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"...used magazine holsters..." As in pistol mag pouches? There are milsurp rifle mag pouches. Any Army Surplus store will have brand new and used pouches for not a big pile of money. A lot depends of what you're exactly looking for. What firearm?

I might normally suggest selling the SKS and buying a KelTec bull pup .308 but they are very proud of their new toy. The bull pup SKS is the next best thing in 30 cal, at least it can punch properly through a wall if need be. Chaote stocks are OK but too long, for a more accurate rifle they are great.

I replaced my SureFire G2 incan with a after market Cree R2 LED that gives over 230 lumen's. It is great. Just $19.95 plus about $2.50 shipping. Should be even brighter in the 9P. Here is the site. http://www.lighthound.com/ Note that they do have even higher output (about 300 lumen) Cree for SureFire for just a little more. Note: I have not dealt with the source you list, but their price sure seems lower than even Lighthound. BTW, my...

Quote: It's hard to change a BGs attitude with a small, plastic tactical light All the same, the scalloped bezel on the cheapie I just bought can do some severe convincing. The barrel is an inch while the head is 1 1/2 inch. Gonna be pretty hard to knock it out of your own hand that way. I sure wouldn't want the thing laid forcefully alongside my head! You could take a guys nose clean off with this thing.

No, I just got it home this past weekend and haven't had time to call the safe tech. Hopefully, I'll give him a jingle in the next day or so.

Yup I forgot about MidwayUSA. They are good to deal with and have good prices.

Here's the advice I would offer based on experience. 1.Buy a safe that has external hinges on the door.Much easier to move. 2.Dont rely on silica gel packs for humidity protection.I use a Dri-Rod.Much better. 3.A good mechanical lock is vastly superior to a good electronic lock IMHO. 4.Bigger is better. :-) Southern Security Safes used to offer an excellent guide to purchasing a safe at their website.Find it and read it.It really helped me.

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50% humidity is good. 45% to 55% humidity at 70 degrees is considered ideal conditions. If you get it too dry, and you have firearms with wood on them, you'll run the risk of cracking it.

Coots, The function of electronic ear muffs is frequently misunderstood. Typically they are a) STANDARD ear muffs which muffle sounds like other ear muffs combined with b) a microphone/speaker which amplifies external sounds IF those sounds are under a stated decibel level. They do NOT electronically muffle sounds. To obtain maximum sound reduction, buy ear muffs with the HIGHEST decibel rating (posted on package) which typically ranges from...