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Double Tap Episode 433

 

This episode of Double Tap is brought to you by: Midwest Industries, Gideon Optics, Die Free Co., RMA Defense, Bowers Group, Mitchell Defense, and Rost Martin

 

Welcome to Double Tap, episode 433! Your hosts tonight are Jeremy Pozderac, Aaron Krieger, Nick Lynch, and me Shawn Herrin, welcome to the show!

 

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Dear WLS

 

• • Nick F – you can replace your laugh or a cast members laugh with any animal sound. who and what sound are you choosing?

 

• • Pete O. Eraser – This question is for Jeremy, since I don’t value any of you faggots’ opinions. If you could only have five blades to deal with TEOTWAWKI, what would you choose? I’d do a puuko knife for fine details, a full tang Ka-Bar for a steak knife and general knife work, a kukri made from a leaf spring from a truck for silent offensive use, a cheap machete for clearing brush and general hacking and slicing of communists, and a tomahawk-style hand axe for larger branches and grappling

 

• • Ethan – Do any of your 3d printer nerds know where I can find an STL for a lower that takes scorpion mags? MP5 mag lower works too.PS Jeremy is a cunt, but the good kind.

 

• • HugMuffin Actual – Dear Esteemed Gentlemen. I’m currently re-welding a Skorpion VZ 61 parts kit, and this is my first exposure to this ancient yet adorable .32 ACP cartridge. Do you see modern-day firearm manufacturers rediscovering and embracing this underused cartridge? Does it have potential in micro-compact pistols, suppressors, and for limp-wristed nancy-boys like me? Cheers, and extra-special hugs for you all! HugMuffin. NO NOTES

 

• • Ryan H – I have a 320 in a Strike Industries chassis. It has the strike industry folding brace. Their brace is a blade style. I am using a section of a bike inner tube as a large rubber band to hold Allen wrenches and an extra battery on that brace. The rubber band completely wraps around the brace blade, which could be considered “padding”? Do you think this is breaking the law and turning it into a shoulder-able stock? P.S. I put a Gideon Alpha on it and am very pleased. Thanks for the recommendation.

 

• • Kermit Thee Frog – Just wanted to follow up on my previous question about the Warhawk 3-15. A couple weeks before you guys got to my message I stumbled on an Athlon Helos BTR Gen2 4-20 for just over 500 doll hairs. It has locking turrets and zero stop while also decent weight for its class. I’ve been able to use it to shoot out to 900, 1100 and a 16×16 plate at 1300 yards with a 20” 6.5 Grendel AR. I’m really impressed with the glass quality and eye relief. The turrets also feel really good. The image gets a little dark at 20x as well as tight exit pupil but I don’t think it’s really that bad at all for this price point. I’ve been shooting the 16×16 plate at 1300 on 16x and can clearly see my hits without any purple fringing or other clarity issues. For the price of this optic I would highly recommend it.Also I have to say the Grendel has really surprised me. I was planning on switching out to 6 ARC but so far the Grendel has surpassed my expectations for what I use this rifle for.”

 

• • Fuhh Q Shawn – Are there any companies that make a fixed stock, like Magpul, that fit over a standard carbine buffer tube?

 

• • Randy Randy – I got a rost martin rm1c. The manual mentions MOS but when I emailed rost martin they said I had to use a plate since theirs is special. But I thought I heard one of you say you directly mounted the MOS gideon. So did I mishear or do I need to use the rmr plate?

The winner of this week’s swag pack is HugMuffin Actual!

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

Gun Industry News

 

• • Burris Launches New Fullfield Riflescopes

 

• • Burris launched the fifth generation of its Fullfield riflescope series, celebrating 50 years since the first model. These scopes are lighter, more compact, and have better features for hunters. They include different reticle options, adjustable knobs, and improved light transmission. The new Fullfield scopes are more widely available internationally. They are currently available for purchase.

 

• • Palmetto State Armory Launches New Krink in 7.62×39

 

• • Palmetto State Armory has launched a new firearm called the 7.62×39 Krink, which is part of their Krink series. This model includes features like a cold hammer forged barrel and is available in three versions: two braced pistols and one “SBR ready” model. Prices start at $999 for the SBR ready and $1199 for the braced versions. This adds a popular caliber to the Krink lineup, responding to customer feedback. The product is currently available.

 

• • New Premium Sights for Popular Handguns

 

• • Night Fision now offers Optics Ready Stealth Series sights for Glock x Aimpoint COA 19/45/47 models and Standard Height sights for the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard2.0. The new sights improve backup sighting in all light and are designed to work with Aimpoint COA optics. They come in various styles and features, including enhanced tritium visibility. This addition meets demands from serious users in the gun community. Night Fision’s sights are currently available.

 

• • New Ruger American Rifles for Prairie Shooting

 

• • Ruger has launched a new Prairie version of the American Rifle Generation II. It comes in different calibers, from 22 ARC to 7mm PRC, and features a textured black stock with gray and bronze splatter. The rifle has a cold hammer-forged barrel for less recoil and is ready for suppressors. This model adds more options to the existing lineup of 48 models in 21 calibers. The rifle is available now.

 

• • Beretta’s New A300 Ultima Patrol Raider Shotgun

 

• • Beretta announced two new versions of the A300 Ultima Patrol shotgun to celebrate the Marine Corps’ 250th birthday. The limited A300 Ultima Patrol Raider Commemorative Edition is special because it’s limited to 250 units, features WWII Frogskin camouflage, comes with a bayonet, and a custom display case. The standard A300 has the same design but lacks the bayonet and special packaging. Pricing is not specified, and availability details should be checked with Beretta or dealers.

 

• • Mike-45 Lower Receiver: A Game Changer for Gun Enthusiasts

 

• • The Mike-45 Glock-style lower receiver combo features a Recoil Mitigation Buffer for reducing felt recoil in .45 caliber PCC builds. It’s designed for standard PCC uppers and offers enhanced shooting comfort and accuracy. This combo is fully assembled, made from durable materials, and includes a lifetime warranty. It is available for purchase now, but the exact price is not mentioned.

 

• • SDS Arms Grows Tisas PX-9 Comp Lineup

 

• • SDS Arms has added two new models to the Tisas PX-9 Comp family: the PX-9 Carry Comp and the PX-9 Tactical Comp. Both have premium features like match-grade barrels, ergonomic controls, and customizable grip options. The Carry Comp is made for everyday use with 15- and 17-round magazines and costs $562.20. The Tactical Comp is designed for advanced shooters, featuring an extended magazine well and 18- and 20-round magazines, priced at $539.21. Both models are available now.

 

• • MDT’s New Easy-to-Carry Titanium Hunting Brake

 

• • MDT Sporting Goods released the MDT Titanium Hunting Brake. It reduces recoil while being super light at just 1.7 ounces. It’s made from titanium and works well for lightweight hunting rifles and competitions. There are two models: one for .30 caliber and under, and another for .300 PRC and larger calibers. Each brake is 2.48 inches long and has a nice finish. The product is available now.

 

• • New Ammo for Bear Country and More

 

• • Liberty Ammunition launched two new product lines: “SPIKE” and “Bear Country.” “SPIKE” is the strongest .380 ammo and a top performer in 9mm, both outperforming competitors. “Bear Country” features a powerful 9mm and 10mm designed for outdoor use, able to penetrate 26 inches. Both products are available at major USA distributors.

 

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