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2024.06.02 08:29 MsTravelista Caesars policy to turn off dashcams for Valet? (The Paris Las Vegas)
I’ve been staying at the Paris Las Vegas for the past few nights. I have Caesars Diamond status so I’ve been taking advantage of the free valet to park my rental car. The first time my rental car was returned to me the dashcam was unplugged. Twice since then, upon drop off, the valet drivers told me they aren’t allowed to have dashcams recording in the valet garage so they’ve asked me how to shut it off.
I’ve been googling this but can’t find a single search result about this kind of policy. Can anyone shed some light? Obviously I’m worried enough about car damage to always travel with a dashcam. So I don’t really like that they “have”to turn it off. But I also don’t want to be a Karen and ask to verify it with a manager.
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I’ve been googling this but can’t find a single search result about this kind of policy. Can anyone shed some light? Obviously I’m worried enough about car damage to always travel with a dashcam. So I don’t really like that they “have”to turn it off. But I also don’t want to be a Karen and ask to verify it with a manager.
2024.06.02 08:24 GraniteCapybara I live in a fourplex with a detached garage that caught on fire. Significant damages, what next.
So, still a bit frazzled so if this isn't the most articulate forgive me.
I was at work today when I happened to check my e-mail and see a message from my landlord that just says "Your garage is on fire". Real piece of shit move, I don't know why he wouldn't call instead of sending an e-mail but I digress. He told one of the neighbors that he would come see the damage in a few days.
There are four single car garages in a row that are disconnected from the building. It appears that my neighbor had a fire start in their garage but we don't know the cause yet. However, it spread to my garage as well. I'm on the second story and and the heat apparently shattered my windows and it's obvious that some of the smoke must have billowed into my apartment because I can't get rid of the smell. Minor water damage, I suspect from over spray coming into the open window. At some point someone kicked in my door and the frame shattered. I'm still confused if it was the fire department or a neighbor making sure my dog was safe but the who doesn't matter as much as the fact that I'm now unable to secure my door. I can close it but not lock it.
Unfortunately I think I lost everything in the garage. Several Kayaks, all my camping equipment and plenty of woodworking power tools, and on and on. I won't be able to get out there to clean and catalog till tomorrow, there isn't any light out there right now and I needed to clean up the broken glass and everything first.
I've been told that I have a legal right to refuse to pay rent till the windows and door frame are fixed and the smoke smell has been professionally cleaned. I live in Oregon, if that makes a difference. I'm stupid and didn't have renters insurance.
I'd like to believe I'm an intelligent person who will handle this as a mature adult moving forward but I'm pissed and tired at the moment. What am I likely to miss moving forward, what am I not seeing that I should.
I'm going to have to start trashing decades of my life tomorrow and I doubt I'll be emotionally sound as I catalog everything for insurance so I'm looking for some advice from strangers on the internet who aren't as emotionally charged.
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I was at work today when I happened to check my e-mail and see a message from my landlord that just says "Your garage is on fire". Real piece of shit move, I don't know why he wouldn't call instead of sending an e-mail but I digress. He told one of the neighbors that he would come see the damage in a few days.
There are four single car garages in a row that are disconnected from the building. It appears that my neighbor had a fire start in their garage but we don't know the cause yet. However, it spread to my garage as well. I'm on the second story and and the heat apparently shattered my windows and it's obvious that some of the smoke must have billowed into my apartment because I can't get rid of the smell. Minor water damage, I suspect from over spray coming into the open window. At some point someone kicked in my door and the frame shattered. I'm still confused if it was the fire department or a neighbor making sure my dog was safe but the who doesn't matter as much as the fact that I'm now unable to secure my door. I can close it but not lock it.
Unfortunately I think I lost everything in the garage. Several Kayaks, all my camping equipment and plenty of woodworking power tools, and on and on. I won't be able to get out there to clean and catalog till tomorrow, there isn't any light out there right now and I needed to clean up the broken glass and everything first.
I've been told that I have a legal right to refuse to pay rent till the windows and door frame are fixed and the smoke smell has been professionally cleaned. I live in Oregon, if that makes a difference. I'm stupid and didn't have renters insurance.
I'd like to believe I'm an intelligent person who will handle this as a mature adult moving forward but I'm pissed and tired at the moment. What am I likely to miss moving forward, what am I not seeing that I should.
I'm going to have to start trashing decades of my life tomorrow and I doubt I'll be emotionally sound as I catalog everything for insurance so I'm looking for some advice from strangers on the internet who aren't as emotionally charged.
2024.06.02 08:21 Becca_auh88 2023/24 kit with CL badge
I am looking to buy the 23/24 home kit on sale with CL badge online but I don’t see an option to customize the jersey to add the badge? Any suggestions on how to add it? I do see it as an option for the 24/25 kit though.
Also now that City opened a store in NYC would that be an option? I live in Canada.
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Also now that City opened a store in NYC would that be an option? I live in Canada.
2024.06.02 08:19 raypurchase19 What I’ve learned after 5 months as a nomad (vanilla).
