Training w your Firearm is just as important

But nothing I've said is news to many here lol

A gun is just a tool, doesn't do any good if you don't know how to use it.

Indeed

Which is why I need to actually hit the range this week. Dry firing only gets you so far

True that

But muh ammo!

Man. I miss buying Tula spam cans of 9mm

https://www.g-sight.com/products/copy-of-g-sight-training-system-gen-2?variant=31371801034863

For training, have you ever used something like this as an in between dry fire and live fire?

My new ammo I've been trying out is polymer

Polymer?

Like polymer cased?

Polymer bullets

Wait what?

Those actually exist?!

Yep

Hard to find now

Because of the ammo shortage

Everything is hard to find now to be fair

I’ve heard of them before

@Stargatemaster96 nope never used that before. Might have to get one

My friend needs to find some reloads

One of pistols I'm looking for is a Colt ACE which is a .22 cal 1911 that had similar recoll as a .45

https://g.co/kgs/6C2ADV

Interesting

Definitely good for training

USMC used them for training

There fairly expensive rn

Collector piece

Makes sense

Kinda like the Colt python

This is common question but wats better ak47 ar ar15

I think the armalite is better it is more accuarate and can shoot a bit further than the ak

What do you want out of it

Out of what

The ar or ak

The average person dosent throw their guns in a pile of dirt so if that is true the ar is better

They dont jam like people say, if you treat your guns properly

Agreed

Also when people say it jams they are referring to the original ar15 which came out over 50 years ago, so the new models are better

Make no mistake the AK has Growing Pains too.. as a grunt I'd say the AK but there are M16 variants that can be just as tuff and robust and the same could be said with their cousin the AR15 that have only gotten better as the years past by