which I did because you advised me to

😳

@tacticoolyourjets empty mags don't have bullets, don't need em anymore. High speed low drag, kid 😎

yeah but lots of guys don't have more than 10 or 11 mags

so

retention might be important for them

>Not using a Boston Dynamics dog robot to carry 100 fully loaded mags for you

@Misaki retention is important unless you're .mil with a supply chain.

I have like 60 or more AR mags and I still like to retain them because money be expensive and shit

and I thought I had quite a few at 36

pick up mags after 🤷🏿

I get like 20 more every Black Friday.

I haven't even used like 95 percent of my mags

At one point I had 96 M9 magazines and I don't even have a Beretta.

I've sold most of them now. I think I have 12 left.

I need more Glock mags.

I have 1911 mags for a gun I've thrown into two oceans

What does that even mean

Literally what it means

Yes but what is that

Two world wars. Two oceans 👏🏿

Like, you have a 1911 that you've thrown into two oceans, or you have 1,911 magazines for a gun you've thrown in two oceans?

por que no los dos

Oh fuck.mp4

Are out door hiking boots also good for flat concrete? I really need a more comfortable pair of shoes or boots for work but I'd love it if they could double as gear.

Yes they are

not always

Most working guys wear boots even if they're walking around on concrete

Like as long as we aren't talking like some la Sportivas mountaineering boots

my speed assaults kinda suck on concrete

Who makes those?

salomon

Huh

Just not comfy?

nah just less than desirable traction

I can walk fine

Oh yeah traction depends a lot on sole material

ye

👢

You want steel toe work boots. You do not want steel toe hiking boots.

But if your job doesn't require steel toes, composite toes can be a compromise.