 | As you can see from the two pictures, I have changed quite a few things since day 37. Some lessons learned are: submitted by raypurchase19 to projectzomboid [link] [comments] Trapping as a nomad isn’t practical nor efficient. Instead try fishing. The bbq grill is safe. Campfires are not. The ambulance is the best all around vanilla nomad vehicle. Mainly because it has the best engine/horsepower, compared to step-vans or pickups. Spare tires aren’t really necessary. I’ve driven most of the map (as pictured) and never needed the spare I carried with me. Eventually you will need new tires just from normal wear, but unless you’re in a bad crash, you shouldn’t need one with you. You can drive a car with only 2 tires as long as they’re on the rear. Steering becomes more difficult None of the vanilla vehicles have 4 wheel drive. Fire doesn’t affect vehicles nor you if you’re inside. Duffel bags are some of the best storage bags for organizing equipment. You can also rename them by right clicking. Don’t waste metal plates,screws and propane repairing severely damaged vehicle parts, just replace them with corresponding parts from similar vehicles. Driving over corpses doesn’t hurt your tire condition. If you’re driving fast enough and hit something solid, you can be ejected through the windshield and instantly killed. Sleeping in vehicles causes pain and poor rest. When possible sleep in a tent instead. If sleeping in a vehicle make sure the door is actually shut. To double check, get out then get back in the vehicle. Don’t do anything until the door shutting sound effect is over. Snow doesn’t affect driving other than visibility. The police/fire dept. pickups have better engines than the standard trucks. The US Army ham radio can be mounted in any government vehicle and can be programmed to listen to any frequency in Knox County. Knox FM, Knox talk etc. some people think it only picks up automated broadcasts. When a firearm is equipped in your hands, rolling the window down will let you shoot from inside the vehicle. You can also shove zombies away from the door. You can only shoot from car windows you’re sitting by. Parking up against another vehicle or wall/slash fence will make it impossible for zombies to attack you. They will destroy parts of your vehicle but as long as they’re not at the doowindow you’re at, they can’t get you. Time affects fuel consumption. For instance if you have 1 hour days you will get worse fuel mileage than I with my 3 hour days. Leaving your car key in the ignition while the engine is off will not run the battery down. A fully charged car battery will last several days if you accidentally leave your lights on when you park the vehicle. The same is true for leaving the radio on. The temperature inside of vehicles is different than the outside when the windows are up. In the winter it can be almost ten degrees warmer inside vehicles whereas in the summer it can be up to 20 degrees warmer. Keeping the transmission in first gear will help you when driving off-road. Use left shift + W to set cruise control up to 20 mph to stay in first gear. Use L-shift + s to decrease speed. You can wash your vehicle with water bottles, buckets etc. |
2024.06.02 08:17 QuestionableKJ Unlawful Lane Usage
Hello, I’m losing sleep over this. I don’t think I did a good enough job explaining to the officer what happened so I want to share my story and see what you guys think…
I was involved in a car accident yesterday. I was in the right hand lane wanting to switch to the left hand lane. We were about 50 yards from a stoplight/intersection when I turned my blinker on indicating the lane switch. I wanted to switch lanes because there was a bus stopped directly on the other side of the stoplight/intersection at the bus stop. Several cars in front of me had made the lane switch. My car has blind spot detectors that chime at me when it is unsafe to change lanes. About 40 yards from the stoplight/intersection, my blinker chimed. There was a black sedan speeding up, ultimately not letting me over. I let them pass, blinker still on, not chiming anymore. I check my rear view mirror and left side mirror. I see a black SUV in my rear view and barely in my left side mirror. Assuming it is safe to switch because of how far back the SUV was, I start making the change about 25 yards from the stoplight/intersection. At this point, the several cars that have made the lane switch in front of me has backed up traffic a bit since we are essentially down to one lane with the bus stopped in the right lane. I start pressing on the brakes about halfway through my lane change because the car that originally did not let me switch lanes has started to slow down and I did not want to hit them. I am looking in my left side mirror while traffic is slowing down, watching this black SUV get closer and closer. At this point, I am pretty much completely in the left lane, just needed to straighten out. Traffic starts to flow a little better and as I am getting ready to straighten out, my blinker started to chime again. The SUV behind me, notices I am now in the left lane and swerves to the left, but not soon enough. The front right of his bumper hits the back left of my bumper. I watched the entire thing happen in my left side mirror. I was going to honk at him to make him aware but I couldn’t quite tell if he was slowing down or speeding up and I didn’t want to startle my Uber passenger. I also had enough time to verbally say “oh he’s not stopping he’s going to hit us.” We went from going the speed limit (40mph) down to about 15-20mph with the congestion, and I believe back up to about 30mph when the collision happened.
The first thing he says to me when I get out of my car is, “I’m sorry, I didn’t see you.” Which to me, indicates that he was distracted while driving. There was a “witness” that stopped with us and immediately started pointing fingers (at me). He said the same thing happened to him last month and it didn’t go his way so he wanted to stay and make sure the guy driving the SUV “didn’t go down for this.”🙄 (this “witness” was a jerk to me the entire time and made me cry but that’s a different story) Then, we were discussing if we were going to have an investigator come out or just exchange information. While having this conversation, he was telling me it’d be easier to just go to a body shop and not get anyone else involved. He also said he was kind of in a hurry to get somewhere and didn’t want to wait around. That threw up red flags for me.. I decided to call someone to the scene. I told him I will take a photo of his license and insurance, damages, and license plate if he really needs to go but I will still be waiting for the investigator. He ignored me while I took a photo of his license plate. During our wait, I was on the phone with my dad in my car while the two guys were waiting on the curb (couldn’t stand to be near the “witness” anymore). I had my door cracked so I could hear them and was watching them the whole time. They created a video as fabricated “proof” that I merged INTO him as I watched him zoom into a rusted part of his running board, saying that that’s where I made contact first.. Then I heard them talking about how he was in my blind spot and I merged INTO him because I couldn’t see him. Reminder, I have blind spot detectors and literally watched him bump into me…
About half way through our wait, the “witness” calls to see if they’re sending someone out because we had been waiting for an hour and they told him we can file a report online as long as we exchange information and it’s alright if we leave. They both wanted to leave so I asked for the other driver’s license and insurance again (while secretly recording his face in case he decided to take off). He told me I can’t have his information so I informed him that he could get up to 90 days for not giving it to me before he leaves. He said he wasn’t leaving anymore because I hadn’t filed a claim yet and he thought I was going to try and lie about what happened. I told him I had never been in an accident before and didn’t file a claim yet because I wanted to speak to the investigator to make sure my claim was correct.
Long story short about our wait, the investigator shows up. We talk, all 4 of us together. Then she talks to the “witness” by himself. Who knows what he said🙄. I receive an “Unlawful Lane Usage” violation while the guy in the SUV receives violations for not having his driver’s license (I believe she said it was revoked?) and not having insurance. His vehicle registration was also 2 years expired but that apparently didn’t have anything to do with the situation so she let it slide. I’m not sure if he had received any other violations.
Of course his damage is far less than mine and I’m using my insurance, waiting for an appraisal. But, what do you guys think? I feel like with being able to fully explain my self and have time to think about and assess the situation, this is 90% his fault 10% my fault. Even though I guess I was deemed at fault. Him most likely being on his phone and not paying attention, not having insurance and I believe a revoked license, me for not honking to let him know I was there. With his current status, he shouldn’t have been in a car PERIOD.
Okay time to go to sleep, gotta make extra cash for the repairs, UGH! Thanks for reading😀
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I was involved in a car accident yesterday. I was in the right hand lane wanting to switch to the left hand lane. We were about 50 yards from a stoplight/intersection when I turned my blinker on indicating the lane switch. I wanted to switch lanes because there was a bus stopped directly on the other side of the stoplight/intersection at the bus stop. Several cars in front of me had made the lane switch. My car has blind spot detectors that chime at me when it is unsafe to change lanes. About 40 yards from the stoplight/intersection, my blinker chimed. There was a black sedan speeding up, ultimately not letting me over. I let them pass, blinker still on, not chiming anymore. I check my rear view mirror and left side mirror. I see a black SUV in my rear view and barely in my left side mirror. Assuming it is safe to switch because of how far back the SUV was, I start making the change about 25 yards from the stoplight/intersection. At this point, the several cars that have made the lane switch in front of me has backed up traffic a bit since we are essentially down to one lane with the bus stopped in the right lane. I start pressing on the brakes about halfway through my lane change because the car that originally did not let me switch lanes has started to slow down and I did not want to hit them. I am looking in my left side mirror while traffic is slowing down, watching this black SUV get closer and closer. At this point, I am pretty much completely in the left lane, just needed to straighten out. Traffic starts to flow a little better and as I am getting ready to straighten out, my blinker started to chime again. The SUV behind me, notices I am now in the left lane and swerves to the left, but not soon enough. The front right of his bumper hits the back left of my bumper. I watched the entire thing happen in my left side mirror. I was going to honk at him to make him aware but I couldn’t quite tell if he was slowing down or speeding up and I didn’t want to startle my Uber passenger. I also had enough time to verbally say “oh he’s not stopping he’s going to hit us.” We went from going the speed limit (40mph) down to about 15-20mph with the congestion, and I believe back up to about 30mph when the collision happened.
