Because all of those deities obviously celebrate the birthday of these imaginary lines on the land we live on. (This post is brought to you in the spirit of inclusivity with a dash of humor on the spectrum) Love y’all!
Been rocking this all boss compact board for a while now. It’s fun as hell, but I’m thinking about swapping out the MT-2 with a FZ-2.
Do you think this would be a formidable board for post-metal/modern prog? Think Isis meets Karnivool.
•Glock 45 Gen 6
•Ameriglo GL-429 irons
•C&H Precision ORS K plate
•Osight SE rds
•Olight PL-X wml
• NDZ Performance Glock Gen 6 threaded barrel
•NDZ Performance 15lb rsa
•Herrington Arms HC95 v2 compensator
•SLR Rifleworks EDC magwell
•SLR Rifleworks +5 mag extension
Looking into the PB-3 gen2 or the PB-K. Is the only way to mount either on my Glock Gen 6’s ORS system is to use an aftermarket Acro plate? Any possible ORS compatible ghost adapter plates in the future?
For the haters 😘
First week carrying the latest iteration of my 45.6 went surprisingly well. I picked up an NDZ Performance Gen 6 threaded barrel about 3 weeks ago and the Herrington Arms HC95 v2 last week. I got the comp installed after the 500 round break-in advised by HA. At first I was a little concerned about the compensator being uncomfortable during carry (Slim Fit Phalanx AIWB holster btw). I was surprised that it honestly didn’t make much of a difference in terms of comfortability. Sure, I could feel it when sitting, but after a couple days I got used to it. Now I don’t notice it at all. The “keel effect” is also at play here and I feel like it helps with concealment. I can definitely feel a difference when shooting it compared to stock. The side ports reduce the in the hand felt recoil and that big top port works every bit like my buddy’s ramjet+afterburner. Lastly, I noticed how the comp drastically reduces the amount of carbon residue left on my WML after a 100+ round range trip. Dig it!
What are your thoughts on wearing inside-in? I prefer it over traditional, but I know there are pro’s & con’s to both.