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Ian and I were both guests on the The Arms Room podcast today; we discussed a lot of topics including quite a bit about the WWSD rifles.

Check them out, they're putting out great no-derp content that's well worth your time!

Our episode is available right here:

http://thearmsroomvom.podbean.com/

Big thanks to The Arms Room for having us on!

~Karl

Comments

Anonymous

Great broadcast!

Anonymous

very interesting discussion of improvised or ersatz (in the field) sex toys

Sean Smith

Great podcast! Truly enjoyed listening while trying to debug horrible code.

Anonymous

Fun interview. I bought the GWACs lower and would agree that the MK2 is not really near ready for field use, but mainly only because of the takedown pins. Firstly because they cut out so the pins face the opposite way than a standard AR (they could have easily molded it so they'd sit flush the other way as well) and that the pins aren't captured in any way my to take the upper off the pins will come completely out. And we all know most people in the military will lose them within 3 minutes of taking them out (I almost did since I need a hammer claw to get them out when an upper is installed).

Al Stern

Karl, since you're an expert on setting up and maintaining shooting ranges, can you tell me if you "take in" the steel targets when you're done? I'm buying 47 acres and plan to shoot on it. I want to set up steel targets at different ranges and locations. Those things are expensive! I'm not worried about theft but what about leaving them out in the wether all the time? Will they rust away?

InRange TV

Sorry for the delay on this reply. I have steel that's both left out and stored "properly". The stuff left outside does get surface rust but seems just fine. That said, we're in Arizona so we really don't have rust problems in general. I'm not sure how to advise you as a result. If it were I, and I was in a situation in which theft was not a concern, I'd just leave them out but your mileage may vary. ~Karl