The first thing he says to me when I get out of my car is, “I’m sorry, I didn’t see you.” Which to me, indicates that he was distracted while driving. There was a “witness” that stopped with us and immediately started pointing fingers (at me). He said the same thing happened to him last month and it didn’t go his way so he wanted to stay and make sure the guy driving the SUV “didn’t go down for this.”🙄 (this “witness” was a jerk to me the entire time and made me cry but that’s a different story) Then, we were discussing if we were going to have an investigator come out or just exchange information. While having this conversation, he was telling me it’d be easier to just go to a body shop and not get anyone else involved. He also said he was kind of in a hurry to get somewhere and didn’t want to wait around. That threw up red flags for me.. I decided to call someone to the scene. I told him I will take a photo of his license and insurance, damages, and license plate if he really needs to go but I will still be waiting for the investigator. He ignored me while I took a photo of his license plate. During our wait, I was on the phone with my dad in my car while the two guys were waiting on the curb (couldn’t stand to be near the “witness” anymore). I had my door cracked so I could hear them and was watching them the whole time. They created a video as fabricated “proof” that I merged INTO him as I watched him zoom into a rusted part of his running board, saying that that’s where I made contact first.. Then I heard them talking about how he was in my blind spot and I merged INTO him because I couldn’t see him. Reminder, I have blind spot detectors and literally watched him bump into me…
About half way through our wait, the “witness” calls to see if they’re sending someone out because we had been waiting for an hour and they told him we can file a report online as long as we exchange information and it’s alright if we leave. They both wanted to leave so I asked for the other driver’s license and insurance again (while secretly recording his face in case he decided to take off). He told me I can’t have his information so I informed him that he could get up to 90 days for not giving it to me before he leaves. He said he wasn’t leaving anymore because I hadn’t filed a claim yet and he thought I was going to try and lie about what happened. I told him I had never been in an accident before and didn’t file a claim yet because I wanted to speak to the investigator to make sure my claim was correct.
Long story short about our wait, the investigator shows up. We talk, all 4 of us together. Then she talks to the “witness” by himself. Who knows what he said🙄. I receive an “Unlawful Lane Usage” violation while the guy in the SUV receives violations for not having his driver’s license (I believe she said it was revoked?) and not having insurance. His vehicle registration was also 2 years expired but that apparently didn’t have anything to do with the situation so she let it slide. I’m not sure if he had received any other violations.
Of course his damage is far less than mine and I’m using my insurance, waiting for an appraisal. But, what do you guys think? I feel like with being able to fully explain my self and have time to think about and assess the situation, this is 90% his fault 10% my fault. Even though I guess I was deemed at fault. Him most likely being on his phone and not paying attention, not having insurance and I believe a revoked license, me for not honking to let him know I was there. With his current status, he shouldn’t have been in a car PERIOD.
Okay time to go to sleep, gotta make extra cash for the repairs, UGH! Thanks for reading😀
2024.06.02 08:13 TeqmoCharts Maruti Suzuki Reports Mixed Sales Results for May 2024 Maruti Suzuki's domestic sales in May 2024 grew marginally by 0.20% YoY, with UV segment growth offsetting declines in mini and compact car sales. Exports dropped significantly by 34.41%. #AutoSales #finticks
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2024.06.02 08:06 dustyfkey Accident before lease turn-in
A friend-of-a-friend's18 y.o. kid backed into my car, causing damage to the side and rear panels which will likely need to be replaced. This is on a MYP '21. My lease is ending on June 15 and I'm already waiting on a new MYP lease that should get here June 20-25.
This parent didn't want to go through insurance and asked that I send him the bill for the repair and he'd reimburse me directly. I trust him as our common friend vouches for him, and apparently he's loaded. I've also got videos, photos, witnesses in case things go sideways.
My question is this. I really don't think he cares how I get this fixed, he will reimburse me. My thought is that I should just wait until it's time to turn in the car (in about 3 weeks) and let Tesla tell me how much I owe them for damages, and that's what he'll owe me. Does anyone see any issues with doing it this way?
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This parent didn't want to go through insurance and asked that I send him the bill for the repair and he'd reimburse me directly. I trust him as our common friend vouches for him, and apparently he's loaded. I've also got videos, photos, witnesses in case things go sideways.
My question is this. I really don't think he cares how I get this fixed, he will reimburse me. My thought is that I should just wait until it's time to turn in the car (in about 3 weeks) and let Tesla tell me how much I owe them for damages, and that's what he'll owe me. Does anyone see any issues with doing it this way?
2024.06.02 08:04 fenderbou Wife hit a rock or something?
 | Wife came back with this, she said she didn't hear anything. I had to point out to her she came back with damage to the car. We just had this 2019 model for 2 months so this kind of hurts. Anyone in Europe any idea what to do next? Car is allrisk insured. Do I just drive to a Tesla certified repair shop and ask them what it would cost? Go for a request of quotation (offerte) and send it to my insurer? submitted by fenderbou to TeslaModel3 [link] [comments] |
2024.06.02 08:04 ReasonDear7255 Help I am completely lost - what do you think makes someone entitled?
I am not entirely sure how to write this so please excuse the word vomit that is about to happen. Thank you.
I am an 18 year old online college student and I've always had a bit of trouble making friends and being able to keep them. My anxious tendency's make it hard for me to fully understand why someone would truly want to be my friend. I'm in therapy trying to work this my issues and trying to find better ways of communication. While I've only been in therapy for a short while I, personally, feel like made a ton of progress. I have contacted old friends and have made a couple new ones. I wouldn't go as far to say that I don't struggle with responding but I eventually will.
A big part of my anxiety is that I might take up "too much space", that my behavior would be "too much", that I would be annoying, and ultimately that people would hate be and I'd be lonely. My anxiety sometimes blinds me and I can't tell who I can and can't trust. I see the word alone being used a lot when people use it to describe how they feel but I don't feel alone. The word alone in the dictionary reads "having no one present" and the work lonely in the dictionary reads "without companions; solitary; cut off from others". I believe that the word lonely fits the description of my feeling better than alone. I know that I enjoy my alone time - my space - but for a long time I couldn't tell the difference between the two.
