Buying anything before the 2016 presidential election JIC?

Wellllll I talked myself into 1k of gem tech sub 22lr and a bcm bcg from aim today


I'm on the lookout for a mkiii tb as a host. A couple of the 'lite' ones are interesting. The mk iv would be cool but no tb at this time as far as I can tell.

Suppressor should be out of jail around 1st of the year I think.

Looks like that extra case of 30 rounders wasn't needed.
Still, nice to have.

Now I have four more years to keep stacking things deeper.

Well...for me it's all stuff that's needed and wanted, I just got it sooner than expected. I imagine it's the same way for you as well as most of us. I'm going to still keep going, just at a slower and steadier rate. That way playing a huge amount of catch-up won't be needed next time. With the rich, the media, the Hollywood crowd (who are all protected from their decisions) as well as the fanatics there will always be a next time. Maintaining firearms freedom (as well as the borders of our country) is a full time job.

Definitely still getting that vest, the ARMS rings to mount that SWFA scope, that Bonesteel stock, the parts sets for my nephews, more ammo and on and on, I'm just setting the timeline as being a matter of months rather than weeks.

Can't let this thread die because I keep throwing my money at companies.

Got some hogue g10 checkered grips for my 228 (yay!)

Got a Wilson combat tb for the g19

Got 2k gemtech subs 22lr to play with
Got a bcm bcg because the price was better than I'd seen in a long time.

No.

As someone who's done the professional driver thing with trailers in tow both on the pavement, over rough/primitive roads, and cross country I suggest getting (or building) one with double axles. Not so much for increasing load carrying but for reasons of handling, weight distribution on the road surface, and the ability to NOT get seriously squirrelly if a tire goes on you. 

Pick up some axles, square tube steel, and stick welder and go at it.    I suggest a flatbed type trailer with stake pockets (with the wheels located outside the bed area), as that will give you the most options for configurations.  If you think you can manage it, make it a tilt bed. 
Obviously a higher wheel base will be beneficial if you plan on going off road, but don't get carried away with it.
Outside the rails you can mount things like fuel or water cans, propane tanks, ect.

BTW, longer trailers are easier to back up than short trailers so don't talk yourself into a smaller trailer out of a misplaced concern about backing. 

That's awesome.

Do you think after you've had a chance to shoot it for a bit that you could do a review and perhaps compare the accuracy between a G19 (if you have a second one available) or maybe a G17 or G26?

I'm in the market for another G19 (my 2nd Gen is completely beat, plus I'd like to have two available). I intend on buying a barrel (or trading that G20 10mm to.40 conversion barrel that I have), probably a KKM or a Stormlake barrel if I can find one. Besides a new barrel I'd also like to upgrade the current G19 at some point with a complete set of springs.

At any rate I've been looking at the Wilson Combat G19 to pair it up with really hard. Not a whole lot of (what I feel are completely honest) reviews for the Wilson Combat G19's.

Here's a smaller trailer with surge brakes:

www.govplanet.com/for-sale/Trailers-Utility-2006-Raytheon-M1101-Cargo-Trailer-North-Carolina/799160?h=5000%2Cl2%7CUSA-NC%2Csm%7C0%2Ck%7Cutility+trailer%2Cmf%7C1&rr=0.33333&hitprm=&pnLink=yes