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Double Tap Episode 434

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

 

Welcome to Double Tap, episode 434! Your hosts tonight are Jeremy Pozderac, Aaron Krieger, Nick Lynch, and me Shawn Herrin, welcome to the show!

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Dear WLS

  • David K – Shot tons of guns and suppressors on multiple platforms, but a buddy recently picked up an FN 509 and said it was a good host. So, what makes a gun a “good suppressor host”?

  • whoever readsthisisgay – Why won’t Xtech ship their freedom extensions to mag-restricted states? I travel outside my home state regularly to shoot and want to be able to swap out my spring/baseplate when I go to free states. Also, it’s a spring and baseplate, not a magazine; there are no laws restricting them, and if someone wants to disobey unjust laws in an act of civil disobedience, that’s on them.

  • Nick’s OtherLover – “Im looking at suppressors. Im not a db hoe, I just want it to tame the noise a bit. My biggest concerns are flash mitigation and small size. Before you say shit about earpro, I keep my Sordins on so I can talk shit to my friends over radio. Some notes.”

  • Spenser F – Now that new frontier armory is out of business. Is there another company that makes mp5 mag lowers for the ar9?

  • Sour Nut – If a wood chuck could chuck wood, would they pick a red dot to put on a revolver? If so, what red dot would it be? I bought a S&W TRR8 need to put a dot on it for maximum fuckaround points, also actually deer hunting with it. No Notes

  • Carpet Beaver – I would like to practice some dry firing. I’m looking at the dry fire mag and Mantis system. Have you tried these two together. P365XL. I know you guys have ran the Mantis system before and wondered if it works in conduction with the dry fire mag. Preferably a trigger resetting system that works with a laser target system. Any info would help. Thanks

  • Zack K – “What is your most hated gun and why? I’ll start the walther PK380. It has a shit take down where you need a “key”, low capacity for the size, safety only with no decocker, and very limited aftermarket.”

  • Lieutenant Ovbious – Let’s be real, the best part about the tax stamp going to zero is that the used market on suppressors is going to go crazy. Gimme dem $80 used 22LR cans that just need a good cleaning. This is not a question.

 

The winner of this week’s swag pack is Sour Nut!

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

 

Gun Industry News

  • Custom & Collectable Firearms released a limited edition 24KT Gold Daniel Defense MK18, with only 50 pieces made. Each gun has a 10.3-inch barrel and gold-plated parts, like the quad rail and trigger. It’s designed for collectors and is valued for its rare craftsmanship. Right now, it’s part of a special collection and is available for purchase.

  • The Sabre Mixtape Volume 1 is a new .300 Blackout pistol from Palmetto State Armory, launching on October 31, 2025, with an MSRP of $1,249. It’s designed for use with suppressors and has several premium features like an ambidextrous receiver, adjustable gas block, and a compact brace that can turn into a stock. This model aims to provide an affordable alternative for gun owners who enjoy outdoor activities and self-defense. The Mixtape Volume 1 is available now.

  • Kinetic Development Group (KDG) just launched new brace and stock systems for FN SCAR rifles and pistols. Made with tough materials like aluminum and stainless steel, these are adjustable for comfort and can fold for easy transport. The stock costs $288.74. They are available now but in limited quantities.

  • Beretta has released a limited-edition gun called the 92SB Repro to celebrate 50 years of their 90 Series. There are only 1,526 units available, each priced at $1,526. The model looks like the original from the 1980s but includes modern upgrades for better performance. It features a polished frame, anniversary engraving, and durable materials. The gun is aimed at collectors who appreciate both history and practical use. The 92SB Repro is currently available for purchase.

  • Platatac’s 3/4 Gonk Mat V2 is a lightweight, reversible sleeping mat with six foam panels for insulation. It is compact and can be easily attached to a pack or folded for storage. It’s a simpler option compared to bulkier mats. The price is not mentioned, but it is currently available.

  • Böker is releasing the Extension Knife in 2026. It has a 4.7″ blade for everyday tasks and extends to a 7.3″ bolo-style blade for more leverage. Made with D2 steel and a G10 handle, it has a secure locking mechanism and comes with a Kydex sheath. Price details aren’t given. The knife is not available yet.

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