The first time I ever really felt my anxiety was in middle school. My younger self was much more open and optimistic than I am now. I still had that child-like wonder and sense of safety; like nothing could ever go wrong. I wish that feeling never left. As it is for most people, middle school was horrible. I remember being eccentric, happy, and very talkative. This was a direct hit for those "mean girl clicks" everyone had encountered in middle school. At that time I never really understand how cruel the world could truly be. This was the moment I truly felt the anxiety click in, hearing people talk behind your back then be so loving and caring to your face.I won't say that I am a saint because I know that I have also had rude conversations behind peoples backs and I can say nothing eats me alive more then knowing how rude I was. I know that it is almost impossible to get people to not talk about you behind your back, it happens to everyone but this never stopped me from trying.
Those "mean girl clicks" used to talk about how I'm too loud, annoying, they hated my hair, the way I dressed, etc. And I can positively say this went on with me though my entire life. I started dressing in all black, I would speak unless spoken to, I would keep my opinion to myself unless cued otherwise; I did all of this and more just to try and keep the attention off of me. I would keep a book with me at all times so I didn't disrupt anyone so that wouldn't be annoying. I was so fearful of seeing self-centered, being too much to handle, annoying, egotistical, and entitled to how much damage I was doing to my self worth in the long run. I wanted to so anything to avoid being those words because I thought that it would earn me friends; I thought that it would finally make me worthy.
All of this is to say that this was of living followed me though my life. Anytime someone needed something I was the first to volunteer, I wanted to help everyone in every way I could, I wanted to be a natural friend of people. A neutral friend - someone who was like enough to keep around but not noticeable enough to be talked about behind their back. I did this with everyone I met at school, work, family, etc. With this my therapist has helped me open up more and I've gotten more comfortable with myself and the fact that it's okay for me to take up space. However, I am still very aware of how I am acting and how I might be perceived. I think three times about what I am going to say before I say it to make sure I don't say anything that can hurt someone. Does it still accidentally happen, yes, but I am always empathic about it and I always apologize.
I have been in a bit of a job switch recently and I am working with people much older than me and I have had a hard time with management. My most recent bosses and have rude, unforgiving, and disrespectful. Now I understand that not all jobs will be perfect and for the most part you just have to deal with it but as I've said above I take comments that are made to me seriously. I know this can be a bad thing to do but my anxiety had a tendency to pick it up and run with it. My employer makes the schedule on a monthly basis, I am a full-time employee, and for the past two months I have worked 20-25 days each month and now the new schedule (June) I am only scheduled to work for 11 days. With quick math working 11 days can't pay my car insurance let alone the car note. I was understandably, in my opinion, upset and I took it up with them the next day so that I was not speaking out of anger in the moment. When I brought it up to my employer the next morning they told me that 30% of my productivity can from them helping me and the other 70% came from me working alone. I was essentially told that my productivity level was too low and that if I wanted to work more then I need to "prove myself". This honestly stirred a lot of my past worried and anxieties about never be good enough and not being worthy. And while that's not what was explicitly said it is what my anxiety heard.
When I finally got home (I live with a relative) they asked me what was wrong and I had explained the situation with that and I that I felt like I was being productive and trying my hardest. They had brought up the idea that my productivity level might be the issue and when I asked further I was met with one of the more gut-wrenching comments I have ever had anyone say about me. They told me that I act entitled. I have been called many things but for be being called entitled, one of the very things I have tried so hard not to be, it completely broke me inside. I have entered a few inserts below about my "Being Entitled" search.
Entitled - Adjective - Google Definition
They still never apologized and I truly don't think that they will. I've been dwelling on their comment about me being entitled everyday. And everyday it makes me more and more anxious, I've noticed myself being more secluded to avoid stepping on anyones toes. I think what I am looking for here is opinions that aren't mine or theirs. I know that was a lot to read but if you did I would appreciate some feedback. Do I seem entitled? Do I deserve an apology? How do I deal with something like this because I am completely lost.
Thank you for reading my word-vomit <3
submitted by ReasonDear7255 to Advice [link] [comments]
I am an 18 year old online college student and I've always had a bit of trouble making friends and being able to keep them. My anxious tendency's make it hard for me to fully understand why someone would truly want to be my friend. I'm in therapy trying to work this my issues and trying to find better ways of communication. While I've only been in therapy for a short while I, personally, feel like made a ton of progress. I have contacted old friends and have made a couple new ones. I wouldn't go as far to say that I don't struggle with responding but I eventually will.
A big part of my anxiety is that I might take up "too much space", that my behavior would be "too much", that I would be annoying, and ultimately that people would hate be and I'd be lonely. My anxiety sometimes blinds me and I can't tell who I can and can't trust. I see the word alone being used a lot when people use it to describe how they feel but I don't feel alone. The word alone in the dictionary reads "having no one present" and the work lonely in the dictionary reads "without companions; solitary; cut off from others". I believe that the word lonely fits the description of my feeling better than alone. I know that I enjoy my alone time - my space - but for a long time I couldn't tell the difference between the two.
The first time I ever really felt my anxiety was in middle school. My younger self was much more open and optimistic than I am now. I still had that child-like wonder and sense of safety; like nothing could ever go wrong. I wish that feeling never left. As it is for most people, middle school was horrible. I remember being eccentric, happy, and very talkative. This was a direct hit for those "mean girl clicks" everyone had encountered in middle school. At that time I never really understand how cruel the world could truly be. This was the moment I truly felt the anxiety click in, hearing people talk behind your back then be so loving and caring to your face.I won't say that I am a saint because I know that I have also had rude conversations behind peoples backs and I can say nothing eats me alive more then knowing how rude I was. I know that it is almost impossible to get people to not talk about you behind your back, it happens to everyone but this never stopped me from trying.
Those "mean girl clicks" used to talk about how I'm too loud, annoying, they hated my hair, the way I dressed, etc. And I can positively say this went on with me though my entire life. I started dressing in all black, I would speak unless spoken to, I would keep my opinion to myself unless cued otherwise; I did all of this and more just to try and keep the attention off of me. I would keep a book with me at all times so I didn't disrupt anyone so that wouldn't be annoying. I was so fearful of seeing self-centered, being too much to handle, annoying, egotistical, and entitled to how much damage I was doing to my self worth in the long run. I wanted to so anything to avoid being those words because I thought that it would earn me friends; I thought that it would finally make me worthy.
All of this is to say that this was of living followed me though my life. Anytime someone needed something I was the first to volunteer, I wanted to help everyone in every way I could, I wanted to be a natural friend of people. A neutral friend - someone who was like enough to keep around but not noticeable enough to be talked about behind their back. I did this with everyone I met at school, work, family, etc. With this my therapist has helped me open up more and I've gotten more comfortable with myself and the fact that it's okay for me to take up space. However, I am still very aware of how I am acting and how I might be perceived. I think three times about what I am going to say before I say it to make sure I don't say anything that can hurt someone. Does it still accidentally happen, yes, but I am always empathic about it and I always apologize.
