe gun handling, know your target and what is beyond it. And besides that ... a flash light just lets the bad guys know where to shoot. If you really want something you'll find a way ... ... if you don't you'll find an excuse. I'm really not a "kid" anymore ... but I haven't grown up yet either  | |||
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It is quite powerful. But it is a short range flashlight. On my rifles I have longer range flashlights. But the general consensus for long range night rifle fighting NVDs and an IR laser are the best solution. But those aren't in my budget, nor do I have a need for long range rifle fighting at night. 100 yards is the maximum distance I see engaging a target with a rifle at night with a defensive rifle.
Really this outdated myth.  ------- A turbo: Exhaust gasses go into the turbocharger and spin it, witchcraft happens, and you go faster. Mr. Doom and Gloom "King in the north!" "Slow is smooth... and also slow. | |||
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| Freethinker |
Look up some videos of gunfights at night (or even during the daytime). Now, how many demonstrate the shooter’s high degree of concern about what’s beyond the target? I thought so. ► 6.4/93.6 | |||
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| Fighting the good fight |
So if all my defensive rifles (and defensive handguns for that matter) have lights, does that make me a poacher, an assassin, or just a rube? It's dark half the day... You can't count on only needing to defend yourself during daytime. | |||
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Early on the boutique companies first came out with keymod, meaning they were of higher quality. I took advantage of various BCM sales before riflegeddon and thus my rifles have keymod. With the military adoption of a mlok rail I have a feeling that companies will slowly fall in line. Both are better than HK backwards keymod. Flashlights make shooting at coyotes during the night easier. I would assume this translates to people, though I haven't tested it yet. | |||
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| I've got mental blue balls now  |
I prefer the M Lok, mainly for feel, but also knowing a monster like Magpuul will continue to bring out accessories is comforting. I tried and have a couple PWS key mod rails collecting dust. What length(s) are you looking for? I've got a couple of 9" if you want to try one out, email is in my profile. Oh, and do you plan on using a suppressor under the rail? That's another thing to consider, better check diameter of rail & can, as I know the ALG rails I have won't work with some cans. _____________________________________________ Welcome to Idaho, now take a wolf and go home! | |||
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So that raises another question ... ... how many here have been in gun battles at night? 1 ... maybe 2 that are in law enforcement? Or is it just more common in other parts of the country to be in gun battles that strangely never get reported on by the media? If you look back at my post on page 1, you'll see where I said:
Do you keep that AR with the lights and stuff on it at the ready at all times or is it sitting in a safe like mine do? I'm just an average joe ... now getting on in years and trying to relate some of my experience and if ya'll wanna hang lights and lasers and IR identifiers and do-dads all over your AR's ... be my guest! It's no skin off my ass! IMHO its just not money well spent ... but it's your money! If you really want something you'll find a way ... ... if you don't you'll find an excuse. I'm really not a "kid" anymore ... but I haven't grown up yet either | |||
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| Peace through superior firepower  |
M-Lok but you have to have an understanding of how the system is supposed to work or you will end up frustrated at not being able to quickly install/remove M-Lok attachments. What's vital for M-Lok to function correctly is that the T-nut and the mounting screw must rotate together until the T-nut engages the rail interface. This is accomplished by a dab of thread locker on the mounting screws. If the screw and T-nut do not rotate together, you are going to have a fun old time installing and removing M-lok attachments. I discovered this when I received an M-Lok mount from a source other than Magpul. There was no thread locker on the mounting screws, and until I put Vibra-Tite on the screws, it was a real pain in the ass to get mounted correctly, and removing the mount consisted of just unscrewing the screws all the way and letting the T-nuts fall out of the handguard. ____________________________________________________ "I am your retribution." - Donald Trump, speech at CPAC, March 4, 2023 | |||
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