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@OfAthenry 😘. Anytime. Any place. All the way.

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@WeaponOutfitter Yikes. Sometimes I’m reminded of how poor I really am. I got this bcm mk2 upper rifle for 850 essentially new 😅. The can and optic on it came in at basically the same price, I couldn’t imagine spending that much on just a bolt 😬.

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@ArmedJ0y The president has the power to bar fuel exports for the duration. That’s the biggest problem we are having as a nation right now. We are exporting most of what we are producing driving up internal demand. End the exports and prices come down.

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@pnwguerrilla I have a pacifier of my daughters that’s for sure been to every west coast state and on about every adventure I’ve even been on. With or without them. It got popped in the bag at some point and I’ve never taken it out. I borderline refuse to.

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@Mrgunsngear I scored an entire BCM mk2 rifle this year for sub 900 bucks. Guy bought it new, fired 60 rounds according to him and didn’t want it anymore. So I snagged it, the a griffin recce 5 am on it and absolutely love it.

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@pnwguerrilla I have a ruger precision rifle that I cannot complain about at all. Threw a 7.62 can on it recently and confirmed that group at 100. POI changed (to be expected with new can) but this thing has always shot solid groups.

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@JDFguns Those are probably personal suppressors too. I’ve heard a few tales of guys doing that. Even some guys buying their own weapon lights, and in a few cases upper receivers, especially in guard units where weapons are not maintenanced as much as regular army.

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@ACOG_M150 The regiment is kind of a “what works best for you” group.

Sure there’s “some” standardized stuff. But generally as long as it works, you can run it and very few will say anything.

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@gunfuzled I’m 100% positive that this is just regular suppressor maintenance. Wipes are a durable part that can be changed as needed. It’s literally how those cans are designed.

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@historicfirearm Sometimes hilariously effective. Sometimes hilariously ineffective. But those compound walls were like that, really well built, or not built well at all.

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@BKLemons @Mrgunsngear @GeisseleAuto @SureFireLLC @Magpul It’s not exactly a regular birdcage but yes. It was a griffin can. You need to make sure it’s properly aligned and swap the crush washer out. But it’s easy peasy.

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@Blodvisir @specialopsmag Let me guess. The cadre had it out for you.

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@BedroomOperator Is this just an aesthetics thing? Or is there an actual reason people like the colt style mags?

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@jedeckert5566 @LucasBotkin Eh. I run the URGI for work. And while I do admit the BCM is gassy. I just can’t justify owning another geissele after this BCM. I now have this URGI on a griffin sbr’d ambi lower but honestly, unless I experience something catastrophic with this BCM I won’t get another URGI.

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@sentdefender It makes sense. Could you imagine the absolute destruction of diplomatic relations if a Ukrainian drone kills American diplomats? 😬.

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@GarandThumb1 2.7 was peak. Went downhill after that.

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@Rebels_Raiders @HavocTwoOne Huh. I wonder if this is why my peq shit the bed. I never put two and put together.

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@WarMonitor3

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