I have been in a bit of a job switch recently and I am working with people much older than me and I have had a hard time with management. My most recent bosses and have rude, unforgiving, and disrespectful. Now I understand that not all jobs will be perfect and for the most part you just have to deal with it but as I've said above I take comments that are made to me seriously. I know this can be a bad thing to do but my anxiety had a tendency to pick it up and run with it. My employer makes the schedule on a monthly basis, I am a full-time employee, and for the past two months I have worked 20-25 days each month and now the new schedule (June) I am only scheduled to work for 11 days. With quick math working 11 days can't pay my car insurance let alone the car note. I was understandably, in my opinion, upset and I took it up with them the next day so that I was not speaking out of anger in the moment. When I brought it up to my employer the next morning they told me that 30% of my productivity can from them helping me and the other 70% came from me working alone. I was essentially told that my productivity level was too low and that if I wanted to work more then I need to "prove myself". This honestly stirred a lot of my past worried and anxieties about never be good enough and not being worthy. And while that's not what was explicitly said it is what my anxiety heard.
When I finally got home (I live with a relative) they asked me what was wrong and I had explained the situation with that and I that I felt like I was being productive and trying my hardest. They had brought up the idea that my productivity level might be the issue and when I asked further I was met with one of the more gut-wrenching comments I have ever had anyone say about me. They told me that I act entitled. I have been called many things but for be being called entitled, one of the very things I have tried so hard not to be, it completely broke me inside. I have entered a few inserts below about my "Being Entitled" search.
Entitled - Adjective - Google Definition
- Believing oneself to be inherently deserving of privileges or special treatment.
- Feeling that you have the right to do or have what you want without having to work for it or deserve it just because you are who you are.
- Demanding special treatment, expecting others to do things for you, not showing gratitude, and the need for constant adornment.
- You see your own interest more interesting than others. See your goal and desires to be more valid than others. You disregard rules that are intended for everyones comfort.
- In many cases, describing someone as entitled may be a criticism of their behavior or attitude, suggesting that they display a lack of humility or an unrealistic sense of self-importance.
They still never apologized and I truly don't think that they will. I've been dwelling on their comment about me being entitled everyday. And everyday it makes me more and more anxious, I've noticed myself being more secluded to avoid stepping on anyones toes. I think what I am looking for here is opinions that aren't mine or theirs. I know that was a lot to read but if you did I would appreciate some feedback. Do I seem entitled? Do I deserve an apology? How do I deal with something like this because I am completely lost.
Thank you for reading my word-vomit <3
2024.06.02 08:02 kilawnaa E-sim for Scotland: Airalo or Lycamobile?
Hey all,
I hope you are all doing well!
I am visiting Scotland from Canada for just over two weeks this upcoming June.
I just wanted to see what the general consensus is on e-sims and if Lycamobile would be a good option? I like that the e-sim plans are quite cheap with lots of data and you get a local number (which is nice if I need to call a hotel or restaurant for example, but I’ll talk to family and stuff on WhatsApp), but I’m a bit hesitant because the price seems almost to good haha.
I’ve used Airalo in Japan, Mexico, and mostly recently Italy and the service was fine. I had a few weird patches where the service was crappy or just nonexistent but nothing serious. A 20gb pack of data is $26 USD, where a 100gb (not that I would ever use that much) is £10 with a phone number.
I’ll be traveling with my brother and we are renting a car so possibly a lot of Google maps and just general googling along the way haha.
I’d appreciate what you guys think and if I should get the Lyca eSIM or just go with Airalo!
Thank you very much.
submitted by kilawnaa to Scotland [link] [comments]
I hope you are all doing well!
I am visiting Scotland from Canada for just over two weeks this upcoming June.
I just wanted to see what the general consensus is on e-sims and if Lycamobile would be a good option? I like that the e-sim plans are quite cheap with lots of data and you get a local number (which is nice if I need to call a hotel or restaurant for example, but I’ll talk to family and stuff on WhatsApp), but I’m a bit hesitant because the price seems almost to good haha.
I’ve used Airalo in Japan, Mexico, and mostly recently Italy and the service was fine. I had a few weird patches where the service was crappy or just nonexistent but nothing serious. A 20gb pack of data is $26 USD, where a 100gb (not that I would ever use that much) is £10 with a phone number.
I’ll be traveling with my brother and we are renting a car so possibly a lot of Google maps and just general googling along the way haha.
I’d appreciate what you guys think and if I should get the Lyca eSIM or just go with Airalo!
Thank you very much.
2024.06.02 07:58 Keeper717 Nothing serious, but a question I can't find the answer to.
What's the return/refund policies of software sales for the state of California?
From what I was able to understand it kind of depends on the sellestore, and that if they have a particular policy it must be clearly displayed before purchase. But what does it mean to be "clearly displayed?"
I'm asking because I purchased a game from Blizzard, but I had trouble making the game work and while I tried to figure things out, the game logged in data that it was being used. After being "used" (me doing some basic troubleshooting) for 2 hours, Blizzard deemed the purchase non-refundable because it had been used too much even though I hadn't actually played. I'm not the only one that had to deal with this issue as the game had a bunch of known bugs that made the game difficult to run properly.
So in that case it's not entirely my fault because the developers had sold me broken/incomplete software right? How can Blizzard get away with this kind of behavior? I would really appreciate someone's knowledge about this.
For example, when another game called Cyberpunk 2077 was released for the Playstation 4, it was so buggy that Sony decided to give everyone who had purchased the game a full refund and removed the game from the online store so that no one else could purchase it again.
How could someone argue that a piece of a software is functional and any issues that arise are due to user error rather than the company selling it? Or that the software is faulty and it's up to the company to either refund the customer's money or guarantee a fix. Car manufacturer's are allowed to do huge recalls on their cars with faults, and at the same time you can return most electronics that arrive dead on arrival. I just can't seem to find any laws that go deeper into the subject of software returns/refunds laws in California and would appreciate any insight. Thank you!
Also I apologize if this isn't the place to post, but I couldn't post this on game forums or subreddits.
submitted by Keeper717 to legaladvice [link] [comments]
From what I was able to understand it kind of depends on the sellestore, and that if they have a particular policy it must be clearly displayed before purchase. But what does it mean to be "clearly displayed?"
I'm asking because I purchased a game from Blizzard, but I had trouble making the game work and while I tried to figure things out, the game logged in data that it was being used. After being "used" (me doing some basic troubleshooting) for 2 hours, Blizzard deemed the purchase non-refundable because it had been used too much even though I hadn't actually played. I'm not the only one that had to deal with this issue as the game had a bunch of known bugs that made the game difficult to run properly.
