Looks like a good choice. It even has a whistle in case you are attacked in the woods.

I have two of these in larger versions. If you are looking for an internal frame. These are very good. http://www.rei.com/product/796730/osprey-stratos-24-pack I also have a mule for mountain biking. Again, a very good pack. I think the MULE II has more capacity. Head to REI they will fi...

I've never owned real sig but if you go 357 I think you can get 40 barrel for it too.

I'm gona sign up for the advanced this weekend. First i have to find my check book and a stamp. Fun class..

I also have head space gauges. I've yet to need them but I always use them.

I own/use all of the following. They are all very good quality. I went through several cheap punches before settling on the Brownells. Need DPMS AR-Multi tool DPMS upper receiver block Brownells Roll Pin Punches Torque Wrench - Any quality brand Starrett Taper pin starter (for pinned gas blocks/FSBs...

I bought one and liked it so much I bought two more.

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mn_smokeater wrote:Carrying and Falling on the ice and landing on your gun hurts, don't do that. That is all.

Aren't you glad you don't smart carry?

I have an XS 24/7 on my LCR, Mepro (green on orange) on my glock 23 and 35, TFOs on my shotgun and G21sf. They are all really good sights.

goatroper wrote:Really enjoying mine!! Will have to say I like the buffer tube for the cheek weld.

A MNguntalk gathering of AR pistols would be intresting, but please, lets do it at a outdoor range!!!

That would be fun. Would legal SBR's be welcome?

photogpat wrote:They are a ton of fun...I'm over it though. I'll go for one of the piston driven ones without the buffer tube in the future.

I don't think I'd want to go tubeless. I like retaining the cheek weld.

Technically I think a sling will work....

I built mine because I kept getting jealous of everyone posting pics of theirs....

Cool beans. I just built one myself. Way cool to shoot...

Will MD become shall issue?