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Double Tap 478 – Peanut Allergy
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Double Tap - Ep 478
September 7, 2026
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Question from Anonymous Coward from Oregon
Evening gents, Im looking at building a 4.5″ suppressed 10/22 in a chassis for fun. Debating on the polymer sb tactical chassis or the Fletcher hall aluminum chassis. Is there a major pro/con of either (besides price)?Thanks for your deep thought out answer to this manner…
-typicalpnwguy
Question from Anonymous Coward from Oregon
Red. Thoughts on the new burn proof gear plate carrier that’s 850+ dollars I love their suppressor covers but would you pay $850 for a plate carrier?
Question from Agent Entropy from Georgia
If you could load anything into a 12ga shell, what’s the most embarrassing load that would still be fatal? Use case: it’s pride month.– Agent Entropy (I’m not in Georgia)
Question from Anonymous Coward from California
Angel from Commiefornia, again, sorry for not being specific on my question I want a riffle that can be used for home defense and some target shooting. I started to look at the rugger harrier. As for budget I like to save up for it and purchase so I don’t have debt.
Question from Anonymous Coward from Louisiana
What’s up my inwards? I’m currently sitting on a small stash of 7.62×39, and am minus a rifle that can shoot it. I’m kind of burnt out on AK’s at the moment, so I’m trying to avoid that route. Have been kicking around the idea of a bolt gun in x39 for hogs and deer. Do yall have any recommendations for something to feed this shit to besides an AK or an SKS?
Question from The typicalPNWguy from Oregon
Dear borthers,has there been an update on the ATF not requiring the extra engraving for SBRs? Seems like it was a hot topic for 48hrs then been nothing since.
The typicalPNWguy
Gun Industry News
Thefirearmblog
TMC TAO50-18 Short Barrel .50 BMG Rifle
The TAO50-18 is a new short-barreled variant of the TAO50 .50 BMG anti-materiel rifle from TMC (Tactical Mindset Company). It features an 18-inch barrel while maintaining the core recoil-reduction and portability design of the platform, aimed at delivering .50 BMG performance in a more compact and maneuverable package than traditional long-barreled .50 cal rifles.
Bottom Line: 18″ barrel, .50 BMG caliber, portable anti-materiel rifle design with recoil mitigation features
Thefirearmblog
CAA Roni Micro Now Compatible with Gen 6 Glock Pistols
CAA has updated the Roni Micro pistol-to-carbine conversion platform to support 6th generation Glock pistols. The Roni Micro transforms a compact or subcompact Glock into a shoulder-fired platform with a folding stock, foregrip, and accessory rails while maintaining the original pistol’s trigger, magazine, and fire control.
The Gist: Availability now for Gen 6 Glock models
Bottom Line: Folding stock, integrated foregrip, Picatinny rails; converts Glock pistol into carbine-style platform
Thefirearmblog
Bersa USA Enters Suppressor Market with Four-Model Lineup
Bersa USA has launched its first suppressor line consisting of four models targeting different platforms and calibers. The suppressors utilize a modular design with user-serviceable baffles, stainless steel construction, and are designed for both rifles and pistols. This marks the Argentine manufacturer’s expansion beyond firearms into the silencer segment.
Bottom Line: Four models: .22 LR (pistol/rifle rated, 5.5″ length, 1.06″ diameter, 4.2 oz, 6 baffles); 9mm (pistol, 7.2″ length, 1.38″ diameter, 9.5 oz, 8 baffles, 32 dB reduction); .30 (rifle, 7.8″ length, 1.5″ diameter, 13.4 oz, 8 baffles, full-auto rated on .308); .338 (precision rifle, 9.2″ length, 1.75″ diameter, 1