Talon grips are great

Talon grips are great

Been running these on my duty pistol for the last several years, recently replaced my last set after a year and a half of use. Decided I should add one to my M18, glad I did.

u/DirtDoc2131 — 12 days ago

Which one are you choosing for home defense?

Beretta 1301, BCM 10.3”, Glock 45, or Flux Raider (impatiently waiting for the Shiv to show up)?

u/DirtDoc2131 — 29 days ago

Start of a new clone project

Grabbed this off Tacswap a few days ago, didn’t realize at the time that it was a M17 slide and TC prefix FCU due to the slide being painted. Took the paint off, and I’ve got myself a start to a cool little Flux Raider clone.

u/DirtDoc2131 — 1 month ago

Start of a new Flux build

Traded a guy an old SP101 I had laying around for all of this. Grabbed a Flux and Vortex Defender ST Enclosed on a Labor Day sale. Excited to put this all together and take it to the range.

u/DirtDoc2131 — 1 month ago

New carrier for a new job. Love me some Ranger Green.

Started a new part time job supporting the local jump out boys. Got a new carrier for it. My belt I already have will suffice, but I didn’t have a RG carrier to match the homies so here we are.

u/DirtDoc2131 — 1 month ago

PT Paramedic Jobs in the DMV

BLUF: What are the best PT paramedic jobs in the DMV?

Currently an active duty paramedic with 14 years of experience, 10 of which being ALS. I currently teach at a level 1 trauma center, ride the truck as a paramedic for a hospital based critical care service, and work part time as a contract paramedic.

Have a mix of contract, in-hospital, tactical, community, and flight experience. I'm moving to the DMV area next spring and looking to continue part time employment. I'm curious, what are the best places for me to work part time and what is the pay like?

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u/DirtDoc2131 — 2 months ago

Basic bitch AR

Got this pretty basic FN 15 that I keep around for friends to use. Good to have even if I don’t use it, had a buddy use it for a rifle course we took together over the past few days. Did its job without issues.

u/DirtDoc2131 — 2 months ago

Work gun clone

I do FOF training about once every other month. Had an extra Colt laying around, so I figured I’d clone my work gun to train with. Next training is in a few weeks, excited to break it in.

u/DirtDoc2131 — 2 months ago

Train like you fight, or something.

Had an extra Colt AR laying around that I wasn’t using. I do FOF training every few months, so figured I’d dedicate a rifle to just that. Have a UTM bolt (somewhere, still looking for it) and a Simunition bolt on order.

May add an Aimpoint on here eventually, but this works well for what I use it for.

u/DirtDoc2131 — 2 months ago
▲ 112 r/SubaruForester+1 crossposts

New roof rack

Added a Rhino Rack to the Forester, going to be adding some tie downs to carry some tools and camping supplies. Like the look of it, and the wind noise has been minimal so far at speeds up to 75mph.

u/DirtDoc2131 — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/StarlinkMini+1 crossposts

Starlink Mini Roof Wiring

I'm looking at installing a Starlink Mini on my roof rack, and am wondering how people are wiring power to lights or Starlinks.

On my older vehicles, I've drilled into the roof, but don't want to do that just yet. Current thought is to run it down the B pillar and secure it with butyl tape, it will be powered by a power station in the rear.

Any other suggestions?

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u/DirtDoc2131 — 2 months ago
▲ 56 r/subaru

Freshly Tinted

20% front, 5% rear. Perfect for storing camping gear while still being able to see out at night.

u/DirtDoc2131 — 2 months ago

Well that’s annoying

Been backpacking and car camping for the past week, have a few more nights. Eno jungle hammock had the support bar snap in half when I sat in it last night. Didn’t jump in, and only weigh 150. I’ll be emailing their support when I get home.

Back to ground camping for the next few days I guess.

u/DirtDoc2131 — 3 months ago
▲ 13 r/Jeep

Cargo Management

I’ve been backpacking and car camping for the past week, just wanted to post this and say how much it’s improved the cargo management for the Jeep.

Not to say it was bad before, but this product or similar will definitely improve how you can haul stuff around, providing it’s not too tall.

Still got a few more days to go - hope this helped someone!

u/DirtDoc2131 — 3 months ago