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jameeson said:
Not sure I get your question brother ,
But I am running an h3 with Sprinco blue spring
Works pretty good with 110/124gr slugs and subsonics .

Most uppers I run have adjustable gas blocks but this one is fixed

Suppressor is Omega 300,
I like these cans, relatively lightweight, relatively short , and I have a lot of rifles with ASR mounts
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I tried to be short and not fill up the post with too much technicalities.
You actually answered all my questions, plenty of info I was looking for, thank you Sir! Nice setup !
 
So, I plan to buy one gun this year, and be done until next year when I move to Texas. I have a list of guns I want, but have to decide on one. Opinions and suggestions bare appreciated. My list and reasons:

Chiappa Rhino: I have two classic S&W revolvers, but both in .38. I love the way the Rhino looks. Probably the 6" barrel.

1911 although I've shot many but never owned one. I go back and forth because I feel like I should own one for historical sake, but just not a huge fan of shooting them. I don't care for single action guns. It would be a .45 of course.

I wish CZ made a hammer fired subcompact. Maybe pick up a 75 variant anyway.

Canik Mete MC9 I like the ambidexterity as I shoot with either hand

IWI Masada slim I like the look of these a lot.

Beretta PX4 compact Langdon Tactical edition.

In all honesty, I truly want a hammer fired gun. I have 3 striker fired guns and a PX4 .40 4". I wish more subcompact/compact guns came in .40.

Once I move to Texas I will be looking at a second AK and a .45-70 lever gun.
 
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So I've pretty much decided on a Rhino, but I really wanna hold one if not shoot it. I've been considering getting the 3" model for an alternative to my Sig P365X SAS. I have a S&W 36 but I'm not exactly confident it has the power to get through winter clothes coats, etc.

I've also considered getting a Dan Wesson 15 pistol pack but decided against spending $2k+.

I plan to trade in my Remington 887 Nitro Mag, 28" barrel. It's only been shot a few times, maybe 20 rounds. I have the mag tube extension kit though I never installed it. I'm not a shotgun guy, and I have another shorter barreled one.

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New folding stock came. Huge improvement. The longest length is perfect for me. I get the right LOP and a good cheek weld. My accuracy will definitely improve. The folding part isn't something I really cared about, but makes storage easier.

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RLB0414 said:
I remember your post saying the boot was more comfortable, it looks painful to me. I hope the break heals quickly
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Oh no. The boot hurts just to wear. I had to put an insole in it. I tried it without the insole again last night and one step I was swearing like a sailor with a hook through the eye.
 
K.O.D. said:
Oh no. The boot hurts just to wear. I had to put an insole in it. I tried it without the insole again last night and one step I was swearing like a sailor with a hook through the eye.
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What you are describing is what others have told me. Hopefully you are not in it long
 
RLB0414 said:
What you are describing is what others have told me. Hopefully you are not in it long
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Talked to a nurse at the ortho over the phone she told me how to wrap it in ace bandage until I can get in and get a different type of boot. She agreed that this is the wrong type of boot.
 
K.O.D. said:
Oh no. The boot hurts just to wear. I had to put an insole in it. I tried it without the insole again last night and one step I was swearing like a sailor with a hook through the eye.
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I know how you feel because I just inured my heel when I tried to kick some ice off my trucks fender well with the heel of my boot and the sad thing is I just tossed the boot I got last time I broke my foot and now every step I take reminds me of how stupid I was for trying to remove ice that would have melted in 2 days anyway. Get well and try to take it easy and not rush the healing. I made that mistake the first time and I have been paying for it for the last 3 years.
 
K.O.D. said:
Talked to a nurse at the ortho over the phone she told me how to wrap it in ace bandage until I can get in and get a different type of boot. She agreed that this is the wrong type of boot.
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Hopefully the wait is short and they get you the correct boot
 
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