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New From VZ Grips: AR Grips, Prison Shanks, and More

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VZ Grips is the well known G10 pistol grip manufacturer. The Gunshine State grip maker makes parts for both OEMs and consumers looking to get a grip on a firearm upgrade. Like many manufacturers searching for something to do with excess capacity, VZ’s branched out into . . .

AR pistol grips. And . . .

And G10 daggers. Which should come in handy if plans A and B fail.

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Jeremy S.

Jeremy is TTAG's Deputy Editor, working mostly behind the scenes but, when he attempts to write, he focuses on comprehensive gun & gear reviews. Jeremy strives to collect objective data whenever possible, and looks to write accurate reviews that reflect the true user experience. He lives outside of Austin, TX.

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  1. CA or AZ, marriage-from-Hell or splitting-the-sheets, whichever way it goes won’t be easy or final. True-believers in collectivism/globalism and/or Islam are convinced we hold-outs and nonbelievers don’t know what’s good for us. Their respective missions-in-life are to save us from ourselves, one way or another. Even walls of separation won’t stop their infringements, or colonists and Fifth-Columnists. Short of an unthinkable Armageddon, we will never be able to afford ungirding our loins. Think “long-haul.”

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  2. Long before 9/11, I carried an Executive Letter Opener on flights throughout the United States and abroad. Never had a problem. Still about $7.00 on Amazon.

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  3. How is this reciprocity not an example of government overreach? Penalties like that disgust me, as does the discriminatory fee schedule applied by most states these days.

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  4. I’m going to ghost out of this site for awhile, all these M16 look alikes are fucking with my head, my ” anniversary” date was 4 January 1970 and it seems like only yesterday. I’m sleeping two-three hours a day, mostly mid afternoon, having dreams I don’t care to remember, checking and rechecking my equipment.All my friends are gone or civie MIAs, physicist shit don’t help, setting up AO’s, in my head, finding I’m wishing for a warning order, helo ride and insertion. And I’m just to damned old. Weird huh?

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  5. Every time a person who is denied their rights is harmed, one of these tyrannical assholes needs to be frogmarched out of his office and impaled in the public square on a 10 foot pike and then left in the sun to die. Repeat as necessary to get rid of tyranny.

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  6. As a Finn who has experienced the Winter War 1939 as a kid, allow me to rectify some assumptions about the Finnish culture:
    – while we really have about one rifle/gun per person, they are used for hunting and practicing, not for killing people.
    – almost every Finn (women since 1995) are subject to conscript at the age of 18 to 26. Hence, we are prepared to defend our country, not to shoot citizens. The Finnish police shoot only a few times a year (sometimes once a year), mostly in extreme cases and even then to the lower parts of the attackers body, never to kill a suspect (by the way, they are generally called “customers” by the polite Finnish police).
    As the safest nation in this tumultuous world, we shun all discussions about “defending” a home and argumentation about the efficiency of a submachine gun. With all respect to the Finnish m/31 Suomi submachine gun, also used by Simo Häyhä in the Winter War 1939-40, and in many articles considered the best “tool” during WW2.
    Just come visit Finland and see children walk/bike to school unattended from the age of 5. This is something a person of a gun-happy country cannot conceive and never will, since it is a utopia that takes 100 years of mutual cooperation, respect, trust and confidence in a non-gun-happy society.

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  7. Taurus products are designed and built to be bought by new or non shooters who are looking to have a gun handy if ever needed. I’d really like to see the percentage of their products that are bought with a single box of ammo and stuck in a sock drawer.
    I’ve had 2. The second was a replacement for the first one that fell apart within 200 rounds. A PT-92. Traded the second one at a huge loss, and I never bought another one.
    Feel free to hate.

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