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Double Tap Episode 420

This episode of Double Tap is brought to you by: Swampfox Optics, Night Fision, Medical Gear Outfitters, XTech Tactical, Rost Martin, Mitchell Defense, and Bowers Group

 

Welcome to Double Tap, episode 420! Your hosts tonight are Jeremy Pozderac, Aaron Krieger, Nick Lynch, and me Shawn Herrin, welcome to the show!

GOALS

 

August 9th and 10th in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Knoxville Convention Center

Free to GOA members

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

 

Free exclusive shirt if you attended both GunCon and GOALS AND Send pics with the cast from each event to automated@welikeshooting.com

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Dear WLS

  • Sean M – I’ve got a PTR91 setup as somewhat of a DMR with a Magpul PRS stock and a Swampfox Arrowhead 1-10. I’m thinking of dumping the 2nd focal plane lpvo, what suggestions would you have for a different optic for that concept? Otherwise, what would you guys do for a “modern battle rifle” setup? Optics, furniture, etc? Cheers, Sean M No notes And 171 for life

  • Nick D – I have a Mitchell shorty DOC with the mloc guard. I want to get a Midwest suppressor hand guard and a dead air can for it so I can have more rail space. Would this be a good set up? Any other suggestions? I have a heat wrap on the rail now and it takes up almost the entire rail. Help

  • Alex S – I recently picked up an older Rem700 in 7mm Rem Mag. Been shooting my .308 out to distance (~550yds) but wanted to go further so i picked this up on a deal. I posted on DangFree about my new scope(Strike Eagle 5-25 FFP) and got a lot of great help there. My question for you today is about the barrel. It is the standard thinner profile barrel and heats up quick after my first few rounds. Is it worth swapping the barrel out to a bull? Should i leave this rifle as-is and invest in a new platform? Any other suggestions? Thanks for your abuse in advance! Wls4life

  • Ragequit from Twitch – Hola everybody, looking into some defensive pistol/ar training and I’m having a hard time trying to figure out what is worth the time and money. I have seen everything from basic pistol courses where it appears they are indoors at a range to courses that are defensive/competition style classes. And when looking into defensive ar courses it runs the gamut from just getting into ar’s to having “professional” training for wet work. What do I look for when trying to decipher the description of classes? I am located near the PA/MD/VA area so for the most part that is not a bad drive for most training if there is a recommendation for classes. What should I look for and what “descriptions “ should I steer away from. I appreciate any help, one of the watchers from twitch

  • Ryan W – I have a registered SBR and recently moved to a new city. (It’s an actual SBR with a stock, not a braced pistol, I am not one of those guys.) I read on the ATF website that a change of address form could be submitted after a move, as long as I am not crossing state lines. However, I have also read that the ATF is no longer requiring a change of address form at all, as long as the new address is in the same state. Do you know if this is true? Also, how long do you have after a move to notify the ATF? Thank you for the help…hopefully

  • Mike H – Throwing an update since I already decided on my optic I was asking about earlier, found a great deal on a Sig Sierra3BDX 4.5-14×44 scope and picked up a rangefinder to go with, the scope was only $300

  • Nick F – odd question but have any of the cast looked into the “no new cemetery ” conspiracy? I’ve found that some cemeteries practice the 50/100 year rule. apparently you don’t own your plot forever…..

  • Daniel A – What would you choose to defend yourself FN HP 9mm older model or a DB9 gen4? And is the older FN HP better than the new ones?

 

The winner of this week’s swag pack is Mike H!

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

 

Gun Industry News

  • The Davide Pedersoli Boarbuster Apocalypse is a new lever-action rifle designed for tactical use, chambered in .45/70 Government. It’s special because it has a sleek design with customizable features like a Picatinny rail, and a barrel that’s only 17 inches long. The gun has a unique spiderweb-patterned polymer stock and can take various optics. It costs $2,705 and is currently available.

  • Smith & Wesson launched two new .22LR firearms: the M&P FPC 22LR folding rifle and the M&P22X pistol. The FPC 22LR has a 16.25-inch barrel, folds for easy storage, and costs $549. The M&P22X has a 4.1-inch barrel and costs $499. Both guns share magazines and are ready for suppressors. They’re aimed at making rimfire shooting fun and accessible. Both products are currently available.

  • Pedersoli has released the Jackal44, a .44 Magnum pump-action rifle. It’s new and modernized with a walnut stock, fiber optic sights, and improved safety features compared to the Colt Lightning. The rifle is designed for hunting and can use suppressors. It costs $2,145 and is available for pre-order, with delivery expected by September 2025.

  • B&T USA is adding two new pistols, the Phoenix Redback and Drake, to its Import Line. These Swiss-made pistols are built for accuracy and durability. The Redback has a 4.5-inch barrel and features like a quick-change optic plate and modular grips, while the 5-inch Drake offers improved recoil control. Both models are ready for competition use and are now shipping to U.S. ranges.

  • Chiappa Firearms launched the Big Badger, a single-shot rifle available in .410, 30/30, and 350 Legend calibers. It has a break-action design that folds for easy transport and comes with rails for accessories. Each model has a 20-inch barrel and weighs 5.5 pounds. The .410 model has a smooth bore, while the 30/30 and 350 Legend models have rifled bores. The estimated price is around $420. The Big Badger is currently available.

  • The new Shadow Systems CR920XL pistol features a 4.2-inch barrel, 15+1 magazine capacity, and advanced recoil management. It’s designed for everyday carry and is smoother to shoot than earlier models. It includes a lightweight, optic-ready slide and has aggressive grip texturing. Price details are not mentioned. The CR920XL is currently available.

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