It’s the dream of (almost) every AR-15 owner: having a selector switch that goes “all the way” to full auto. And while it’s possible to own, it’s extremely expensive and a massive bureaucratic nightmare. Enter the 3MR trigger from Tac-Con, which goes “all the way to 11” and enables a nifty assisted reset feature that gets you to within a hair’s breadth of the trigger reset. It’s great if you want to fire really really fast, but it takes some practice to get used to the trigger. But man, when you do, it’s almost indistinguishable from full auto. Except it takes a lot more work and a lot less paperwork.
Odd… I always considered murderers to be “classic criminals”.
In an election year? Ha. The Courant, as per usual, is delusional. If the Republicans can put up even a slightly reasonable candidate (i.e. not Foley) they have a real shot at Governor given that the last election was a squeaker.
That being said, Malloy has already lost my vote, I’ll write in Daffy Duck if I have to.
I love Matt Farah, but this is some of the dumbest shit I’ve ever seen. He’s obviously not down with it at all, so whatever boss of his that asked him to do that should be ashamed of himself. Honestly, I would lose my job in a heartbeat over getting shot at, regardless of how bulletproof the car is supposed to be.
And I thought it would be common sense to allow senior NCOs, officers, MPs, and those assigned guard duty to carry ready-to-use firearms.
If this is what happens when ONE person does a spree killing on a military base, you would have to dread what would happen if a more organized assault by more determined people occured. I am thinking something on the scale if the event at Mumbai.
With incidents like these (Gun Appreciation Day – Five Injured at Three Different Gun Shows, we’re living up to what the antis think/say.
Why didn’t TTAG report on this?
Only one IGOTD award available per day.
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Looks fun.
Thanks. Fixed the headline and text. I can’t do anything about the video title.
I carried a Series 70 Combat Commander in 45 ACP for 10 years before I switched. It is a good sidearm, and like most of my sidearms, it’s more accurate than I am. It’s just very heavy, even in a Bianchi X16 Agent shoulder rig. The Glock 19 I have with me today is nice and light, even in a SHTF ACE 1 hybrid IWB holster. With a new Bianchi rig on the way, I think I have a combination that’ll work for quite a while to come.
That said, there is the S&W M&P Compact to consider… 🙂
Must have… NOW!!
More Colion Noir videos? YES!
I have yet to see any of them run smoothly or faster than I can pull a regular match grade trigger. I wish it was more effortless and intuitive. As of now, I’ll wait for a more refined gen 2 or three before dropping $500 on one.
My father has proverbial f you money Maybe I see something to beg for as a graduation present
But retired LEO’s are more equal than the rest of us lowly animals!
I’ve had my run ins with dirty cops more than most growing up in the inner city. From two cops who robbed a friend of his weed only to be found 2 streets over and smoking it, an officer who would park his squad car in the alley to go to sleep for his shift every day, and 2 Sargeants stealing a crate of fireworks from myself and my brothers then taking them down the street to sell them to someone who was more than happy to take them off their hands. The last one happened just after another cop had stopped by asking us when we were going to start because she wanted to see the show.
Not all cops are bad or evil dirtbags. My friend said “I hate cops”, I said “You mean dirty cops”. He said ” Yeah I said cops!”. In the country this seems less of a problem because the amount of temptation is very very low. People are greedy by nature, that is the truth. All I can say is my experience with cops in the country are unbelievably different. They’re helpful, caring, generally good people. They still let people off with warnings, and you don’t have to be a large breasted blond either. Put these same cops in the city and who knows.
I have an father in law and a cousin who are country peace officers, yeah that’s what police are supposed to be. Keeping the peace is different than using your badge or someone else using it to make money for the county, city, town or yourself. What the hell do my property, state, and city taxes pay for? It sure as hell isn’t road repair.
Until all of us “animals” realize that we’re all equal nothing will change. I don’t know why everyone is so surprised by this, it happens on a regular basis with retired or active duty LEOs alike. This won’t be big news, it will likely get lost in the shuffle. Antis don’t like to be proven wrong, it hurts their bulbous egos and their ignorant cause..
What’s the point again of paying ~$2/rd for plastic ammo that has a 6/20 failure rate? If it was ~$.25 cents/rd I’d be interested, but so far I’m yawning.
does the 5 inch have threaded option?
Why not $5599?
I mean, if you’re asking for a mint anyways, you may as well go big or go home.
they DON’T know the weight? what the heck. We’ll make this ultralight rifle, but we don’t know the weight.
So long as MDA is asking the media to do this voluntarily (i.e., it’s not seeking any legal compulsion requiring the media to do so), I agree that it has a point.
Losers like this crave attention and recognition. If the media decides to behave responsibly and voluntarily decide to quit giving it to them, it would probably have a greater chance of decreasing mass shootings than idiotic proposals like magazine capacity limits.
When it wants to, the media can choose not to publicize things, or cover events in a restricted fashion. See, for instance, the refusal of the vast majority of the media that refused to publish copies of the Mohammad cartoons. (I disagreed with those refusals — IMO, they were more motivated by simple cowardice than any sort of actual principle — but they do illustrate that the media can indeed choose not to cover something.)
Of course, expecting the media as a whole to behave responsibly is probably about as naive as expecting criminals to obey gun laws.