Search results

Typically, you want to use lighter weights in slower twist rate barrels (1:9) , and heavier weights in faster twist rated barrels (1:7)

148 grain wadcutter

If you're into magazine decals check out patriotskinz.com, they have a decent variety to choose from for both hex and pmags.

Also, if someone removed the front sight block there would be nothing to keep the handguard retainer in place.

Pro tip: NEVER alter and attempt to shoot a firearm if you don't know what you're doing.

Along with reasonable prices, this video pretty much sums up why the pmag is the go to brand and is trusted by almost everybody. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiN_29WDFhU

Most if not all mags can be disassembled.

Flashlights: Surefire or Elzetta products, both top quality but cost $$$ Streamlight ProTac Rail 1 or 2 if on a budget.

Buy a hexmag and try it out, they're only a few dollars. If you like it and it doesn't give you any issues get some more, I stick with pmags, but that's just me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ynHHSnKUy0

At a quick glance, the M&P 15 (811000) seems to have a different barrel profile than the Sport 2, a chrome lined bore and chamber and a carry handle. I guess that's where the $ difference is. The trigger guard is different too.

This is my rifle, there are many like it, but this one is mine.

The Vortex Sparc 2 is a very nice optic for the money. It's roughly $200, comes with multiple bases for different height mounting options and has one of the best warranties out there. The only negative, if you consider it a negative, would be the battery life which is listed as 300-5000 hrs...