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I've made quite a few purchases from them over the past couple of months. Fast shipping, good prices on sale items, and the one issue I had was a carrier problem that was quickly resolved (UPS returned my package to them despite using the same address I've used for all of my other orders). It was quickly shipped out again same day.
Surprisingly, the backordered items I've bought have also arrived very quickly.
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I needed a Comstock muzzle device and hub adapter. I thought the wrong item was out of stock and only ordered the muzzle device at first. I shot them a message as soon as I realized my error and Devin replied almost instantly. He offered combine my second order with the first. My order arrived very quickly along with a cup of coffee that came in handy during a rough work day.
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14lb, fingertip, conventional thumbhole
I already bought some inexpensive shoes online, so my plan was simple. Go to a pro shop, get a cheap spare ball or something used, and then get a Storm Tropical Surge once I got better at basics. I mostly wanted something that was fitted to me instead of continuing to use house balls.
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I'm just starting to get into bowling. I have some previous injuries so I don't want to drop a bunch of money on equipment until I'm sure I can physically handle it. The rental shoes at the alley I go to don't slide well if at all and buying an inexpensive pair of shoes ($40-$50) would end up saving me money pretty quickly. I've seen KR Strikeforce recommended a lot for beginner/budget shoes.
My question is about slip-on shoes. How well do they work? I'm able to manage laces but it can be difficult for me and I've switched to slip-on shoes for my daily wear. I've been looking at KR Strikeforce "The Austin" because they're $40 but if there are any major downsides to slip-ons I'll get shoes w
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I'm going to have to relocate my display eventually, but I'm enjoying it for now. The fancy sageo display knots they came with didn't fit on the stand, so I went for a simple wrap to help relax the kinks in the cord. I was originally going to do a quick release storage knot on all of them but it looked bad with the wavy sageo. I actually really like how the wrap looks so I'm keeping it for now.
The stand was $11 on Amazon, and surprisingly feels rock solid.
From top down:
- HanBon Forge custom wakizashi (1060, silver shitodome, black brass habaki and seppa)
- HanBon For
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I was originally intending to just build a new 5.56, but I ended up with an extra stripped Anderson lower and BCM blem stripped upper due to sales. I was kicking around the idea of making a 300 build with the extras but I wasn’t planning to start collecting more parts until next year.
And then I impulse bought a 10" Aero/BA 300 barrel because it was on sale (and the length I wanted). Due to how things worked out over the past couple weeks, all I really need now to make it functional is a handguard. My budget is technically low, but I'm not in a rush at all and don't mind waiting for sales or GAFS deals on quality components/upgrades.
Handguard. I was looking at KAK's 9" handguard. Mos
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I impulse bought a .300 Blackout barrel during the Labor Day sale because I had an spare stripped upper and lower along with vague plans to make a .300 build. The price was fantastic and it got here quickly. I also had a question that was more than answered. I'm inevitably going to spend more money buying parts from his site.
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Finally made it out to a range to try thumb draw for the first time and I'm addicted now
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I first dipped my toes in with the classic combination of a stripped Anderson lower and a PSA upper + LPK. I did a crap job of assembling the lower due to not having proper tools but it has functioned flawlessly over the past few years. The upper has a couple issues but it works. For an optic, I chucked on a blem PA micro red dot that diagnosed my astigmatism but it's manageable enough to get me on target.
A while ago I got a fantastic deal on a Vortex Strike Eagle 1-6x24 + mount. Since I finally have a Wheeler FAT wrench, I considered swapping out the red dot with the LPVO
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I've had this one for a while, but hadn't had any luck picking it. After getting my American 1106 open, I figured I had a better shot with it. I again used my Jimylong's 0.019 medium flat hook with a Covert Instruments 0.040 turner for TOK tension. After I got a bit more used to fighting through the warding, it was go time. Once I dropped into a false set, I was able to work through the rest of the spools with a good bit of manual counter-rotation. I was very surprised when it opened but managed to avoid joining the rattle club. I'll have to get more consistent with this or
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