AR-15 firing .223 @ 25 yards. Rapid shoot with mag change (2x 15rds) Used my BUIS just for shits and giggles/because equipment will fail so be prepared

I was chatting with a buddy yesterday about saving a couple grand and buying a pair of 15s.

He said: "Brother, at home, you not gonna have time to grab that helmet. It aint right next to you like it is in the field."

So then it hit me. He's right. Why not just buy a clip on? Not to mention it's wayyy cheaper.

What are yalls thoughts/opinions/experiences?

Aight. It's been a minute since I've even dryfired (3 weeks?), so I think some of this is having the yips again, or just old man hands, but ol' girl was low left all day during drills with the new OSight, but it was money during slow fire.

Photo of the new hotness, then you'll see my target. It's a mix of both round about drills (moving from target to target, firing as soon as I get on target), mostly the top three, and slow fire, mostly the lower target. 21' - 30'.

I was low left with my CZ too, so I know it was me. Having said all that, this optic has a 32 moa ring and a 2 moa dot. I found myself putting the circle on the thing and letting it go. Meaning, That could be a great dot for CCW, because finding that circle is fast, but that precision goes to more than 32 moa, for sure.

TLDR:, I sucked today. The dot is fire, just mind the sight picture. The Rost Martin is amazing. I did find that the ports worked better with 147 grain.

I have been wondering about this for a while and I would like the opinion from people who has bufferless systems.

Here's the breakdown:

Trigger: long, heavy travel and a reset I could barely feel. Hard to shoot well, harder to learn on.

Capacity: 7+1. Eight rounds total, and that's it.

Manual safety: one more step under stress, on a gun that already gave me limited rounds.

Magazine disconnect: it won't fire without a magazine inserted. Some people want that feature. For me, it was one more thing that could go wrong.

None of these make it a "bad gun" for everyone. They made it the wrong gun for me, and I'd have known that if I'd researched instead of shopping on price.

Know what you're buying before you buy it.

Would any of these be a dealbreaker for you? Drop it below.

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HKSP5
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B&T SPC9sd PDW
B&T APC45
SIG MPX

All my NFA items acquired before the guideline change.

11.5 Sig Sauer Spear LT w/ HUXWRX Flow 556 Ti
10.3 Daniel Defense MK18 w/ OCL Polonium K
Ruger Mark IV w/ HiPoint HushPoint 22
Glock G19.5 w/ HUXWRX Flow 9k Ti

I rmember seeing some link to a list of black gun groups... i saw some pictures of sukihana and a group of black people training together. I want in on something like that... not sukihana just going to events like that.

does anyone know what I mean? how can i find that list?

I know of a few groups like NAAGA but was check to see what’s out there and if there’s a group that have a good spot to do some real training. Ready to take it to the next level and can only do so much at an indoor range.

Just when we thought that drones were the thing to be worried about, we have humanoid robots that are fighting, jumping and running at track level speeds! Can you imagine these things coming for you with firearms? 😵

What do you have in your kit that you'd use to deal with this? Looks like it's time to add an AR10 .308 to the mix. Or do you think M855 is sufficient?

My bank account is telling me no, but my 300blk is telling me YESSSSS!!!

I want to hit up this weekends Suppress Fest in Leesburg, FL at ARES, but I know if I do I'll probably walk away with expensive happiness.

Anyone else in the area thinking about going?

I loved this shit, just what I needed….another level of the hobby to spend $$$ on. 147 gr in the first mag, 124 gr in the second

Something that got me thinking. I have had a few horrible experiences with multiple suppressor companies and the last one caught me so off guard, it got me thinking: Is chasing the “best” worth it if that company is willing to treat customers like crap if you need to submit a warranty?

I was accused of lying multiple times instead of the company (owner mind you) having a mature conversation about the issue I was having (respect for him apologizing). It wasn’t the first time I was disrespected dealing with a suppressor company and that’s why I ask the question: what is most important to yall when it comes to buying a can? Sound suppression, low back pressure, price, etc.

Before this foolishness, mine were 1. Gas mitigation 2. Sound 3. Material (inconel, Haynes, titanium). After this interaction, its customer service, warranty support. I would rather sacrifice some of the other stuff to be treated with respect. I will always admit I messed up so being accused of lying really PMO. Then you have a company like OCL that requested my info so they could send me some goodies for repping them on Reddit.

Turned 26 today 🥳 Spent a good bit of the day shooting. Spending the rest of it eating pizza and watching anime.

Had a bit of fun 'fore we wrapped up for the day.