u/Littleferris

I ordered a HAN9 literally yesterday morning as it looks like a fun little range gun and would be my first PCC experience. But I didn’t think of the NFA ruling so now the HAN9 is coming with a brace. I feel this gun may end up drastically dropping in price or I’ll be getting a gun with a brace that might feel useless. Idk. Maybe it’s fine and I’m just overthinking it. Would you guys cancel?

If you have suppressors in a trust, do you guys plan on transferring them to yourselves under a 4473(if that becomes possible)? Or just kinda leaving it where it is? Ive been waiting on my first form 4 under the single shot trust and now my ffl is selling the under 4473s. Almost hope the form4 gets denied for some reason so I can just snag it with the 4473 lol. Over all curious on the thoughts of the masses.

Looking at optics for my 15-22 and PSA has both of these bundles on sale, but I can't decide which to go with.
Ive seen the holosun bundle has better eye relief, but the Juliet also has higher magnification?

Or should I skip a bundle entirely and get something like a sig tango lvpo?

I have a 2024 Ioniq 5 and had a j1772 40 amp level 2 EVSE installed at home. This is still my first EV, most of the time I’m able to charge at home no problem. But is there a real need to get nacs to ccs or Tesla to j1772 adapters in the US?

So I've been interested in my first Canik, and I know I want the prime or prime radian, however, I am not a competitive shooter, I go to the range1-2 times a month just to keep up training and I carry, so I might carry it or just have it as a fun range gun. The reviews I've seen say the prime is worth the extra 250-300 but idk if I shoot enough to justify that or even notice the difference in recoil. I understand that price wise the radian is a great deal. But still, 600, vs 900 for a gun I might put 100 rounds in a month if that. Also the prime is just available, where Id have to wait for the radian.

So I bought a house, house had apsystems already installed, original installer serviced for 6 months and is now out of business. DS3-S Inverter either bad or not reporting in the app. All my inverters still have 8 years of warranty, although they apparently won’t even talk to me because I’m not an installer. I found some ds3-s inverters for roughly $160 each new. I reached out to another installer and they want to charge an arm and a leg to “diagnose” the problem.

Do I buy the new inverters or pay another installer? I’m pretty tech savvy and comfortable replacing it myself, but I hate that I’m buying a new product when the current one is under warranty even though doing that is the cheaper option.

What would you guys recommend?

Okay so I am 35, married with 2 kids, a mortgage and 2 car loans and no other debt. Mortage just started a year ago, 30 year mortgage at 6.32% with 428k remaining. Car loan 1 is 1% interest over 4 years and we owe 22k, car loan 2 is 5% interest over 5 years and we owe 18k. We have roughly 50k in fluid funds, half of that would be considered emergency funds sitting in a money market account with our credit union. Each month we have roughly 1k extra to play with and that is after accounting for play, and other non necessary things each month. Ive always been afraid of investing or putting my money where I can't easily reach it. With that said im trying to improve finances for retirement and for just making life easier. Ive been thinking of refinancing into a 15 year but im just not sure what the best action plan should be. Should we pay off the cars before doing a mortgage refinance? Should we just immediately start investing the extra instead?
We are really good at living under our means, but im not good at the best plan for the future. Any help would be greatly appreciated!