u/P4yTheTrollToll

I stopped by whole foods for their 50% off ice cream sale and cleaned out what they had left.

Thanks for the posts letting me know about the sale at Whole Foods. I just had a driver named Jesus drop off 12 pints.

Added a fun plinking toy to my Glock family, say hello to the Glock 44 with a SilencerCo Sparrow suppressor.

I recently picked up a Henry H010X in .45-70 and added a SilencerCo Hybrid 46M using a quick-attach mount secured with Rocksett. This is my first venture into the NFA world, so I'm trying to do everything the right way.

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After doing a lot of research, I saw that many people recommend using a bore alignment rod before firing to make sure there won't be an end cap or baffle strike. I bought a carbon fiber alignment rod from Accuracy Solutions.

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It arrived today, and I was surprised by how tight it fits in the barrel. It goes in about 2 inches and then becomes extremely snug. If I rotate it, it actually seems to shave a little carbon fiber off the rod.

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When I check alignment with the suppressor installed, the rod appears to lightly touch one side of the end cap. If I rotate the rod, it still touches the same side. I've rolled the rod on a table and it appears perfectly straight. I've also removed the suppressor and checked the quick-attach mount, and everything looks concentric and flush.

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Now I'm a little concerned. Could the rod be the issue? Could there be a problem with the mount? Or am I overthinking this and should just send it?

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The suppressor and mount setup cost me around $1,200, so I'd really like to avoid destroying it with the first shot.

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Has anyone run into something similar with a Henry H010X, Accuracy Solutions rods, or the Hybrid 46M? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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Keep getting an error trying to add the picture, so here's a link to it.

https://imgur.com/a/2ZT8vqS

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I refreshed one of my Synology's back in October and paid $319 per 14TB WD Gold drive after tax. I was curious what they'd cost today and nearly fell out of my chair, those same drives are now listed at $754.99 each.

At the price I paid, filling the NAS was expensive enough. At today's pricing, replacing the same set of drives would cost well over $3,000. Glad I bought it when I did.

I don't just have Glocks, but they're definitely my favorite to collect! I still want a 17L or a 34, but so far I've got the following:

17

19x

23

40

43

43x

45

48

49