3/7/2008 1:28:04 AM Grip Pod is the shit. I got one the other day. If I would have known I would have liked it so much I would have been buying them a long time ago. Now I’m thinking about getting them for the rest of my ARs. Dont know about the CAA. But the Grip Pod is top notch. J-L
11/2/2010 4:47:19 PM Originally Posted By Berzerker77: So lets say a guy was watching his motor section toss out an old camo net in lieu of the new ones they just got issued. Lets also assume said guy went down to the haul away dumpster used to put all the crap from the connexes and talked to the ncoic and got permission to grab the entire net. Would any of said Ghillie Suit guys have need of sections of the rubberized shit from or sections of the net? I’d say that if something like the above story were to ever happen, I’d be interested in some. IM inbound. Tweak
9/15/2011 1:50:43 PM So I can buy magpul mags for $13 but this costs $18? The fuck outta here. Yes, supply/demand. What the market will bear. It’s their product, I don’t have to buy. Blah blah blah. Make the fucking thing in China, you know 99% of us really don’t give a fuck. jrzy
4/19/2012 1:38:21 AM in what? ACR26
7/30/2009 8:55:04 PM As others have said, Surefireshas the best construction and beam quality. Streamlights are also good lights, but the beam is no where near as nice as the Surefire. I do like the switchs and different battery options Streamlight has. JAD
4/16/2012 5:28:26 PM Or you could use a hahn precision scout rail and use normal scope rings – see piccy I just happen to know where one is available for a lot lot cheaper than a LaRue mount DI_Burnside
9/15/2011 1:00:29 PM Originally Posted By nhsport: One of the problems is that the firearms/accessory business is just not that big. I belong to a decent sized gun club (500members and their families) about 200 active shooters who likely own 100 ARs. Many only one,some of us 5 or 6 (ok 175 Ars at the top end) I guess about 30 or 40 of these guns are railed up and only 15 have rail covers. This would be spread out across 5 or 6 different companies I am completely guesstimating here but the business just isn’t that big. One of us gun nuts that buys all this stuff thinks up a new product and thinks they are going to make a ton of cash doesn’t stop to think that gun owners are only a slice of the population and most gun owners buy just a couple of factory guns and use them just like they come from the factory As others have said anything but a little hobby business gets strangled by setup costs. The actual production cost of an item is not the major consideration The smart guys are the ones who can take a product that is already produced and adapt it to the firearms industry ,repackage,market and profit You can’t tell me 95% of the gun lubes and cleaning supplies are nothing but automotive stuff that is repackaged I can agree there… I don’t buy many of the Gun accessories because I can’t afford to pay $70 for a vertical grip. The only vertical grip I have, I won for free! Tasked with the decision between $40 rail covers or no rail covers, I will choose no rail covers. I agree that the market is limited for AR15 Gun accessories but in my opinion, the cost itself keeps the market from growing. ETA: The fact that Falcon Industries patented the idea of rail covers and sued everyone else doesn’t make the accessory market cheaper. Gyrene84
M14 Scope Mounts
Now maybe certain individuals get lazy and they don’t want to, or maybe their CO makes them turn in weapons to the arms room for even the simplest repair. But even then, it makes it a lot easier for the unit armorer. A bolt swap will fix most issues when an AR breaks. Everything [...]