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Ah, they really do ? Didn't know that,,,, gosh, lousy aim that I have probably wouldn't improve much any way,,, LOL !
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Ah, they really do ? Didn't know that,,,, gosh, lousy aim that I have probably wouldn't improve much any way,,, LOL !
Picked up a Sig p238 a couple of days ago, and my D.M. Bullard pocket holster arrived this morning.
That looks like a nice EDC rig !
Thanks Chibbi, it really does make for a good edc.
Today I'm getting the permit and tomorrow is gun-shopping day !
2.5 months waiting on a permit for a plain jane 9x19mm G19 handgun, so stop complaining California, Massachusetts and New York !
ps: ,,,and that's not a CC permit I'm talking about, it's a permit to simply own the gun !
Darned, the G19 wasn't in the shipment,,, now I have to wait another week,,, oh well, all good comes to those who wait, I guess,,,
Hey Chibbi, I think you should become a drug dealer! Then you'll get to own G19, automatic rifles, machine guns and even grenades, without having to ask any fucking government for permit!
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Hey guys,
Ive got a few questions for you about some ar15 accessories.
Basicly im looking to buy my first ar and the place im looking
At has a few "upgrades" I can add on to the rifle as I said I've
Never owned a ar15 before but have had a few ak's and sks's
I do own a few handguns such as a hk usp 45, ruger redhawk
In 44 mag and a kahr cw40 !... So the ar im looking at is a colt
6920 ( G and R tactical has them for $945 right now ) and I
Know colt is gtg along with daniel defense,lmt,bcm and others
So my question is now that ive decided on the rifle I want what
Should I add to it to make it " better" and more reliable ?
Here is what im looking to add so far 1) bcm gun fighter mod 4
Charging handle 2)battlecomp flash suppresor 3)geissele ssa
Trigger 4) noveske qd receiver plate also later on I do plan on
Adding a daniel defense omega rail to it ! All said and done this
All will be about 1300 out the door which is my budget ! So what
Do you guys think ?
Also do any of you guys have any experience with the
Bcm gun fighter charging handle and the battlecomp
And the geissele ssa trigger ? If so what are your thoughts
About good bad any and every thing will help
The gunfighters are nice, especially if you have a scope. I have an Omega-X on one of my AR's, I like it a lot. Thinkin about putting a Battlecomp on an AK, they are pretty spendy though. They are supposed to control the muzzle climb pretty well,,,
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From what i hear the battlecomp is a good value
For what it does ! And compared to the triple tap
It aint that pricey and i hear it works better also
If your interested there is a 80 plus page thread
About the battlecomp on m4carbine.net !
^you guys get to have all the cool toys,,, I'm born on the wrong continent
Sounds like you did your homework. I can't say anything bad about your set up. I purchased one of the battlecomps for my XCR 223 barrel, I like it. good luck w/ the new rifle.
Yes sir ! For this past year ive been trying to learn all
I can about the ar-15 until I narrowed to dowm to
Three brands colt,daniel defense,and lmt... But I
Found a good deal on the colt so ill go with that !
I realy dont think you could go wrong with these
Three brands ! ...
You should check out the Larue ar(s) also.
LaRues are awesome, but not in that price range at all. The Colt at sub 1k is a good deal. The Battlecomps work as advertised, as does the Triple Tap. I have both, the Knights seems more effective, but certainly NOT three times the price better. I run BCM charging handles on everything. Giessele triggers are among the best out there. I am hankering to try an AR Gold, but I havent started another build, yet. Daniel Defense rails are outstanding, as are Troy and LaRue. You have made sound decisions so far, sir. Good luck and enjoy the rifle.
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La Sportiva Miura - Men's
I'm a woman but have long, narrow feet, and find that…
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $130
I'm a woman but have long, narrow feet, and find that the men's Miuras are great for me. The laces allow for me to cinch them up tightly enough for my narrow feet, and they fit them like a glove.
I use these solely for gym climbing and they stick super well to plastic. They do take a while to break in and the toes are pretty pointy, though, so they get a little sore (but that's fine for gym, cragging, etc.).
- Sticky
- Mold to foot well
- Stinky
- Take a while to break in
- Small toes
Fit: Fits the foot itself like a glove, but toes are a little cramped and can get sore/bruised.
Comfort: Takes a while to break in... probably about 10 climbs for me.
Traction: Sticks great to plastic — never tried on rock.
Construction: The shoe has held up really well over the last year and a half, but the laces disintegrate pretty quickly with crack climbing (easy fix).
Conditions: Purchased around January 2013, used a couple times a week in the gym since then.
Thanks for the review, Olivia. I've only tried on climbing shoes one time, and I was amazed at how snug they are.
3 years ago
I'm glad these work for you Olivia, I gave mine to my son, they are too long in the toe for me.
3 years ago
These shoes are just great for sport-climbing, boulder…
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: 159 U$
These shoes are just great for sport-climbing, boulder and even trad climbing. I've used these guys overall and have no regrets. It's comfortable, sticky and efficient.
Since a reliable edging on routes from a powerful heel job, this shoes, if fitted correctly, can be your number one shoes. I'd recommend for every kind of climb. Seriously.
