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Double Tap Episode 408

This episode of Double Tap is brought to you by: Brownells, Midwest Industries, Black Rhino Concealment, Gideon Optics, Night Fision, Die Free Co., and Blue Alpha

 

Welcome to Double Tap, episode 408! Your hosts tonight are Jeremy Pozderac, Aaron Krieger, Nick Lynch, and me Shawn Herrin, welcome to the show!

Die Free CO Prize Pack Winner: Zac H

Posse, Monthly Prize Winner: ARDrew wins a Gideon Optic

 

GunCon

PUBLIC EVENT – June 28th

Location – Cleveland, Ohio at the Twist Drill Building (1242 E 49th St)

Industry/Media Events – June 25-28 (Mixed locations around Cleveland area)

https://guncon.net/event/guncon-2025/

use code wlsislife for 5 bucks off your ticket.

GOALS

August 9th and 10th in Knoxville, Tennessee.

https://events.goa.org/goals/

 

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Dear WLS

  • John M – Gentlemen, Who do you recommend to port a barrel and a slide? I don’t want to add a Ramjet to my gun because of the extra length (plus i already have one on my G45). I like the idea of the Glock 19c, but its a Gen 3 and no optic cut. What is your opinion on this? Thanks!

  • Hunter D – What closed emitter sight would you guys put on a Springfield prodigy 4.25” ? If this gun continues to pass my testing I’d like to use it in my EDC rotation. I’m open to options and not stuck on any brand. Budget is not a big concern but I’d say under $750 for sure and that should get me a lot of options. Hell I’m even open to open emitter but really want to try a closed emitter for this gun. Thank you in advance for any insight you guys can provide. #aaronisacunt #jeremyisNOTacunt #WLSISLIFE

  • Aiden S – I don’t know if I’ve ever heard y’all directly answer this question. It’s been talked about indirectly, but I don’t think it’s ever been posed to you like thisWhen should a gun owner lose their gun rights—if ever? Should it be only while they’re serving a sentence? Does that include everything from jail time to community service, or even while they’re still paying off a fine? Or should their rights remain suspended beyond that period?And should it matter whether the offense was violent or non-violent when they’re released from prison or done serving their sentence?

  • A-in-your-face S – Last year I picked up a Desert Eagle. I bought it on a whim, because it was an awesome price. And damn, if it isnt hella fun to shoot. I would like to try and pig hunt with it. What optic, red dot, prism, etc. would yall recommend? I plan to the typical barrel rail mount. #NoNotes

  • Jimmy Jimmy – Hey guys, I’m following up on a prior question about an extractor issue on an AR10 (episode 402, timestamp 1440-2122). I appreciate most of your suggestions and have the following results -contact the manufacturer *Unfortunately, this is not an option. I bought the BCG a while back but only recently tested it. Lesson learned. -check extractor spring & o-rings *All are present and appear identical. -check headspace by measuring bolt face to front of bolt & compare original to new. *Identical +/- .002”. Not enough difference to make a difference. -dump some hot wax in there and make a mold of each one to see if they’re the same *Good idea, Aaron, but I’ll pass. -put some JB Weld in there *Another great idea from Aaron. No, thanks. -test new bolt in old carrier *Same issue. -test old extractor in new bolt & carrier *Works! -compare extractors side by side *The failing extractor hook feels “sharper”. Maybe someday I’ll look into modifying the misshapen extractor. Honestly, that’s probably not going to happen. Final solution, I ordered a JP Enterprises enhanced extractor and I have full confidence it will work. Thanks for the help!

  • Nick F – so I was in a local gun shop with a buddy last week. I came across thos aow shotgun pistols that hold like 4 rounds. what’s your opinion on them? is it something you wouldn’t mind under your driver’s seat during riot season?

 

  • Schlongbeard Silver – Shawn what kind of holster, if any, are you using when you carry in your fanny pack, aka your second nut sack?

  • DrSandyGuy – You mentioned Mitchell Defense’s sand cutter bolt carriers on a recent show (today’s show, actually, but you’ll read this in 3 months). Does the AR15 platform suffer from having a bolt that isn’t “fitted” to the chamber? I’ll gladly NOT use my polishing compound and 5.56 go/no go gauges if i can avoid it, Emergency repair during an extended firefight aside, would just swapping BCGs be likely to mess up your headspace and accuracy enough to worry about?

 

The winner of this week’s swag pack is DrSandyGuy!

To win your own, go to welikeshooting.com/dashboard and submit a question!

 

Gun Industry News

  • Rossi introduced the R95 Triple Black Pistol (TBP) at NRAAM 2025. It’s a compact lever-action pistol with a 13.25-inch suppressor-ready barrel and options for .357 Magnum, .454 Casull, .45-70 Govt, and .44 Mag. The TBP is lightweight (5.5 pounds) and has a stylish black finish. This pistol offers a powerful choice for shooters. It is currently available.

  • The GOAT-15 Gen3 pistol from Mountain Billy Gun Lab is a super-light .22 LR pistol that’s 20% smaller than a regular AR-15. It weighs just 2 pounds 3 ounces and has a 7.8-inch barrel. This pistol is great for training, plinking, or small-game hunting. It features a tamper-resistant safety, a Picatinny rail for accessories, and a stabilizing brace. It delivers low recoil and reliable cycling. Pricing info isn’t mentioned, but the pistol is currently available.

  • Henry’s new SPD HUSH Series and Bear’s Leg lever-action rifles are officially launched. The HUSH Series is made for using suppressors and features a carbon fiber barrel and lightweight design, available in five calibers. The Bear’s Leg lever-action is a .45-70 Gov’t rifle, ready for optics and suppressors. Pricing details weren’t provided. The products are currently available.

  • Henry Repeating Arms has launched a new series called the Hush, which is a tactical lever-action rifle. This gun mixes classic design with modern tech, featuring a lightweight carbon fiber barrel, M-LOK slots for accessories, and a unique aluminum forend. It comes without iron sights and has a wood buttstock for comfort. Priced at $1,999, the rifle is available now. Henry aims to create more innovative firearms in the future.

  • Magpul introduced a new MBUS Pro front sight with a hood for extra protection at the NRA Annual Meetings. This sight lets shooters adjust the width of the post and has toolless elevation adjustments. It works well with standard rear sights and costs $94.95. Right now, it’s available only in black.

  • The Korth Bitcoin Revolver is a special .357 Magnum gun made in partnership with Nighthawk Custom. Only 210 will be made worldwide, with 21 for the U.S. Each revolver has 1.7 ounces of 24-karat gold and comes with a hologram for authenticity. It’s packaged in a heavy Cryptex-style case that requires a code to open. Korth will destroy the tools used to make these guns after production to keep them unique. The price is $84,000, and it is available now through select dealers.

  • MDT introduced two new long-range shooting products at NRAAM 2025: the CRUSH IT Stage Timer and the Send IT GEN2 Scope Level. The Stage Timer, designed for competitive shooters, mounts to a rifle and tracks time with alerts and customizable modes. The Scope Level helps ensure accurate rifle alignment with electronic features and calibration. Both products are made for durability and performance. Pricing details weren’t specified, but they are currently available.

  • Mossberg released the 940 Pro Tactical SPX shotgun, which has a unique design with sights that protect from damage and can accommodate various optics. It features a cool forend with a heat shield, extra QD attachment points, and M-Lok slots. The shotgun is customizable for length and built for durability with corrosion-resistant parts. It has an easy-loading port with a bright orange follower. Price is not specified. The shotgun is currently available.

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