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Posted On: July 29th 2025, 04:19 pm
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Fuck yeah bro. FAST match in Parma, ID. Piles of moon dust. Dune buggy. Belt fed stage gun. It's for you dawg it's lit. 1: guns for the match were the Aero Pro 12.5 and Shadow Systems MR920 2: holster is the new T-Rex Titan active retention holster 3: I ran the match with a Blue Alpha battle belt lite, 2 rifle mag pouches and 2 pistol mag pouches, no chest rig or additional LBE Dust is not good for firearms. Everybody had at least a few malfunctions. I used a handful of Magpul Glock PMAGs which don't have a good reputation for handling dust, but I only had one hesitation to chamber on the last stage over two days. Otherwise zero malfunctions with the MR920. Retaining magazines in a dump pouch is a good way to keep them clean(er) but at some point you will have to go prone and your dump pouch will fill up with dust. The Aero Pro 12.5 also worked great. Once my mags got really dusty I had a few sluggish bolt closures on the first round of a magazine. No other issues. Suppressor is a direct threaded Exigent Fireteam, gas is tuned with an adjustable gas block. Very pleasant to shoot. I could definitely cater my gear to better suit this kind of match. I was carrying barely enough ammo to complete most of the stages. There were a lot of fairly long range pistol targets, and SHO/WHO shooting so a more match oriented gun would have made it easier. All the rifle targets were steel so the shots were taken at longer range for safety. A longer barrel and more magnification would have been useful on the rifle, and not a liability up close. I was warned I would want a bipod but I'm stubborn so I didn't bring one but I really should have. Apologies for the wall of text. The match was awesome, you should try one.
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India’s ongoing political protests have now reached the streets of London. Hundreds of Indians gathered at Parliament Square on Saturday, October 17, raising slogans against the BJP-led government and the Election Commission of India over allegations of electoral irregularities. However, the demonstration also witnessed a counter-protest, with supporters of Prime Minister Narendra Modi arriving at the same location to express their support for the government. The protest, organised by the Opposition Congress and UK-based Indian student groups under the banner “Stop Vote Chori”, took place near Mahatma Gandhi’s statue at Parliament Square. Demonstrators demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and criticised the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, alleging that the exercise could deprive legitimate voters of their voting rights. YouTuber and activist Dhruv Rathee, who had earlier urged Indians in London to join the demonstration, addressed the gathering as a keynote speaker. Rathee said the objective was to raise awareness among Indians and NRIs about alleged electoral irregularities, while emphasising that he was not seeking foreign interference in India’s internal affairs. Videos from Parliament Square showed demonstrators waving flags, holding placards and chanting slogans. Across the gathering, a smaller group of government supporters raised chants of “Modi, Modi”, leading to a heated exchange as both sides attempted to make themselves heard. Metropolitan Police officers remained present to keep the rival groups separated. The London demonstration came a day after similar rival gatherings outside the Indian High Commission, where protesters demanded electoral accountability while pro-government supporters defended Modi’s leadership. The protests are part of a wider political controversy surrounding the Election Commission’s voter-roll revision exercise, which opposition groups have challenged over concerns about transparency and voter exclusions.
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