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Double Tap Episode 402

This episode of Double Tap is brought to you by: Brownells, Black Rhino Concealment, Swampfox Optics, Medical Gear Outfitters, Night Fision, and Matador Arms

 

Welcome to Double Tap, episode 402! Your hosts tonight are Jeremy Pozderac, Aaron Krieger, Nick Lynch, and me Shawn Herrin, welcome to the show!

Dear WLS

  • Dependable Don – Jeremy vs people that think 22 is a viable carry option, in a bus. Who wins?

  • Jimmy – I have a 16” AR10 in 308 that runs like a champ. I bought a nickel boron BCG to have as a back up, but it has a persistent issue. When chambering a round it often fails to go into battery. If I ram it home with the forward assist it will then fire the round but fail to extract the case. The case heads show damage at the rim including crushing and tearing of the rim. My assumption is that the extractor is out of spec. It moves freely and the spring tension seems comparable to the original Aero. I’ve read somewhere about tuning extractors by changing the hook angle but I’ve never tried anything like that. I know I can just replace the extractor, but I’m taking this as a learning experience. I have a caliper and files, but I need some intel. Where would I find the schematics showing the correct shape & size of the extractor? Would you guys try this procedure or shitcan this garbage? By the time you read this I will probably have solved the problem, but hopefully it sparks a conversation. Thanks.

  • Andrew C – What’s up my dudes, Why the fuck does Aaron always sound like he has cotton balls in his mouth on the pod? Shitty mic or does he just sound like that? Either way it does’nt make me hate him any less. Anywho, I am starting a P365 build and want to get your guys opinion on a couple things. I already bought the base model 365 (basically just for slide and fcu) as well as a radian ramjet/afterburner for it. My goal is to put that on an xmacro frame so everything sits flush at the end of the pistol while having more to grip on the module. Do you guys have any recommendations on grip modules, triggers, trigger spring kits, etc? Looking at the wilson combat grip module or just getting the Sig xmacro frame and throwing on the radian backstrap/magwell. Also looking at the Tyrant cnc intellifire and pairng it with the tactical triggers trigger kit to take care of slop and crisp it up a fair amount. Any input/experience with those items or have other recs?Yes, I already know that putting all this on an xmacro frame makes it a larger gun to carry, but I dont give two shits about that. TIA for any input. Stay free or get fucked.

 

  • Ethan P – For those of us planning our GunCon trip already. Jeremy, where should we go to eat while we’re in your town?

 

  • Jay W – Wasssaaaaaappp (man I miss the 90s and those Budweiser commercials) I just picked up my 2nd suppressor (Anechoic 30) and decided to go with the Deadair Keymo, found a brake and adapter at Brownells (use code WLS10). This is my first QD setup and thought a QD would be smart with a 30 cal can to swap it on a few of my builds for youtube reviews and flexibility with my arsenal (until I get more cans). So what’s the deal with the mixed feelings on keymo? Depending on who you talk to you get a different opinion and some opinions (while everyone is entitled to one) are just plain dumb. You guys have a range of backgrounds and I’m just wondering if I did ok with choosing keymo or if I should convert to something else (since I’m not fully committed yet). Note- No notes. P.S. Who is the jackass that invented P.S. for letters? Like bro, just find space in the paragraph above to get your point across and end the letter with “”Sincerely”” and wrap it up B.

  • Travis M – Nick, You’ve mentioned primarily appendix carrying, what holster brand and model do you use for your Smith & Wesson Airweight? Does your holster use belt loops, ulti clips or something else? Shoot straight, Travis

  • Dexter – What is a good charging handle in general, and then one for 300 blackout for shooting suppressed?

  • Will F – Holy tits on a chicken can we please get a full story of Aaron’s work history. I don’t know if its just me, but I would love to see what he puts on his resume and sit in on a interview to better understand how his job history is the way it is. I think the listeners need more from this its always so vague. Last we know he was at Home Depot and a Manager now just out of the blue nothing? Is this a “life” choice, and how does his wife put up with it? She must either be a Saint or has just completely given up. Keep being the goofy retards we love, and Jeremy is NOT a cunt.

 

The winner of this week’s swag pack is Ethan P!

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Gun Industry News

  • Strike Industries has launched a new mag release for the SIG P365 X-Macro. It’s made from hardened stainless steel and designed for easy installation. This upgrade is meant for better control and quicker magazine changes, while keeping a low profile to avoid accidental drops. The release is reversible for both right- and left-handed users. It’s specifically for the P365 X-Macro, with a different version available for other P365 models. The product is currently available for purchase.

  • The Lantac E-BCG (Enhanced Bolt Carrier Group) is a top upgrade for AR15 rifles, launched in 2014. It improves lifespan and reliability, especially for full auto and suppressed fire, lasting over 75,000 rounds compared to 9,625 for standard mil-spec parts. Features include smoother cycling, reduced internal wear, better accuracy, and less noise. It’s designed for serious shooters wanting better performance. The E-BCG is available now.

  • The STUB SBNVG Battery Adapter provides reliable power for SBNVGs and allows for quick one-handed battery changes. It has a USB port for extra gear and fits easily on helmets. It’s designed for military use. The price is not mentioned, and it is currently available.

  • Streamlight has upgraded its Portable Scene Light and Portable Scene Light EXT to 10,000 lumens, almost double the previous 5,300 lumens. These rechargeable lights have three brightness levels and can run up to 12 hours, with a telescoping pole for better height. They are waterproof, durable, and designed for tough conditions, ideal for first responders and industrial use. The Portable Scene Light costs between $1,364.25 and $1,442.85, while the EXT model costs $1,521.50. Both models are currently available.

  • Terrain 365 launched the Narwhal-AT, a rustproof folding knife designed for land and water use. It features a low-profile flipper, a Terravantium™ blade, and all-titanium hardware. The knife’s design is streamlined, inspired by a narwhal, and it has various handle materials available. The starting price is $365.00, and it is currently available for purchase.

  • Henry Repeating Arms is moving all its gun production from New Jersey to Wisconsin. This change will make their operations more efficient since they already have multiple factories in Wisconsin. The company has been growing and introducing new firearms, so this move should help them meet the rising demand. Currently, Henry’s products are available.

  • The article talks about new high-quality gun accessories that have just hit the market. These accessories are designed for better performance and durability. They are priced between $25 and $80. This could change how gun enthusiasts upgrade their gear. The products are currently available.

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