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You're too naive and inexperienced to take in the knowledge given to you. I assure you that you will ignore the advice given to you by anyone, including the ones that answered your questions directly, and end up doing newbie mistakes; which is fine other than wasting our time trying to help you. Your posts and various threads already show this.
Hell, I even remember speaking to you on the phone about the background check of a gun serial number. Regardless of what I directly told you along with the thread you posted here, you continued to ignore what was told to you.
You're personality requires that whoever teaches you, shut down your "squirrel!" like questions to prevent you from doing something stupid or falling for the various cases of FUD out there.
**** dude, you fell for an FFL's "legal advice" on AR-Pistols despite what so many here have told you otherwise. Dude, I even directly told you who I worked for outside of my FFL gig. It went right over your head and you completely ignored the advice that you asked for.
To your thread:
I was wondering if anyone knew if a complete list of companies that MPI & test proof their products?
No. No one has that list and certainly not a "complete" list. How the heck would anyone have that or why would anyone have that? Even Small Arms Solutions doesn't have that nor would he waste his time on it.
Did you ask them? Franklin Armory, that is? They have a lot of models, so your vagueness does not help your cause.
So wishy washy. You need to take formal classes from someone who you've paid to dedicate their time on your special needs. You don't even know exactly what you want. You don't even know what fits your body type or style of shooting. You don't even know what compliance devices do what for what style of shooting. You quoted the Juggernaut kit in another thread. Do you even understand the limitations of their kit and that there are far better and less expensive alternatives out there? How do you intend to clear malfunctions with the JT kit?
Take what you've learned in your various degrees and practically apply them to your learning in the firearms world. What the heck is the point of all of that "edumacation" if you cannot apply it in the real world? Do not be the guy that we
every time we see a new thread.
You can say that you're done, but I know for sure that you're so stubborn that you will continue your "fueling". Why do I care what you do? I really don't other than if you become another bad statistic for gun owners. I am actually looking forward to your future threads.
Hell, I even remember speaking to you on the phone about the background check of a gun serial number. Regardless of what I directly told you along with the thread you posted here, you continued to ignore what was told to you.
You're personality requires that whoever teaches you, shut down your "squirrel!" like questions to prevent you from doing something stupid or falling for the various cases of FUD out there.
**** dude, you fell for an FFL's "legal advice" on AR-Pistols despite what so many here have told you otherwise. Dude, I even directly told you who I worked for outside of my FFL gig. It went right over your head and you completely ignored the advice that you asked for.
To your thread:
I was wondering if anyone knew if a complete list of companies that MPI & test proof their products?
No. No one has that list and certainly not a "complete" list. How the heck would anyone have that or why would anyone have that? Even Small Arms Solutions doesn't have that nor would he waste his time on it.
Did you ask them? Franklin Armory, that is? They have a lot of models, so your vagueness does not help your cause.
So wishy washy. You need to take formal classes from someone who you've paid to dedicate their time on your special needs. You don't even know exactly what you want. You don't even know what fits your body type or style of shooting. You don't even know what compliance devices do what for what style of shooting. You quoted the Juggernaut kit in another thread. Do you even understand the limitations of their kit and that there are far better and less expensive alternatives out there? How do you intend to clear malfunctions with the JT kit?
Take what you've learned in your various degrees and practically apply them to your learning in the firearms world. What the heck is the point of all of that "edumacation" if you cannot apply it in the real world? Do not be the guy that we
every time we see a new thread.You can say that you're done, but I know for sure that you're so stubborn that you will continue your "fueling". Why do I care what you do? I really don't other than if you become another bad statistic for gun owners. I am actually looking forward to your future threads.
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