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Double Tap Double Tap - Ep 480 September 21, 2026 Presented by This episode of Double Tap is brought to you by: Foxtrot Mike (Code: WLSISLIFE) C&G Holsters (Code: WLSISLIFE) Rost Martin (Code: WLSISLIFE) Stuff and Things Inc. (Code: WLSISLIFE) Bowers Group (Code: WLS) Giveaways!! GAW Text Dear WLS or Reviews +1 743 500 2171 Public Show Titles Dear WLS Question from Anonymous Coward from Georgia DBo90 from Georgia. Have been looking from Foxtrot Mike in 556 but can’t seem to locate online. Is there a shortage of products.Thanks Question from Anonymous Coward from Oregon Dear We Lub Shoeting:Just finished building a brn-22 and needz to bore sight it. How should I do that easily in my background? Tanks daddies, Typical.pew.guy WINNER Question from Karl from Arkansas Hey guys, I took a pistol and carbine course a few weeks back (probably months by the time you’re reading this), and noticed one of the guys was running a Honey Badger. I made a friendly joke about how he probably paid more for the ammo than the class itself and he could’ve saved some cash by running 5.56 instead. He responded that he didn’t own a 5.56 AR and that 300 BLK was all he had. At first I judged him, everyone knows that your first AR should be 5.56/223, or at the very least you should own one 5.56 AR pattern rifle, right? Then I thought about it more and realized I may have been too harsh. After all, if he bought one AR with the single purpose of indoor home defense (no plans for outdoor use, SHTF, or boog), then maybe this makes decent sense. After all, “beware the man who owns one gun.” What do you guys think? Thanks for all you do, Karl #BringBackTheBoog Question from Anonymous Coward from Iowa Anonymous coward of NHWhat would be the best AR 15 length for outdoor security? I am thinking 16 inch but I always see PSA having sales on the 11.5. Thanks Question from Jason You gotta talk about this! https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/video-shows-california-cop-accidentally-shooting-fellow-cop-horseplay-rcna349625 Question from Brent T Just wondering if you’ve heard of a company called gunfightersinc.com and their chest rig “Bino-link holster”. And what your thoughts might be? Gun Industry News Shootingwire NAS³ .50 BMG Outperforms Brass in 5 Key Ways The article details five performance advantages of NAS³ .50 BMG cases over traditional brass. NAS³ is presented as an advanced composite or polymer-based cartridge case technology designed for the .50 BMG caliber, emphasizing benefits in weight, durability, and consistency for long-range and high-volume shooting applications. The Gist: The Gist: NAS³ .50 BMG cases are lighter, more durable, provide better heat dissipation, offer improved extraction reliability, and deliver more consistent velocities compared to brass. Impact: Market Impact: Affects .50 BMG shooters, long-range enthusiasts, military and law enforcement users seeking reduced weight and enhanced reliability in extreme conditions. Bottom Line: The Bottom Line: NAS³ technology addresses common brass limitations in the .50 BMG platform, potentially reducing shooter fatigue and improving overall system performance without sacrificing power. Shootingwire Garmin Acquires Applied Ballistics Garmin has acquired Applied Ballistics, a provider of ballistic solvers, data, and technology used in long-range shooting applications. The acquisition integrates Applied Ballistics’ research, software, and ballistic engines into Garmin’s outdoor and hunting product lines. Applied Ballistics will continue operations with its existing leadership and team. The Gist: The Gist: Garmin announced the acquisition of Applied Ballistics, a leading provider of research, software, and technology for long-range shooting and ballistics solutions. Impact: Market Impact: Affects long-range shooters, hunters, and users of Garmin GPS, rangefinders, and optics by integrating advanced