MPXgunner
10-27-2019, 10:59
Hello Everyone,
I am not quite sure what to post as an intro but here goes. I am a retired psychologist, having worked about an equal amount as an emergency services clinician and with individuals involved in the criminal justice system. I am an NRA certified firearms instructor and Safety Officer. I have been shooting a rifle since I was four years old when my grandmother took me out with a Steven?s Favorite 1915 model rolling block single shot .22 cal. Currently I own three full size AR’s, one AR Pistol, and my favorite, an MPX PCC. I am a member at two gun clubs, one indoor and one outdoor. I try to get to one or the other at least three times a week. Two of my AR’s are Double Diamond brand, a Colorado manufacturer that built top shelf rifles. For some reason the company went away and I have been unable to locate the original owner in order to obtain more information about the rifles. I believe that I may have the last two that were made, one in black and one with a very unique camouflage pattern that is not painted but bonded to the metal. The finish is supposed to be tougher than mil spec finishes. We shall see. At any rate both of the Double D’s can produce sub moa groups at 100 yards. I look forward to getting to know other members, and to learn from others experience and knowledge.
MPXgunner
I am not quite sure what to post as an intro but here goes. I am a retired psychologist, having worked about an equal amount as an emergency services clinician and with individuals involved in the criminal justice system. I am an NRA certified firearms instructor and Safety Officer. I have been shooting a rifle since I was four years old when my grandmother took me out with a Steven?s Favorite 1915 model rolling block single shot .22 cal. Currently I own three full size AR’s, one AR Pistol, and my favorite, an MPX PCC. I am a member at two gun clubs, one indoor and one outdoor. I try to get to one or the other at least three times a week. Two of my AR’s are Double Diamond brand, a Colorado manufacturer that built top shelf rifles. For some reason the company went away and I have been unable to locate the original owner in order to obtain more information about the rifles. I believe that I may have the last two that were made, one in black and one with a very unique camouflage pattern that is not painted but bonded to the metal. The finish is supposed to be tougher than mil spec finishes. We shall see. At any rate both of the Double D’s can produce sub moa groups at 100 yards. I look forward to getting to know other members, and to learn from others experience and knowledge.
MPXgunner