So in that case it's not entirely my fault because the developers had sold me broken/incomplete software right? How can Blizzard get away with this kind of behavior? I would really appreciate someone's knowledge about this.
For example, when another game called Cyberpunk 2077 was released for the Playstation 4, it was so buggy that Sony decided to give everyone who had purchased the game a full refund and removed the game from the online store so that no one else could purchase it again.
How could someone argue that a piece of a software is functional and any issues that arise are due to user error rather than the company selling it? Or that the software is faulty and it's up to the company to either refund the customer's money or guarantee a fix. Car manufacturer's are allowed to do huge recalls on their cars with faults, and at the same time you can return most electronics that arrive dead on arrival. I just can't seem to find any laws that go deeper into the subject of software returns/refunds laws in California and would appreciate any insight. Thank you!
Also I apologize if this isn't the place to post, but I couldn't post this on game forums or subreddits.
2024.06.02 07:57 ReasonDear7255 Help I am completely lost - Do you think I am entitled?
I am not entirely sure how to write this so please excuse the word vomit that is about to happen. Thank you.
I am an 18 year old online college student and I've always had a bit of trouble making friends and being able to keep them. My anxious tendency's make it hard for me to fully understand why someone would truly want to be my friend. I'm in therapy trying to work this my issues and trying to find better ways of communication. While I've only been in therapy for a short while I, personally, feel like made a ton of progress. I have contacted old friends and have made a couple new ones. I wouldn't go as far to say that I don't struggle with responding but I eventually will.
A big part of my anxiety is that I might take up "too much space", that my behavior would be "too much", that I would be annoying, and ultimately that people would hate be and I'd be lonely. My anxiety sometimes blinds me and I can't tell who I can and can't trust. I see the word alone being used a lot when people use it to describe how they feel but I don't feel alone. The word alone in the dictionary reads "having no one present" and the work lonely in the dictionary reads "without companions; solitary; cut off from others". I believe that the word lonely fits the description of my feeling better than alone. I know that I enjoy my alone time - my space - but for a long time I couldn't tell the difference between the two.
The first time I ever really felt my anxiety was in middle school. My younger self was much more open and optimistic than I am now. I still had that child-like wonder and sense of safety; like nothing could ever go wrong. I wish that feeling never left. As it is for most people, middle school was horrible. I remember being eccentric, happy, and very talkative. This was a direct hit for those "mean girl clicks" everyone had encountered in middle school. At that time I never really understand how cruel the world could truly be. This was the moment I truly felt the anxiety click in, hearing people talk behind your back then be so loving and caring to your face.I won't say that I am a saint because I know that I have also had rude conversations behind peoples backs and I can say nothing eats me alive more then knowing how rude I was. I know that it is almost impossible to get people to not talk about you behind your back, it happens to everyone but this never stopped me from trying.
Those "mean girl clicks" used to talk about how I'm too loud, annoying, they hated my hair, the way I dressed, etc. And I can positively say this went on with me though my entire life. I started dressing in all black, I would speak unless spoken to, I would keep my opinion to myself unless cued otherwise; I did all of this and more just to try and keep the attention off of me. I would keep a book with me at all times so I didn't disrupt anyone so that wouldn't be annoying. I was so fearful of seeing self-centered, being too much to handle, annoying, egotistical, and entitled to how much damage I was doing to my self worth in the long run. I wanted to so anything to avoid being those words because I thought that it would earn me friends; I thought that it would finally make me worthy.
All of this is to say that this was of living followed me though my life. Anytime someone needed something I was the first to volunteer, I wanted to help everyone in every way I could, I wanted to be a natural friend of people. A neutral friend - someone who was like enough to keep around but not noticeable enough to be talked about behind their back. I did this with everyone I met at school, work, family, etc. With this my therapist has helped me open up more and I've gotten more comfortable with myself and the fact that it's okay for me to take up space. However, I am still very aware of how I am acting and how I might be perceived. I think three times about what I am going to say before I say it to make sure I don't say anything that can hurt someone. Does it still accidentally happen, yes, but I am always empathic about it and I always apologize.
I have been in a bit of a job switch recently and I am working with people much older than me and I have had a hard time with management. My most recent bosses and have rude, unforgiving, and disrespectful. Now I understand that not all jobs will be perfect and for the most part you just have to deal with it but as I've said above I take comments that are made to me seriously. I know this can be a bad thing to do but my anxiety had a tendency to pick it up and run with it. My employer makes the schedule on a monthly basis, I am a full-time employee, and for the past two months I have worked 20-25 days each month and now the new schedule (June) I am only scheduled to work for 11 days. With quick math working 11 days can't pay my car insurance let alone the car note. I was understandably, in my opinion, upset and I took it up with them the next day so that I was not speaking out of anger in the moment. When I brought it up to my employer the next morning they told me that 30% of my productivity can from them helping me and the other 70% came from me working alone. I was essentially told that my productivity level was too low and that if I wanted to work more then I need to "prove myself". This honestly stirred a lot of my past worried and anxieties about never be good enough and not being worthy. And while that's not what was explicitly said it is what my anxiety heard.
When I finally got home (I live with a relative) they asked me what was wrong and I had explained the situation with that and I that I felt like I was being productive and trying my hardest. They had brought up the idea that my productivity level might be the issue and when I asked further I was met with one of the more gut-wrenching comments I have ever had anyone say about me. They told me that I act entitled. I have been called many things but for be being called entitled, one of the very things I have tried so hard not to be, it completely broke me inside. I have entered a few inserts below about my "Being Entitled" search.
Entitled - Adjective - Google Definition
They still never apologized and I truly don't think that they will. I've been dwelling on their comment about me being entitled everyday. And everyday it makes me more and more anxious, I've noticed myself being more secluded to avoid stepping on anyones toes. I think what I am looking for here is opinions that aren't mine or theirs. I know that was a lot to read but if you did I would appreciate some feedback. Do I seem entitled? Do I deserve an apology? How do I deal with something like this because I am completely lost.
Thank you for reading my word-vomit <3
submitted by ReasonDear7255 to Anxiety [link] [comments]
I am an 18 year old online college student and I've always had a bit of trouble making friends and being able to keep them. My anxious tendency's make it hard for me to fully understand why someone would truly want to be my friend. I'm in therapy trying to work this my issues and trying to find better ways of communication. While I've only been in therapy for a short while I, personally, feel like made a ton of progress. I have contacted old friends and have made a couple new ones. I wouldn't go as far to say that I don't struggle with responding but I eventually will.
A big part of my anxiety is that I might take up "too much space", that my behavior would be "too much", that I would be annoying, and ultimately that people would hate be and I'd be lonely. My anxiety sometimes blinds me and I can't tell who I can and can't trust. I see the word alone being used a lot when people use it to describe how they feel but I don't feel alone. The word alone in the dictionary reads "having no one present" and the work lonely in the dictionary reads "without companions; solitary; cut off from others". I believe that the word lonely fits the description of my feeling better than alone. I know that I enjoy my alone time - my space - but for a long time I couldn't tell the difference between the two.
