@PoltFan69@pipkinpippa I was a kid in Mississippi when hurricane katrina came through. Huge trees were knocked down all over the road and there was no power anywhere. The closest thing to real life superheroes were men with chainsaws and generators. I charged my psp using my neighbors generator.
Keep in mind that Mr. Ayoob is an older gentleman, who is used to older firearms which used less advanced materials in their construction.
You don't send the slide home on an empty chamber, you don't slap the cylinder closed on a revolver, you don't smack the case ejector, you don't do all of these things on older pistols because sixty, eighty,a hundred years ago the steel just wasn't as good.
If you're handling a firearm that is older than you, you should do everything Ayoob says.
If you're handling a modern firearm, you should bang it around like a cheap whore and you should make eye contact while you smack it harder every time some fudd tells you to go easy on it.
If a modern firearm breaks, it's the manufacturer's fault, 100%, every time.
If your grampawpaw's world war relic breaks in your hand, it's because you're an incompetent caveman who doesn't know how to treat a lady.
Get it right.
@diormiir A monitor arm really helped me dial in exactly where I want my monitor without having to get a standing desk butttt standing desks are nice and you can get them at ikea it’s just expensive though
DALO Industry Days 🇩🇰 | Magazine Pouch Durability Tester by Tardigrade Tactical
This machine simulates repeated real-world use by inserting and removing a magazine from a pouch again and again. During the test, we monitor wear and measure how it affects retention — specifically, how much force is required to pull the magazine out after an increasing number of cycles. source:https://t.co/OGax05gnnf