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• Question from Hoosier Gun Nut

  A bit of backstory first, one of my best friends inherited his father’s Sig P250 (DAO) chambered in .40 after he passed away from cancer. My friend is not at all into firearms like I am, so he ended up giving it to me for some work I did for him (which I expected no payment for). It came with a .357 Sig barrel and three magazines which I knew would make Patton happy. I like the idea of getting to shoot .357 Sig, but I have far too much invested in 9mm to not explore converting it to 9. I know very little about it except that the Double Action Only trigger pull is longer than an Ayn Rand novel, that it has a serialized FCG, and is the predecessor to the P320. Here’s the questions boys: Will a C and G P320 holster work with this? Is all I have to change is barrel and mags and it’ll run 9mm? And can I upgrade this trigger or is the Double Action destined to frustrate me the entire time I own this? This pistol means something to me, and regardless of how well it performs I will treasure it, and use it as a range toy if I don’t find a way to make it part of the carry rotation. Thank you guys! #AllTheNotes #SeeYouAtGunConAgain #JeremyIsNotACunt
• Question from Karl F

  Is 300 blackout a rifle round that identifies as a pistol round, or a pistol round that identifies as a rifle round?
  #blamecanada
• Question from Will S

  What 3D printers are you currently running the most?(sorry if this has been asked before). I recently bought a Bambu P2S, and was wondering what the cast using for gun related prints.Also, will you be getting shitfaced with any of the agency/viewers at Guncon?

• Question from Billy C

  If the cast members were individually marooned on a desert island with no rescue in sight, with a half woman half goat, would they prefer their companion to be a bottom half woman or bottom half goat?
• WINNER

  Question from Karl F

  I’ve always heard that you should mount a red dot as far forward as possible since that makes the body take up less space in your view but the dot itself stays the same size. Now this usually means as far forward as possible without putting it on the handguard since that’s more prone to lose zero; however, what do you do if you have a monolithic upper? Am I supposed to put the red dot all the way forward where a front iron sight would be if I actually cared to use one? I’ve never seen anyone do this, but I also haven’t seen a ton of people using guns with monolithic uppers. Thanks#blamecanada

• Question from Romeo Whiskey

  Hey all,We were talking about wildcat cartridges at work and I was trying to describe Jeremy’s Rock Chucker. I couldn’t remember the parent case or caliber bullet you used. I remember it was like 4200 fps or something retarded like that. Can you remind me please, so I don’t have to dig through the old transcripts? Thanks

Gun Industry News

• Thefirearmblog

  Banish Unveils Dedicated Competition Silencer

  Silencer Central announced the Banish Competition, a dedicated 9mm pistol silencer optimized for competition use. The design focuses on minimal added length and weight while providing effective sound suppression for competitive shooting.

  • Bottom Line: 9mm dedicated; optimized for competition with minimal length/weight impact; effective sound suppression
• Thefirearmblog

  Trijicon REAP-IR 50 LRF Thermal Riflescope with 1024×768 Sensor

  Trijicon has released the REAP-IR 50 LRF, an upgraded thermal riflescope featuring a new higher-resolution 1024×768 thermal sensor. The optic integrates a laser rangefinder (LRF) and is designed for tactical and hunting applications, building on the previous REAP-IR platform with improved image quality and performance.

  • Bottom Line: 1024×768 thermal sensor, integrated LRF, advanced thermal imaging with improved resolution over prior models
• Thefirearmblog

  Wilcox Introduces VIPR Sight With Programmable Reticles

  Wilcox has released the VIPR (Variable Illumination Programmable Reticle) sight, an advanced optic featuring user-programmable reticle options for enhanced flexibility in various shooting scenarios. The system allows customization of reticle patterns and illumination directly through the device. This represents a new offering in the electro-optic category from the manufacturer known for tactical accessories.

  • Bottom Line: Programmable reticles with variable illumination; customizable patterns for different applications