The first time I ever really felt my anxiety was in middle school. My younger self was much more open and optimistic than I am now. I still had that child-like wonder and sense of safety; like nothing could ever go wrong. I wish that feeling never left. As it is for most people, middle school was horrible. I remember being eccentric, happy, and very talkative. This was a direct hit for those "mean girl clicks" everyone had encountered in middle school. At that time I never really understand how cruel the world could truly be. This was the moment I truly felt the anxiety click in, hearing people talk behind your back then be so loving and caring to your face.I won't say that I am a saint because I know that I have also had rude conversations behind peoples backs and I can say nothing eats me alive more then knowing how rude I was. I know that it is almost impossible to get people to not talk about you behind your back, it happens to everyone but this never stopped me from trying.
Those "mean girl clicks" used to talk about how I'm too loud, annoying, they hated my hair, the way I dressed, etc. And I can positively say this went on with me though my entire life. I started dressing in all black, I would speak unless spoken to, I would keep my opinion to myself unless cued otherwise; I did all of this and more just to try and keep the attention off of me. I would keep a book with me at all times so I didn't disrupt anyone so that wouldn't be annoying. I was so fearful of seeing self-centered, being too much to handle, annoying, egotistical, and entitled to how much damage I was doing to my self worth in the long run. I wanted to so anything to avoid being those words because I thought that it would earn me friends; I thought that it would finally make me worthy.
All of this is to say that this was of living followed me though my life. Anytime someone needed something I was the first to volunteer, I wanted to help everyone in every way I could, I wanted to be a natural friend of people. A neutral friend - someone who was like enough to keep around but not noticeable enough to be talked about behind their back. I did this with everyone I met at school, work, family, etc. With this my therapist has helped me open up more and I've gotten more comfortable with myself and the fact that it's okay for me to take up space. However, I am still very aware of how I am acting and how I might be perceived. I think three times about what I am going to say before I say it to make sure I don't say anything that can hurt someone. Does it still accidentally happen, yes, but I am always empathic about it and I always apologize.
I have been in a bit of a job switch recently and I am working with people much older than me and I have had a hard time with management. My most recent bosses and have rude, unforgiving, and disrespectful. Now I understand that not all jobs will be perfect and for the most part you just have to deal with it but as I've said above I take comments that are made to me seriously. I know this can be a bad thing to do but my anxiety had a tendency to pick it up and run with it. My employer makes the schedule on a monthly basis, I am a full-time employee, and for the past two months I have worked 20-25 days each month and now the new schedule (June) I am only scheduled to work for 11 days. With quick math working 11 days can't pay my car insurance let alone the car note. I was understandably, in my opinion, upset and I took it up with them the next day so that I was not speaking out of anger in the moment. When I brought it up to my employer the next morning they told me that 30% of my productivity can from them helping me and the other 70% came from me working alone. I was essentially told that my productivity level was too low and that if I wanted to work more then I need to "prove myself". This honestly stirred a lot of my past worried and anxieties about never be good enough and not being worthy. And while that's not what was explicitly said it is what my anxiety heard.
When I finally got home (I live with a relative) they asked me what was wrong and I had explained the situation with that and I that I felt like I was being productive and trying my hardest. They had brought up the idea that my productivity level might be the issue and when I asked further I was met with one of the more gut-wrenching comments I have ever had anyone say about me. They told me that I act entitled. I have been called many things but for be being called entitled, one of the very things I have tried so hard not to be, it completely broke me inside. I have entered a few inserts below about my "Being Entitled" search.
Entitled - Adjective - Google Definition
- Believing oneself to be inherently deserving of privileges or special treatment.
- Feeling that you have the right to do or have what you want without having to work for it or deserve it just because you are who you are.
- Demanding special treatment, expecting others to do things for you, not showing gratitude, and the need for constant adornment.
- You see your own interest more interesting than others. See your goal and desires to be more valid than others. You disregard rules that are intended for everyones comfort.
- In many cases, describing someone as entitled may be a criticism of their behavior or attitude, suggesting that they display a lack of humility or an unrealistic sense of self-importance.
They still never apologized and I truly don't think that they will. I've been dwelling on their comment about me being entitled everyday. And everyday it makes me more and more anxious, I've noticed myself being more secluded to avoid stepping on anyones toes. I think what I am looking for here is opinions that aren't mine or theirs. I know that was a lot to read but if you did I would appreciate some feedback. Do I seem entitled? Do I deserve an apology? How do I deal with something like this because I am completely lost.
Thank you for reading my word-vomit <3
2024.06.02 07:54 Significant-Tower146 Best AC Recharge Kits
 | submitted by Significant-Tower146 to u/Significant-Tower146 [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/enza8gu0l34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ea0ec401d30ab8b7f6f9fa5372e4fbe648ef27b7 Are you tired of constantly replacing your AC's Freon? Our AC Recharge Kits are here to save the day! In this roundup, we'll explore the best options available, making it easy for you to choose the perfect kit that fits your needs and budget. Say goodbye to expensive service calls and keep your AC running smoothly all year long! Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a busy homeowner, our comprehensive guide will help you navigate through the world of AC Recharge Kits. From identifying the right kit for your specific AC model to learning the proper recharging technique, we've got you covered. Get ready to experience a hassle-free, cost-effective solution for your cooling needs! The Top 20 Best AC Recharge Kits
Reviews🔗R-134a A/C Recharge Kithttps://preview.redd.it/y30goea3l34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=130a83dbc1fbec4d71d7bcbc2dd038a3a0602e9e As someone who frequently travels with their family, the Sub-Zero SZ345 1 Refrigerant Kit has been a game-changer. My children and I were constantly sweaty and uncomfortable, even with the air conditioning running full blast. I heard about the Sub-Zero kit from a friend who said it had helped cool down their vehicle. I decided to give it a try and picked up a can at my local auto parts store. Using the kit was incredibly easy, thanks to the included recharge hose and gauge. The Cool Boost technology in the refrigerant helped my vehicle's air conditioning produce colder air in no time. One of my favorite features of this kit is its ability to seal common leaks in rubber components and extend the life of the A/C system by eliminating acid and moisture buildup. 