Surefire

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Hey guys, I'm trying to install some Flex Z coilovers on my own, and I think I've done everything right, but I noticed the swaybar endlink does not reach...

I have adjusted the ride height portion to pretty much stock in order for it to reach, but when I try to lower it again, you can see the swaybar endlink there put under pressure as it is pulled up with the coilovers shortening.

Is this normal/okay?

EDIT: DO BOTH SIDES AT THE SAME TIME. Front Left and Front Right. Make adjustments AT THE SAME TIME. Jesus.

Installation of rear is pretty impossible... Anyone have any experience/advice for the rear? I really don't see how I can do this with so many things

Someone at work just brought up the fact that there are no QTs in Scottsdale, which blew my mind. Does anyone know why, exactly? I feel like QTs are generally on the nicer side of gas station/convenience stores.

The only information I could find was on Wiki:

In the Phoenix metropolitan area, there are no QuikTrip stores located within the city limits of the suburb of Scottsdale. This is due to a city ordinance that regulates the design and build of gas and service stations within city limits that severely goes against the company's distinct uniform design of their stores.^[citation ^needed] Neither the cit

I just picked up my very first revolver, a brand new Ruger GP100 Match Champion, and was surprised to see some pretty defined lines on the cylinder. I was expecting them to form with some good use, but from factory testing?

http://i.imgur.com/KsxRe6F.jpg

Why exactly do these lines form?

Do they form faster/harder due to mistimings in the mechanisms during cycling?

Is this cause for concern?

Is there anything I can do to lessen this effect without potentially damaging the revolver?

I'm inclined to just embrace the lines as it won't be a safe queen, as long as it isn't the result of some minor issue that I should address sooner than later.

Also, any and all tips regarding shooting, clea

http://i.imgur.com/k7HRzW6.png

Would these be identified as a vertical foregrip by the ATF and make your handgun an AOW?

Are they AFG and legal when it's cold out?

I have been using the green Howard Leight Electronic Earmuffs when I go shooting, but they get in the way with low cheek welds when using rifles.

I have some crazy comfortable Ultimate Ears TripleFi earbuds that have greater decibel reduction, and was wondering if there was a sound amplification device that automatically cuts at around 82dB or so but where you can plug in your own earbuds.

I have searched and searched, but cannot find one for the life of me.

Do normal hearing aid/sound amplifiers cut off at certain decibels?

What do you guys use for hearing protection? I prefer cheap foam, but I've been shooting with groups more and more often recently. Those cheap foam plugs block an in

I didn't get a good look at the bike, but I saw a black sport bike with the front turn signals in the fender (Like the Ninja 300), and its turn signal was an intermittent, quick, 3-flash sequence:

Blink-blink-blink ............ Blink-blink-blink ............ Blink-blink-blink ............ etc.

Instead of the usual:

ti..ck ..... ti..ck ...... ti..ck ..... ti..ck ...... etc.

I hope that makes sense..

It was the first and only time I've seen something like that and thought it was the coolest thing ever. Reminded me of an airplane or something. Is that tacky? I kinda liked it.

I've tried googling what sort of modification that was or what it's even called, but I only get "TURN SIGNAL HYPER