The Syndicate Minutes

Going off of the video I put out last week on second amendment rallies, I wanted to continue the conversation on how we can all be an ambassador for the second amendment.  If we all took out a couple people a year who are novice to guns and shooting, and gave them a good experience, we can make a huge impact on the hearts and minds battle that we're all in.

For folks looking at getting their first suppressor, it's tough to find answers to some of you most basic questions.  So we sat down with Mike Pappas of Dead Air Silencers to answer some basic silencer questions.  In this third episode we cover, brake vs flash hider, how to attach a Dead Air silencer to a non Dead Air muzzle device, and "do it all" multi caliber cans.  Mike also discusses his TV, and he does in fact brag.

Some will take my point out of context because they'll refuse to use their brain.  IF the point of the 2a rallies is to get together with your friends and to show your government that you're an armed militia, then have at it.  IF the point is to raise awareness and get positive PR for the gun community, I think we've got a lot of room for improvement.

The 1911 Syndicate is a niche real estate company.  No, we don't just work with clients who need off grid properties or to rent space for a gun shop.  Almost all of our clients are shooters/military/LEO's/hunters and outdoorsmen who need to buy or sell a house.  You should use us because we're actually good at our job, fortunately, the side bonus is that we all share a love of common interests.  All of our clients get treated to custom knives when they buy their house, and private events.  All of our 2019 clients got to partake in an end of year private CQB course.  We operate in Utah and Arizona.

Part 2 of our suppressor Q&A series with Dead Air Silencers.  In this episode we discuss 3 lug and fixed mounts.  We go through the Sandman lineup as it pertains to best options for suppressing SBR's (short barrel rifles) vs standard length ARs and bolt guns.  And Mike answers a question about the service life of a suppressor and required maintenance.

It's tough to find answer to some of the basic question when you're first entering the suppressor market.  I asked Dead Air Silencers some questions, and here's what happened.

A few days prior to the Corona virus lockdowns we hosted a class with @ReadyMan  on the subject of.....bug out bags.  Ironically this class had been planned prior to the spread stateside of the virus.  We wanted to put out this content to hopefully serve as a guide to some of you interested in the subject mater of "bugging out" and emergency preparedness.

I think you'll find the class highly useful, and if you're anything like me, I had quite a bit of work to do on my bug out kit.  Drop us a comment and be sure to subscribe as we'll have a lot of great content coming out to keep you entertained during your lockdown.

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Let's hear your thoughts.  One gun that will get you through the rest of life.  Go.

There's a place for budget AR's, but we must acknowledge a universal truth.......you get what you pay for.

Too many platforms and calibers I see as a detriment to your training and preparedness.  Let's hear your thoughts.

Lotta folks chimed in with some weird carry guns, here's my thoughts.