- Heels
- Sticky rubber
- Reliable Edging
- Not so good for steep boulders
I felt that rubber stretched a lot, so I'd recommend down sizing. How much? Depends on your style and your use. I wear a 9.5 street size and bought the Miuras on 39.5 (7 US) for precise use. It is still comfortable, making me able to use at some routes (max. on 30' - 45'). When bouldering, I use to take'em off.
The sole is a Vibram and super sticky. Try to maintain it clean and you won't regret. Idk about how much time it will last, but for sure one year with intense use will be the minimum.
I've used on sandstone, granite, limestone and quartzito (at Brazil) and it last long very good. The Brazilian granite is so much more rough and they could still work good. Never had any contact with water or moisture, and it didn't stink.
Conclusion: Great shoes. If you have the money, it is worthwhile. You pay and will not bother yourself.
Great climbing shoes for difficult routes. It is suitable…
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: about 100 euro
Great climbing shoes for difficult routes. It is suitable for beginners also.
- Precise
- Good quality
- Price
I use these climbing shoes for over two years now and I am very satisfied.
I use 1,5 size smaller than my actual size for shoes and are still quite comfortable (up to 20, 25 min or so).
It gives user great and precise grip for small footholds, allowing user to climb difficult routes.
Beside I just got a new rubber (worn out), shoes are still in good shape.
This shoe is perfect!! I was cautious about getting…
Price Paid: $159
This shoe is perfect!! I was cautious about getting a velcro shoe, but this holds just as tight as laces and is much easier to take off/on.
It took me from climbing a shaky 5.8 to a comfortable 5.9/10. I couldn't believe how much more confidence it gave my footing. It can smear and edge without any issues.
I use it indoor and outdoor. Mostly outdoor.
I have owned three different types of shoes and these are by far the best. Just buy these!!! You will be so glad you did.
I have been on the hunt for a shoe that fits my heel…
Materials: leather
Use: bouldering
Break-in Period: 1-2 weeks
Price Paid: $200 AUS
I have been on the hunt for a shoe that fits my heel and so far the Miura is as close as it gets.
My first pair of climbing shoes was the Red Chili X Cube which had a heel that fitted me quite nicely but the shoe was 1-2 sizes too big. I later tried a Chilis again but super tight and due to the arch in your foot, the heel wasn't as effective anymore.
The DENTEX material the Miuras are lined with are real rough on your toes especially if you fit them super tight and lead to calluses.
The vibram rubber is no way as sticky as stealth C4 or stealth Onyx but the Miuras have a stiff sole which gives you confidence on little edges.
I'm a street size 9US and my Miuras are 37 EUR.
The break-in period was painful and long. Took a solid 2 weeks with plastic freezer bags on before they didn't hurt as much but I still have to take them off between problems.
They are a great all rounder shoe.
LaSportiva makes the highest quality of climbing shoes.
Break-in Period: 3-5 climbing trips
Price Paid: who cares
LaSportiva makes the highest quality of climbing shoes. The Miuras are no exception to this. This is my favorite shoe when I need surgical prescion for scary pull downs. It is extremely comfortable after break in. They will stretch 1/2 size, buy them smaller to accommodate this. The edging of this shoe is unbeliaviable. Also the new XS grip rubber is the best all around rubber, even better the stealth c4. I have never had problems with friction in this shoes. If they feet your feet proper, and you want to take your climbing to the next level buy them.
I've been climbing in Miuras for three years now.
Break-in Period: 3-4 trips
Price Paid: $100-$120
I've been climbing in Miuras for three years now. They are absolutely the best edgeing shoe I've found! As far as an all around, there's nothing better that I've tried. Miuras are comfy, clingy, and an all around high performing shoe.
They are a precise shoe, which edge very well. They…
Use: technical face climbs / rock climbing
Price Paid: $130
They are a precise shoe, which edge very well. They fit a narrow-medium width foot. The rubber is not as soft as C4. However, I wear them on all routes unless the rock has poor friction or it is consistently steep. For lower friction rock and past vertical routes, I prefer Scarpa slippers.
I haven't found them to be all that sticky. They do…
Materials: Lined leather
Use: everything
Break-in Period: short
I haven't found them to be all that sticky. They do however edge superbly, toe hook like my middle finger. And they are pretty comfy, mine are breaking in after only a few climbs. They do stretch a half size to a size. Buy 'em good and snug and than buy them a half size smaller or you will be disappointed! Overall I am looking forward to working some more sport and trad routes in them.
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In addition to the 9 men's reviews above, there is 1 review for another version of the Miura. Read all reviews »
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At times, you may have a need for raw artichoke hearts, which can be steamed or used in recipes. Artichoke hearts taste best when they're cooked, but sometimes you won't have a need to cook the whole artichoke along with the heart. Here is how you separate the heart from a raw artichoke, which you can then steam or cook as you please.
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Separating the Heart from a Raw Artichoke
- Have a bowl of cold water with lemon juice handy, as well as some fresh lemon halves, to keep your artichoke pieces from oxidizing and turning brown. Rinse your artichokes under cold water, pulling the leaves apart gently to let the water run between them and flush out any impurities. Pat the artichokes dry with a clean kitchen towel or paper towel.
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