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Lucas Botkin belongs to a weird religious 'full quiver' type cult that, to many, appears to treat women like objects and property. He and his brother are on record (internet screenshots lol) of saying some pretty heinous things about those in the alphabet community. Donut, Brandon, and...

That's every cat everywhere. Worse is they do it while you're mid stride walking downstairs.

We hope he's just playing :(

He has no name recognition outside of a handful of Guntubers and viewers like that. Have you *seen* his videos? SO much cringe and affiliations with some less than savory characters, like Lucas Botkin and Administrative Results, and to a lesser extent Donut Operator. What exactly has he...

How is that a problem? Are you shooting one shot into 5 separate people, or 5 shots into one person? The point of the LG test was to test a *wide* variety of popular defense loads, not just two brands owned by the same company as Federal did. It's like bragging about Jeeps 'trail rated' award...

Try not to get it twisted, or your feelings hurt, I'm not attacking .40, I'm just answering the original question from the OP, which was "what happened to 40 caliber?" I don't suppose you have a less biased, cherry picked dataset other than that table where Federal ammo is comparing Federal...

Ok. The person asked for a 'real world purpose' on something as subjective as a gun. For a *real world purpose* the answer is no. Only a knucklehead would genuinely carry a 2 shot gun in a goofy caliber, if my definition of real world purpose is the same as the OPs. If the purpose is C&R (no...

The attitude of objective facts? :neener: Though now that 40 has fallen out of favor, you can probably get a lot of it for cheap, or at least cheaper than it has been in a long time.

Do gimmick derringers shooting obsolete/irrelevant cartridges have a real world purpose in 2022? lol come on guy. Of course not. You'd be better served with a snubbie J frame .38.

40 sucks because * Larger round means fewer rounds in magazine * More expensive to produce * More felt recoil, doubly so in polymer/compact/sub-compact guns * Worse terminal ballistics than modern 9mm

LE are also ordinary citizens, too. Just with way too much power.

I've left more magazines and ear pro at ranges and places than I'd care to admit :(

Is that buffer a carbine weight? I assume so since you replied as such, but I really can't be sure.

Tomorrow, weather permitting, I'm thinking of taking my AR to the range. Only problem is, I have a carbine buffer tube and buffer installed on my lower, with the collapsible stock, and an 18'' .223 Wylde upper. Are there any problems I will run into running a rifle length gas system on a...

Maybe I'll see if an M68 CCO will fall off a truck ;) e: Oh look, Amazon has the Strike Fire II for less than $200.

Yikes. $400 is a bit too much for my budget.

This rifle will be for targets, and maybe 3-guns if I ever get a wild hair. Also for fighting in the impending civil war.

Look closely at the magazine

Yea, I probably shouldn't. I can't put anymore money on this credit card ;.; Besides, the BUIS I have on is fine. It is all about the aesthetics. I don't think I put 100 rounds down range today and I'm already trying to add stuff. The standard marked FSB. Looks just like the one on a...

I recently purchased a PSA 18'' .223 Wylde upper for my first AR. It's about as long as a traditional M16, and I originally wanted to build an M16 clone, but the A2 stocks and handguards etc. were too tedious to find. My local hardware store (A True Value that sells guns!) has what I was told...