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Double Tap Episode 417

This episode of Double Tap is brought to you by: RMA Defense, Rost Martin, Medical Gear Outfitters, Night Fision, Blue Alpha, XTech Tactical, and Swampfox Optics

 

Welcome to Double Tap, episode 417! Your hosts tonight are Jeremy Pozderac, Aaron Krieger, Nick Lynch, and me Shawn Herrin, welcome to the show!

GOALS

 

August 9th and 10th in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Knoxville Convention Center

Free to GOA members

https://events.goa.org/goals/

 

If you were at GunCon and are attending GOALS. Don’t forget to get some pics with the cast to claim your free shirt.

 

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Dear WLS

  • Joe E – Hey WLS crew, I am moving from a suppressor friendly state to a none suppressor friendly state. I have the option of installing a safe at a family members property that is still in a suppressor friendly state and leaving it there. So long as I am the only one that knows the access code to the safe will this be okay? Joe No Notes

  • Rusty S – In a fight for your life, would you rather have a rifle chambered in a pistol cartridge or a pistol chambered in a rifle cartridge? No pistol braces or buffer tubes that can be shouldered are allowed on the pistol.

 

  • Mr. NiceGuy W – If you were the devil, what would you offer your cast members in exchange for their soul? Jeremy, I would offer to pay off his range and give him a lifetime supply of ranch Aaron I would offer clear skin, free of psoriasis, a toilet capable of handling apples and good luck Nick would be easy. A healthy and a proper functioning digestive system. Savage I would offer, hair, height and a few Bitcoin. Shawn would have to be weight-loss without exercise or Ozempic, and wrinkly balls

  • Jordan S – Hey guys, TL/DR- Supressors expensive. What next gUuDeR muzzle device? I’ve had my 1st AR for a couple years now (basic flat-top PSA) & interested in changing out the cheap A2 birdcage, that everybody seems to hate. Watched some YT. They all start w/ the birdcage. 3-4 prong flash hider or hider/comps. Suppressor adapters & then whatever suppressors they have. All (except the wHisper pickles) seem to be +/- on recoil mitigation vs flash suppression and they end up saying “”Just get a suppressor””. Yeah, no shit. They are THE best muzzle device. I don’t see myself getting into suppressor money soon, so not really worried about that. Jusy looking into something different. Use case is paper punching, but aiming for accuracy. Nothing high speed. I like the open prong FHs (purely off esthetics). Not “jazzed” about the concussion that comes (Hehe) with compensators, but haven’t ruled them out. Even thought about a flash can, because reasons, ya know. It’s not like the paper/cardboard targets are going to be shooting back. Obviously NODS aren’t in the scenario either. Whatcha think? Thanks for getting me through the work week on Spotify. No notes.

  • Dick Beelong – I have an autistic question for y’all even though Jerombé will probably hate on me for it. I’m currently running an AEMS on an ADM NV mount on my suppressed 11.5″” AR15. I obviously have my light and laser up front. But I got a good deal on a T1/T2 GBRS Hydra mount and it has me curious. Should I swap over to a t1/t2 style dot and move the laser back or just not be a bitch and leave it as is with a ton of weight upfront? Thank you for your time and Aaron, stop being racist. We all saw what you did with those chicken & duck eggs. #nonotesborthers

  • Dan N – Hey guys, I’ve been fucking with guns for a while. Building and fixing everything I can. But in an ever present need to learn more, I want expand my knowledge. So, what are your favorite gunsmithing style books? I love schematics books, and just like my firearms, I could never get enough. What are your favorite or must have gunsmithing style books? Thanks, keep up the great show. #nonotes #aaronisgay

  • Deeoh Gee – Sean. You enjoy the fanny pack life. What is your go to way off attaching a holster to your fanny pack?

 

The winner of this week’s swag pack is Jordan S!

To win your own, go to welikeshooting.com/dashboard and submit a question!

 

Gun Industry News

  • At GunCon 2025, Riley from Romeo Hotel Engineering showcased the Gyro Brake and the Thicc-Boi-12 Suppressor. The Gyro Brake uses gyroscopic stabilization for better aiming, while the Thicc-Boi-12 is a unique double-barrel suppressor made for the DP-12 shotgun, offering excellent sound suppression. The products stand out because of their innovative designs and functions. Availability is currently unspecified.

  • Konus released the Sultan 1-10x24mm LPVO scope, which has a 30mm tube and offers true 1x for close range and up to 10x for long distances. It features an illuminated reticle, tactical turrets with Zero-Stop, flip-up covers, and is designed for budget-conscious users. The price is $349.99. It’s currently available.

  • Nocpix launched the Bolt L35R thermal riflescope for night hunters. It features a 384×288 thermal sensor, 50Hz refresh rate, and a built-in laser rangefinder accurate to 1,200 meters. The scope is user-friendly, light (under 880 grams), and offers advanced imaging for clear target detection beyond 1,000 meters. It’s designed for new users transitioning from regular scopes. A price isn’t available yet, and the product is currently not available.

  • Kinetic Development Group has updated their Optics Hub spotting scope rig and introduced a new Xero Mount for M-LOK and Garmin Xero C1 Pro. This makes it easier to attach optics to various firearms. The new products aim to enhance the shooting experience. Availability is confirmed currently.

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