Bedstand gun(s)
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So, what's your "bedstand" gun setup?
Mine is:
12.5in barreled AR pistol with shockwave brace, T1, and TLR1-HL, 3 magazines loaded with 28 rounds of PDX1 apice
Glock 19 with a TLR2-G, 3x Glock 17 magazines loaded to 16 rounds (2x Speer Gold Dot, 1x Speer lawman).
>>30302148
>dat mini fireplace
I want one of those too.
>>30302148
.32 under my mattress and an Enfield next to my bedroom door. I also have several knives and a hatchet if at all necessary.
I was a boy scout so I am definitely prepared.
>>30302148
>TLRs
Currently, basic bitch AR15 with dot. light, and can.
Hoping to upgrade to an RDB if they'd ever show up on the market.
Also keep a bastard sword handy in case I don't want to wake the neighbors.
>>30302186
why under your mattress ? No bedstand? No mini fireplace?
WHY DONT YOU HAVE A MINI FIREPLACE ANON?
>>30302148
Eh, a 16 in palmetto build with a magazine full of m193. I know I know "Muh $4/round self defense ammo! Muh SBR/suppressor/tactical flashlight build!", but honestly a workhorse budget build I'm not afraid of losing to the fuzz is perfect for me. Also before anyone shits themselves, I only keep the m193 in there when I don't have more expensive self defense rounds on hand.
>>30302208
>anon doesnt have four mini fireplaces in his bedroom
>has to cover his shame by making fun of some other anon with no mini fireplaces.
>>30302204
They've worked fine for me, and the absence of extra wires and external pressure switches is a plus for me from a robustness point of view.
>>30302241
before the ucla guy stuff and orlando. Even defensive 223 was very cheap.
Dunno what your on about m8. Probably taking the piss because you have no mini fireplace.
>>30302248
Why not get surefires then?
You claim to be particular of robust things.
>>30302264
TLR1-HL has a superior beam and is every bit as robust.
>>30302264
Surefires are nice, but I, like >>30302280 prefer the brighter hot spot of the TLR1-HL and am entirely confident streamlight's billet aluminium body is just as strong as surefire's billet aluminum body
>>30302205
>Implying you won't wake them while loosing your warcry was you slice through Tyrone and Jamal
>>30302340
>yfw they run away like in blackhawk down because of m855
Fnp tatical with can and light.
>>30302208
I just make a fire outside my window, which my bed is right next to.
>>30302256
That too really, I'd rather have a micro-peen than anyone know my shame.
But in all seriousness, every time I get it I shoot it. And I try to keep a healthy stock of everything for all my funs, which leads me to bulk buying cheaper ammo more often than self defense ammunition in certain calibers.
>>30302379
>letting your neighbors watch and warm themselves by your slut fire
I don't want to throw the term cuck around but...
>>30302511
I don't have neighbours since I'm not a city or suburban faggot.
>>30302536
>letting coyotes at your young busty fire
Anon, plz... you're only making this worse
>>30302632
No coyotes survive many bullet of shooting.
>>30302148
>28 rounds
Oh, you're one of *those* guys, aren't you?
>>30302754
A guy I used to work with said in Nam they'd only fill 28 (out of 30) rounds to preserve the mag's longevity
Is this a meme?
>>30302929
Yes. There are only two legitimate reasons to download mags.
1) it makes them much easier to insert on a closed bolt
2) it puts less pressure on some polymer feedlips which can warp or crack over time
Magazine springs wear out from repeated compression and decompression, keeping them compressed within their designed compression range will not degrade them whatsoever.
>>30302301
The TLR-1 is actually durable as hell. I have one on my work rifle. It was launched out of my police car when I was rammed during a vehicle pursuit and my trunk popped open when I hit a barrier at about 60 mph (it was in a soft case). My Aimpoint T-2 Micro was damaged and inoperable, the muzzle device on my rifle was bent and caused baffle strikes. It landed on the side of the TLR-1 and that was the only thing on my rifle that still worked.
>>30303014
RIP T2 Micro.
That being said, Aimpoint replaced it for free, they're good people.
>>30303014
>>30303048
Hard to tell from the pic, but the comp was bent, BCM also fixed it for free
>>30302964
tell that to the surefire 60 round quad stack mags that lost spring pressure after being loaded for 6 months and the betamags that had the same problem
>>30303412
Post a link.
>>30302754
being able to insert a fresh mag on a closed bolt is pretty important, anon
>>30303073
Is that a Mod 1 comp? Looks a little different than my Mod 0.
>>30303422
Spring pressure failure:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8QmXYG90b0
reliability concerns:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Y0w3M_F158
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ynHHSnKUy0
^also covers beta mag
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-ImXiL2c9Q
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NS6L5uSyAmo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7w0SquKbVTk
My home defenders
>>30302964
As an Engineering student, this is what I was told as well, but unfortunately compression fatigue exists (as is made obvious by >>30303588) and is simply not accounted for by the model we were taught (which won't be a problem for most engineers because the vast majority of engineering application of springs relies on their use dynamically.) Unfortunately this is not the general case with their use in magazines as most magazines will spend their lives loaded and shot through relatively few times.)
Failure due to exhaustion fostered by compression and release certainly happens faster than fatigue purely due to compression and in most applications compression fatigue is not at all a concern... Magazines are a different matter, however and I intend to spend my time in grad school (materials science engineering) studying compression related failure of spring steel, inspired by the failure of the surefire 60 rounders.
>>30303446
Yeah it's a mod 1, pinned and welded on a 14.5".
That's why I was such a pain in the ass and I couldn't fix it myself.
870 express loaded with #4 buck and a side saddle loaded with the same
glock 23 with 2 loaded mags and crimson trace
sig 220 with 2 loaded mags and crimson trace
>>30302148
makarov in the bedstand, mossberg next to the headboard
>>30302632
underrated post right here
>>30302148
lesget cozy
>>30302148
taurus 689 revolver with .38 in the cylinder
>>30302148
>44mag with 44spcl reloads
>12gauge mossberg 500 w/ 3" magnum buck and 00 mixed w/ light mounted
>m&p sheild
>>30302148
I just keep a loaded Schofield under my pillow. With a 7" barrel, it's too long to fit in my pistol safe, anyway.
>>30302148
Damn, that a custom? Where can I buy a bad like that?
Ruger super redhawk .44 magnum 9.5" in my hand as I sleep
>>30302148
I just have a pile of guns in the corner of my bunker I sleep on
>>30302148
My bed is a gundam, I just scream BATTLE MODE.
>>30302148
My nightstand has a Glock 21 with TLR-2, suppressor and a 16rd mag loaded with 45 ACP+P Ranger-T.
My wife has a Beretta 92FS with a TLR-4 and a Mec-Gar 20rd mag loaded with 9mm+p PDX-1.
The closet has an AR with a Trijicon TA31F/offset RMR with a Strion tac light on the foregrip rail. It has 2 linked pmags: primary with 77gr SMK, secondary with green tip. There's also a Saiga 7.62 with Ultimak rail, Trijicon RX30, Strion light and an SGM 30rd magazine loaded with Silver Bear JSPs. My chest rig, armor and helmet are next to these.
I live in a pleasant semi rural neighborhood largely populated by traditional families and the elderly.
>>30302301
Hell, yeah Streamlight TLRs rock.
Muh problem solver under the night stand.
