u/Reikovsky

The idiocy is strong with that one.

You can point out the corner they messed where they ate, but you can't teach them to not do it again, all the while they will complain about it. They are incapable of learning.

Second character looks exactly like Lucifer from Helltaker.

If you need picatinny, Midwest Industries 10/22 rail height is between stock and a tall if that is what you need. Nice construction.

If the 10s work with various ammo, you got a magazine issue.

I don't know of any 30 rounders, so they are likely janky aftermarket.

The Ruger brand BX-25s have a coil spring that needs to be lightly (1-2 drops spread evenly along the face of the coil spring) oiled to cycle rounds properly. It comes off the factory floor bone-dry and 75% of the time will cause binding issues out of the box and give you FTFs. - The BX25 also has slightly slimmer dimensions compared to the rotary magazine, so a Kidd Magazine Plunger with a heavy spring can help keep it tighter in the magwell.

That requires integrity, empathy, determination and decisiveness. All qualities that Leftists are continously in short-supply of.

That looks about as personalized as you can get. I don't even know if I could get my thumb through it.

Well done.

I have the fixed model, it did come with a washer which I use.

Pig Slings with paracord sling loops are my go to.

$40 two-point sling, fully adjustable, silent, washer friendly hardware, good material, great pattern/color prints to make it your own.

Can't unfortunately, I got oil all over it and had to tear it off because it became a slurry mess in the summer heat. I haven't reapplied it yet but it felt great in the hand.

Cheap too.

I like to use this style one and wrap it flush with GoonTape

https://ebay.io/m/WDMOVy

I like the 3d printed one from eBay.

If you don't have a .22 Charger. It is time that you do.

For me, quads are like keymod. You know what you like, you set it up that way and leave it. They both just work for that.

I like MLOK for the modularity and support for the current platform for new accessories. These I change a bunch.

I 100% believe it. Not a fan of keywod but I respect the ground it helped pave along with MOE to give us glorious MLOK.

I didn't hop on Quads until the revival. I love them with railcovers to get a nice soup-can grip.

Keymod relic of yesteryear.

I get a little confused myself, with the ownership transfers. By new, I mean the current production line by 'RemArms' post 2020 bankruptcy. I've got a 'tactical/police' and had a Marine Magnum variant that were made in 2022 or 2023, both of which were solid.

I didn't realize you couldn't find 870s anymore.

What is wrong with the new RemArms/Freedom Group produced 870s besides the finish and the ever-so slightly weaker carrier dog spring?

While it is not as nice as my other two old Remingtons, I haven't had any issues with my new RemArms Police model with a proper lube job.

As a full-time ST, at creation, all Players are required to draft up a character preposals including a strong character concept and reasoning as to why they want to play that particular Clan before I approve them to proceed with a backstory write-up and stats.

I don't outright ban any Clan, but Tzimisce and Malkavian characters are more rigorously vetted. For me, in the WoD community the issue stems from a large populace of 'Fish-Malks' and paperthin Tzimisce builds with zero substance to them.

I don't have to worry about it at my table, but too often in the wild do I see people make a Malkavian soley to be a bootleg Joker or a generic murder-hobo Tzimisce that fleshcrafts just for shock value.

It brings a smile to my face when people want to play Old Clan Tzimisce.

True Brujah may be my favorite Clan. Dirty Secrets of the Black Hand was such a good book for 2E.

In old editions you could theoretically use super science-fiction suits capable of completely preventing any sunrays exposure, yes. At the same time though, I recall there being significant penalties to be 'day-walking' when you should otherwise be asleep regardless.

I use a BRN in a PMACA lightweight chassis. I had the same issue.

My solution was to let purple loctite cure on the action screw (not installed) to give it some more grip. Much better now.

Broomstick and it's not even close.

DayDream Defense makes a Mini MLOK Broomstick which is rad if you are a discerning 'tist.

Call him a poor and tell him to get an HK instead of a Glock. He'll shut up after that.

It definitely does change the 'impulse' of the rearward slide movement. As advertised, to me it does indeed feel like more of a push than a snap which gives me a slightly lesser climb thanks to the extra pound recoil spring.

Normal. Nearly all finishes that are not cerakote need to be oiled to prevent rust.

It shouldn't take much maintenance, just wipe it down with a slightly oiled cloth to remove hand oils from it after handling and don't store it in foam.

I wipe my pistols down and put them in silicone socks. Never had rust.