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This show is brought to you by Brownells!

This episode of Double Tap is brought to you by: Brownells, Swampfox Optics, Medical Gear Outfitters, XTech Tactical, Mitchell Defense, and Matador Arms

 

Welcome to Double Tap, episode 394! Your hosts tonight are Jeremy Pozderac, Aaron Krieger, Nick Lynch, and me Shawn Herrin, welcome to the show!

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Dear WLS

  • bill_bull – My dudes, what is the deal with 13.9″ and 13.7″ pin and welds? Since you have to get to 16″ at the end of it all, and 14.5″ gives you plenty for a suppressor mount or brake, it just seems like 13.9″ and especially 13.7″ pin and welds just give you long-dong-muzzle device with the same OAL and a bit less muzzle velocity. What am I missing here? Love the show. No notes. Bill_Bull

  • The First McNitter – What’s up fellas! Hey, I have recently acquired a Black Rain Ordnance silver TRUMP FX Custom AR-15. Was wondering what yall would do with it. Range princess? Wall piece? Or keep it brand new for future trade/sale. Thanks! Ps. Jeremy is cool everybody else is a kunt Pps. No notes

  • Spectacular Rec – So fellas. Is the staccato really that much better than a cz tso? Feeding? Reliability? Trigger and accuracy? P.s. Jeremy may be a cunt but Aaron is definitely a blue waffle.

  • Nathan L – The cast is going on a coastal bear brown hunt, everyone has one job. Whos doing which job? The jobs – Guide , Hunter , pack mule , cook and bait .

 

  • Jeff C – Your recent discussion on “Olives” discussed 350 Legend chamber pressures. I have a Rugged Obsidian 9 that I use on a 16” 350 Legend as well as 10.5” 300blk for pig hunting. Rugged says that while it is rated for Legend, it is not rated for 300blk supersonic. Isn’t the chamber pressure max is the same as the legend? I have asked Rugged directly and got a canned response that it’s just not rated for 300 super. Is there any reason I shouldn’t just “send it” and use their warranty if it comes to it?

  • Bobs your uncle – Why don’t pistols use 1913 pic rail on top for mounting red dots? Most slides are wide enough to accommodate the pic rail. it would solve the problem of using different mounting plates and make everything uniform. I know Lone Wolf offers the 1913 cut as an option for Glock slides, https://attackcopter.com/2020/03/13/lone-wolf-distributors-now-offering-slide-melt-picatinny-mount-cut-for-glock-slides/  Thanks, no notes

 

  • Shellbacked USMC – Can the Midwest Industries MP5 suppressor handguard attach with the suppressor mounted or does it need to be removed? Asking because my SW5 is pinned with a barrel extension.

 

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Gun Industry News

  • Taylor’s and Co. has introduced the TC73, a classic lever-action rifle that uses 9mm cartridges. It has a 10-round magazine and resembles older lever-actions, with features like case coloring and walnut stocks. Production is starting now, with shipping expected in February. The price is $1,999, but it’s currently out of stock.

 

Chiappa released a new tactical lever-action rifle called the ‘86 Wildlands Takedown. It’s similar to their other models but has a five-round magazine and a 16.5-inch barrel. It features a skeletonized stock, an aluminum forend, and M-Lok slots. The price is $2,013.33. This rifle is available now.

 

H&R is launching a new line of retro lever action guns. These guns will have various barrel lengths, cartridge options, and stock styles. This move aims to reintroduce classic “wood and steel” designs to their catalog. The guns are expected to appeal to fans of traditional firearms. Availability details are not provided, so it’s unclear if they’re out yet.

  • The HK P7 Pro P7 Slim is a new gun that updates the classic P7M13 design. It has 100% parts interchangeability with the original, an aluminum frame, a Picatinny rail, and is under an inch thick, weighing only 20 ounces. It’s made for fans of the P7. It was featured at SHOT Show 2025. The price is not mentioned, and it’s currently not available.

 

  • Ruger is launching new 10/22 rifles and carbines with lightweight carbon fiber barrels and aluminum receivers. They are working with companies like Grey Birch to make these guns better for precision shooting. This new line is aimed at improving performance for gun enthusiasts. The rifles are available now.

  • Barrett Firearms has introduced a new squad support rifle system called the SSRS, developed in partnership with MARS Inc. This advanced 30mm rifle aims to enhance soldiers’ abilities in modern combat, including countering drones and ground troops. It’s part of the U.S. Army’s upcoming PGS program. Their cutting-edge design focuses on increasing lethality and soldier safety. The SSRS is part of Barrett’s expanded product line but is not available for purchase right now.

  • YHM launched the Victra-12, its first modular shotgun suppressor, which can be changed in length and fits many types of shotguns. It’s unique because of its adaptability. The release date and price details are not mentioned, but the product is now available.

  • The Angstadt Arms Prophet is a new AR-15 with a special suppressor design called BarrelThrough. This allows the suppressor to fit over the barrel without making the gun longer. It’s compact and quiet, with a 6.5-inch suppressor that works with most AR-15 setups. The Prophet offers better performance for shooters. It’s not available yet, but you can see it at SHOT Show 2025.

 

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