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A It's one of Odin Works variants of magazine release extensions. I tried one of their first models when they first came to market and I liked the quality machining and the design. Odin does several different versions. Flat, slopped out, slopped in. I use one version or another on all my AR's...

Post count means Jack, auto spell adds a twist. I enjoy all replies, even the desperate shallow ones.

You've lived a sheltered forum life then. That's right , your "Guessing".

I like the ASC mags, I prefer the 17 rounders. They don't get in the way when shooting in the prone. 17 rounds is plenty enough to get any job done, including home defense and they fit nice and comfy in a back pocket. As for home defense. Ask yourself this. Put yourself in some idiot...

A 6x45 will out do a .223/ 5.56 across the board. 20" , 8 twist 6x45

Doesn't matter what purpose. Across the board a 16" 6.5 Grendel with factory Hornady A-Max will eat a 5.56 18" SPR's lunch and ask for seconds and the price to shoot arguments is invalid. Factory 6.5 Grendel 123gr A-Max can be had for 22.00 a box, most premium .223/5.56 match ammo is more than...

Just thought I would give a heads up on a new muzzle brake I found. Some are not Fond of muzzle brake but I for one am. I have been using them for 20+ years. Many different types, so when a good looking, well designed, quality brake shows up. I give them a try, while allot of brakes are...

If you want to use the rifle for varmints and deer, I would go with a 10 twist. From what you say you have no need for a 8 twist for the heavier VLD style bullets.

I had Benchmark barrels switch barrel my 450 Ultra Magnum. I built the 450 just for the hell of it and couldn't stand the thought of it just sitting in the safe. So I had Benchmark screw on a 30" 9 1/2 twist, Sendero contour with a brake. Now if need be I can change back to the 450 Ultra in 10...

He does several different types, this is a pouch style sheath he did for my Model 22.

I had David go slim on the Brick red G10 scales on this knife also, the Swedge turned out great. The tapered tang gives it a slight weight forward on the grip. David Winston Model 69 S30V Brick red G10(Slim) Jigged & Blasted Tapered tang Black pins & lanyard tube Black liners Snap sheath/pouch

My EDC , well the Knife I carry most often. Gene Ingram #1 Drop Point, D2, mosaic pins, black liners, Northwest Spalted maple burl.

I see the thread was edited, my Gerber that was pictured(MK-II) I carried from 90-98(Army)It had belonged to my father that served two tours in Vietnam as a Combat Controler with the Airforce. The knife was handed down to me. I'm not sure exactly when he purchased it. I would ask but he Has...

On several of my hunting knives I just had the knife maker include a hone loop and diamond hone on the pouch or sheath. If need be I can do a quick touch up but usually it takes several animals before a touch up is needed.

I don't know what rules are imposed on military personal these days when it comes to "Weapons" but I know in my service days (11B). There was quite a difference between a "Utility" knife and your go to knife when all other systems have failed or the situation calls for such. I prefer a little...

I purchased a Model 22 from David awhile back and I liked it enough that I wanted the same profile just longer. So I asked David if he would make me a Model 22 and extend the blade 2", he agreed and here is the finished knife. This knife will be at home in the kitchen as well as in the field...

Stock thickness is 5/32.

That's what's nice about being able to have them built any way you want them.;)

Dale smoked one out for me here! I had a profile in my head of what I wanted for a survival/ camp knife but staying out of the chopper class. Keeping it on the lighter side but not too small. I sent the sketch bellow to Dale, mentioned the words "Swedge" and "Kydex" and Dale ran with it. I...