u/Every_Appearance_367

I recently bought another stribog, an sp9a3s. I already have a sp9a3g. I bought the S to be strictly a backpack gun and plan on putting a lingle lower on it and frt but I travel to Florida a lot from Tennessee and just today I learned frt's in Florida are illegal. So is it worth it putting the frt in it? Also how does the lingle lower on the stribog do with shooting subs, supers, and hollow points, will it run all three reliably?

I had my mind made up on the rattler and have been on the lookout for one at a deal and then I seen the Remnant and now I'm torn. When folded the Remnant gets as short as 12" without the suppressor and 16" with the suppressor. Without the suppressor the rattler is like 17" folded. I've seen enough reviews on here and elsewhere to know that the Remnant will 99% return to zero which is awesome, but my concern is how easily and reliably will it run switching from subs to supers quickly in a fight, or how reliable is the Remnant all together? I seen where some school resource officers are carrying them and they have said they love them but what's the longevity of them? 🤯😵‍💫🙃 Before anyone states, yes you cannot shoot the Remnant folded, yes it takes longer to deploy the Remnant, but if something happens, unless you are in a home, hotel room, or a mass shooter situation, you are going to pull your ccw first, then get to your rifle. So the 5 seconds longer it takes to unfold the Remnant really isn't an issue. I want to know would you bet your life on it?

Which of the two is better?

For light weight adv, bdr, and single track?

Had a dirt bike all the way up to my early 20's, then got a Harley and road them till my second kid 7 years ago. I think about riding almost as much as sex, so I want something. I'll be doing short one to two day trips maybe, ride it to work, logging roads, jeep trails, mild real tight single track, and tons of gravel roads. Mainly just using it for therapy, get out and clear my head. I live in East Tennessee and you can run 100 miles and not get on blacktop. I'm interested in the kove 800, tenere 700, Kove 450, or just a plain old drz400 but I'll put a rally tower on it. I want something reliable too. I like the idea of a klr but I'm afraid I wouldn't be happy with the power, or lack there of.

I'm wanting a backpack truck gun and was dead set on 300 bo rattler, then I came across a video of a rattler in 7.62x39. I know that 300bo is quieter, softer shooting and an inch shorter but is it more accurate, have more knockdown power, more reliable running with a suppressor, and have cheaper ammo than the 7.62x39 version? I've never owned either caliber but cheaper ammo, more knockdown power, and having the same accuracy as 300bo, does it not seem that the 7.62x39 rattler is the better choice?

Is there a pistol/sbr that is reliable and accurate as a rattler in 300 blackout with a barrel that is less than 8" in 7.62x39 that can easily go between subs and supers while always running a suppressor? I've only seen one good review on the rattler chambered in 7.62x39, the rest of the reviews I have seen have reported magazine issues, that and them shooting really hard.