If you look at it like an HBAR that has to marked or marketed as such I'd avoid this due to the fact it's not listed as an angled foregrip anywhere on the page. You could probably argue in your favor but it would be a lot easier if it was marketed as an AFG.
Limiting yourself on magnification because you don't think you'll need it is not the right approach. 5X is low and then you can go up to 25X. The only issue I see is weight/size if that's a consideration.
I like the 220gr subs in my 10.5" 300BLK with the Rugged 45, it's really quiet. I can't reload for 300BLK right now but the 150gr sub sounds interesting.
I guess it depends on the state of the pistol. If the slide is locked back the mag release is faster, if the slide is closed and you insert a new mag you have to manipulate the slide. I'm guessing maybe he's referring to the pinch method like a slingshot, thumb and pointer vs. the reverse palm...
You're not a fan of the slingshot? I always used to use the mag release but I was told it can wear down from rubbing, so the slingshot method was better to prevent that. Either way works for me.
I went to a pistol training class on the Eastern Shore a while back. They were based out of Salisbury. There were only 3 of us so it was pretty small. It was me another guy who could shoot and a woman trying to get her concealed carry permit. I was just going for some formal pistol training. We...
What is their definition of an assault weapon? Any weapon used to assault someone else? If I use a pencil to stab someone in the neck I just converted a writing implement into an implement of murder, or an "assault weapon". Freaking libs.
I really like my M&P10, I free floated the handguard, added a Magpul stock, and a CMC flat trigger. I really like the ambi controls and it's plenty accurate. I think I paid around $1k for it and it was worth it.