@Schadraquetor nah, at a comedy club

Tell him to go on stage and tell his jokes there

Smooth

Oper8r smooth

Tannerite trash can would have been my next suggestion.

I mean we could launch multiple raids on the dude

If we met in person I would make sure his bullets fit in my gun. The next step would be to test fire em

Critical duty is the best

It may not have the biggest expansion but it's pretty widely regarded as the best if not one of the very best carry rounds

I use critical duty when working, I'd really only use that, or speer gold dot, or even RIP if it wasnt a meme.
Say what you will about it, but it does have solid expansion and soft barrier penetration, without over penetrating a target

Yeah it's the barrier blind aspects that make it the best

Speer gold dot is also solid

Gold dot is what most departments issue as duty ammunition. At least NYPD and some local PDs do

I used to work at Hornady, and the first bullet I worked on was 9mm Critical Duty, and I can confirm that the QC on those bullets is borderline excessive

@Hobbs respect+

Duh

I got dat info

Easy there speed racer

Hey @ThaOGKB we gonna chill on that talk

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It’s called <#663054896337125376> you walnut

Idk weather to put this in here, <#574290286340079626> or <#644735944771108878> so here it goes. 'why you dont let anyone and I mean ANYONE touch your rifle'

My first AR build was not long after I transfered out of active duty Army and into the Reserves. I did a SHIT load of research and decided on how I should build it. So I did with the lower I got for christmas and was all but completed exept the bolt carrier group

I had a friend (im involved is scouting) who was a scout dad, loved guns and had a gunsmith buddy. He caught wind (from my dad) I was building a rilfe and wanted to take it give it to the gunsmith buddy to make sure it didnt 'blow up in my face'. I said sure and a week later it come back.

Que 'who's gun is this?' different stock, different mag release, different foregrip, different everything. The guy dropped 3k worth of parts into my gun, finished it, guccied it. The only things that remained of what I bought was the barrel, upper, lower, buffer tube and trigger.

Im fucking pissed. Complained a little, dad ended up liking it so i gave it to him and rebuilt my own

So moral of this story NEVER let anyone touch your rifle

Jesus H. dude, that's fucked

RIP
What happened to the parts

But yeah, unless you're a complete retard or have no faith in yourself, there's really no need to send an AR to a 'smith. AR's aren't "built" they're assembled

He gave back the parts he took off which went into my new rifle. yea but I was new and wasnt sure yaknow?

Honestly the first one I hand build I'll take it to my trusted gunsmith just cause I want that assurance
Just to be safe

The problem I had with my build was aligning the gas port just right

They were really expensive magpul parts which I didnt mind but the point is that he said 'eehhh just do it anyway I dont think he'll mind

Regardless
The fact that you messed with someone's pride and joy
Just cause
That's wrong

Especially when you were never given permission

Honestly I dont know who to be mad at because I dont know who decided to put the parts on my rifle, my buddy or the gunsmith

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I don't know what to tell you man

Just thought Id sgare