Double Tap 382 – Sigma Balls

Dear WLS

Mi Whet – What up cunt(jermey) I still think about that day you touch my boob. Do you think about it.

Dan R – Is it possible to purchase a mil-surp bolt action receiver, (no barrel or stock), that is not marked as a rifle on a 4473, but instead just a receiver. Like a stripped AR lower? If you do a legal private transaction of a stripped receiver, (no barrel or stock) can you make a pistol out of it? People always say “don’t ask the AFT” so I’m asking you. Thanks, Dan

Kevin A – I have 2 completed Glock 19 gen 3 slides and p80 frames with Glock parts kits. I’m looking to swap out the frames for better ones. I have been looking at the lone wolf dusk 19 frames but was wondering if you guys might have better options. Thank you for the weekly laughs and entertainment. I appreciate you guys

Dustin S – I don’t have a good question but really want a 2 in the pink one in the Stinc holster, so here we go. Nick, can you make your wall mount helmet holder modeled after one eyed willy from the Goonies?

Scott G – Curious mostly about Jeremy’s opinion( even though he is a CUNT) I believe that direct to consumer marketing in the firearms space is a race to the bottom and a large part of the reason retail gun stores are closing and have terrible margins. With a regulated item you still have to do a transfer and a dealer gets that little bump but they are taken out of the actual profit equation. Companies supporting a direct to consumer model are going to make it hard for retail stores to stay open and that will make access to freedom even harder than it currently is. Add coupon codes giveaways ext and a retail dealer can’t compete, unless they do massive volume. I understand that a huge percentage of retail has gone online but that doesn’t work until we get rid of all regulation on freedom. What are the thoughts of the crew?

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Thirty Aut Tism – Are stainless steel barrels for .308 and 6.5 Creedmoor any good? Would you recommend for an AR10 18” or longer?

Andrew B – End of the world scenario – can’t barricade in place, will be on the move. You can only have 1 gun, what would be your end of the world survival setup? One more thing, it has to be chambered in 22lr.

Zach V – Hello I have been wondering if you have any information about the issues that supposedly cloud defensive has with their lights? I have heard from many people that they have issues with flickering in their rein line and having issues with the pressure pads. I personally own an owl and a Chicro and have had zero issues and personally love my chunky owl. Would love to know if you have had any personal issues with your lights or seen anything similar. Thanks

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