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The Finished Product Here's how it came out. Besides the JP Free Float Hand Guard, other upgrades/additions to the Rock River LAR-15 include an Aimpoint red dot sight, a Leapers UTG folding low-profile vertical fore grip, a BCM "Gunfighter" Charging Handle and a Spectre 3-point Sling. That...

AR It's okay to have two 1911s. But I'd buy the second after getting my first AR, if I had it to do over again. Which I don't. :banghead: Still I don't mind having two 1911s and an AR.

Thanks, Again. Thanks, again, to everyone who posted on this thread. I wound up going with the JP Enterprises. I obviously couldn't follow all the great advice you all provided, but I feel like you made it possible for me to make an informed decision that I'm confident I'll be happy with...

Aimpoint Aimpoint M4s. Love it.

Wow! Thanks to all respondents. These are far more and better options than what I had expected or hoped to find. Right now, the JP is looking really good to me (thanks for posting the pic, 68wj), but then so do the Midwest Industries, Daniel Defense, Samson, Troy and DPMS; so I'm a long way from...

I recently took delivery on a Rock River "holiday special" and am very happy with everything about it ... except, I would not have put a quad rail on it had I had the option to go with a tube-style handguard instead. (Well, I suppose I did, but not on that package, so that option would likely...

nominating this for simplest, most direct solution (though I guess if you're imagining yourself also having to schlep everything you're keeping across the plains of Megiddo, the extra weight could make the apocalypse even more of a bummer).

Ruger Gunsite Scout The Ruger Gunsite Scout has iron sights, plus a forward-mounted picatinny for a scope, in fact, I think they probably had Jeff Cooper in mind when they designed it (although I guess it's about .4 lb overweight, per the good colonel's specs). Of course, the BLR is a nice...

sorry, just have to ask ... sorry, I just have to ask, was the one you hit the one you settled on, or an innocent bystander? but all kidding aside, congratulations on a great shot and good riddance to one more coyote.

voted .308, but ... I probably shoot more 7.62x39. I feel like the .308 is the better hunting round (white-tail deer). But the 7.62x39 (through a mini-30) is handy and fun and plenty good enough for coyote.

appeal to Democrats those of you who can write to democratic legislators, and especially those who can honestly identify yourselves as Democrats, it is especially important that you write to those legislators to let them know that you are a vote that they cannot afford to lose

what I sent my delegation While I agree with CoRoMo that it is better not to simply "copy/paste the talking points or sentences you see that someone here put together," we should keep in mind that most of us that most us will be writing to different congressional delegations; so there probably...

two(2) Two (and they're my all time favorites): 4.25-inch5-inch

Thanks for the range report, the pics and the follow-through.

I really like my Scout. Went rail heavy on a G3 clone (PTR-91 KFM4) prior to that and found myself replacing the 3-rail hand guard with a rail-less one. It wasn't that the rails weighted all that much, it was more that -- with the rails, the stuff I put on the rails, the ammo, some water and...

how it works As to the constitutionality of the law, per the Constitution, that decision belongs to the Supreme Court. Individuals may be of the opinion that the Supreme Court ought to rule this law unconstitutional. Given standing, they may even petition the court to do so. It has not done...

Constitution actually worked pretty well here The U. S. Constitution established a government with three branches. Through one of those branches we (the People) established a law. Through another, the law is enforced. In the third, this guy was convicted by a jury of his peers of breaking...

For high-use (but still conceal-able) carry, my recommendation would be the H&K USPc in .45 or 9mm. For deep (effortless) concealment, my recommendation would be the Walther PPS (9mm). And for concealed carry of either frame choice, I'd concur with groovemastergreg: "the High Noon "Mr...

Interesting. Hope I experience the same.

okay, so I went with the Ultimak because: I got two positive reports on the Ultimak here (thanks, RSVP2RIP and wnycollector); I found positive mentions of the Ultimake elsewhere here at THR; I found positive reviews of the Ultimak on the vendor sites that offered it; I found no reviews...