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One thing that really stood out for me was the extra large and color-coded dials. They made it super easy to read the pressure, even in bright daylight. The sight glass design allowed me to see the liquid refrigerant flowing, which helped me keep track of everything while I charged the system. The set also came with four extra long, 5-foot high impact hoses, each with a precise valve core depressor and 45-degree bend for easy access. These hoses are rated at 600 psi max working pressure and 3000 psi burst pressure, so I feel confident using them with my car's air conditioning system. However, there are a few things that could be improved upon. The upgraded gauge shell is a nice touch, but I found that some of the metal parts were slightly difficult to maneuver. Additionally, it would be nice if the gauge shell were a bit more robust, as it's not as durable as it could be. Overall, I've found the multifunctional AC gauge set to be a useful tool for managing my car's air conditioning system. I appreciate the extra large and color-coded dials, as well as the sight glass design, and the hoses are a nice touch as well. However, I do think there could be a few improvements made in terms of the gauge shell's durability and the ease of use of some of the metal parts. Anecdote: One day, while driving to work, I noticed that my car's air conditioning system wasn't working as well as it used to. I decided to give the multifunctional AC gauge set a try, to see if it could help me pinpoint the problem. I started by connecting the hoses to the appropriate points on the gauge set and on my car's air conditioning system. I then turned on the system and observed the pressure readings on the gauge set's dials. To my surprise, I found that the pressure was much lower than it should have been, indicating a leak in the system. 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It came with a self-dispensing can that had a built-in filling hose and a low-pressure in-line gauge, which made the whole process of recharging the AC a breeze. The fact that the gauge is reusable also means that I can easily monitor the pressure in my system in the future, without having to rely on any guesswork. Before trying out EZ Chill, I had been dealing with a slightly underpowered AC system for quite some time, and honestly, it was starting to get on my nerves. But, as soon as I connected the hose to the low pressure port on my vehicle's AC system and started recharging, I could feel the difference almost instantly. The AC was much colder and more effective in cooling down the car, which made my road trips much more comfortable, especially during long drives. However, it's not all sunshine and rainbows, as there were a couple of aspects of this product that could use some improvement. First of all, while the instructions provided on the can were relatively easy to follow, they could have been a bit more detailed and helpful for beginners. Additionally, I found the valve on the can to be a bit sticky, which made it difficult to control the flow of refrigerant. Overall, I would highly recommend the EZ Chill 18 oz recharge kit to anyone who's looking for an easy and cost-effective solution to their underpowered AC problems. While there are a few minor drawbacks, such as the need for more detailed instructions and a sticky valve, the convenience and effectiveness of this product make it a solid choice for anyone looking to improve their driving experience during the hot summer months. 🔗Avalanche R134a Refrigerant Recharge Kithttps://preview.redd.it/co6ikdo5l34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ad8ef34b39ab7f68124b65c1ec0cc2fb085c619a I recently purchased the AC Avalanche R134a refrigerant recharge kit, and I'm happy to report that it has significantly improved the performance of my vehicle's air conditioning system. The Smart Clip Technology was a real game-changer for me, as it made it incredibly easy to monitor the refrigerant charge and prevent any potential overcharging issues. The digital pressure gauge included in the kit was another highlight, allowing me to recharge the system based on both temperature and pressure for a safe and accurate result. I appreciated its ease of use and readability, as it worked seamlessly with any R-134a refrigerant can. Another feature that stood out was the Hybrid-Safe Formula, which allowed me to use this recharge kit with both my regular vehicle and my hybrid without any issues. The re-useable recharge hose with a self-sealing valve type was also a nice touch, ensuring that everything was securely connected throughout the recharging process. Finally, the system-safe chemical additive mentioned in the product description has been incredibly effective at stopping leaks in o-rings and other rubber components, helping to prolong the life of my air conditioning system. However, there were a few minor drawbacks that I encountered during my use of the kit. The hose provided with the kit was a bit short for my personal preference, making it somewhat challenging to work with in certain situations. Additionally, while the product description claims that the refrigerant formula can improve the a/c's cooling capabilities, I didn't notice a significant difference in that area. All things considered, I would still highly recommend the AC Avalanche R134a refrigerant recharge kit to anyone looking to improve the performance of their vehicle's air conditioning system. Its ease of use, safety features, and effectiveness at preventing leaks make it a worthwhile investment for any car owner. 🔗A/C Pro R-134a Refrigerant, 12 ozhttps://preview.redd.it/e0jj34d6l34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7625e4fed65de600f51aa94fec1581c5207d30ea I recently found myself in need of a car air conditioner recharge, so I decided to try out the Interdynamics 12 oz R-134a Refrigerant. I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was to use and how effective it was in restoring cold air to my vehicle. The self-sealing can was a major plus for me, as it meant I didn't need to worry about any extras or additives. The EPA compliance is also a great feature, ensuring that I'm using a product that's safe for both my car and the environment. However, there were a few cons that I encountered while using this product. Firstly, the instructions on the can were not very clear, which could lead to some confusion for first-time users. Additionally, I found that I had to purchase a separate recharge hose, which added an extra cost to the overall process. Overall, I would recommend the Interdynamics 12 oz R-134a Refrigerant to anyone in need of a car air conditioner recharge. The ease of use, safety features, and effectiveness make it a great choice for those looking to save some money on a professional recharge. 🔗Recharge Arctic Freeze R134a for Your A/C Systemhttps://preview.redd.it/e9tfefy6l34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d6dc8345498d113b5e191d85c698a265dfeaacd9 As a car owner, I've experienced my fair share of air conditioning issues. That's why when I came across the Arctic Freeze Ultra Synthetic Recharging Kit with UV Dye & UV Light, I knew I had to give it a try. This all-in-one solution not only replaces lost refrigerant and oil in my car's A/C system, but also seals common leaks in rubber hose, gaskets, and o-rings, while the UV dye helps identify and prevent future leaks. One of the best features is how quickly it cools down the air - 50% faster than other similar products! One aspect that really stands out is how easy it is to use. The reusable trigger dispenser comes with a gauge and temperature dial indicator, making it incredibly simple to monitor the pressure and temperature of your A/C system. Plus, the elimination of moisture and acid ensures that your system stays in tip-top shape. However, one con is the price. The kit only comes in a two-container package, which may be more than what some users need, especially if they already have a pressure gauge. Nonetheless, the effectiveness of the product and its ability to quickly locate leaks make it worth the investment. Overall, I'm extremely happy with the Arctic Freeze Recharge Kit. It has made a significant difference in the performance of my car's air conditioning. Highly recommended! 🔗R-134a Recover, Recycle, Recharge Machine for AC Systemshttps://preview.redd.it/jhf66ik7l34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=04dda4cffcf3a32a01d4a2db7bda4a393b7f7a29 The Robinair 34288NI is an absolute game-changer for anyone who needs to maintain their vehicle's air conditioning system. This nifty tool efficiently recovers, recycles, and recharges R-134A mobile A/C systems in a matter of minutes. Not only does it boast excellent performance, but it's also incredibly easy to use. One of the standout features of the 34288NI is its automatic oil drain, which not only drains the oil but also provides a visual representation of how much needs to be re-injected back into the system. Additionally, the automatic air purge feature eliminates damaging air without the need for continuous monitoring or manual valve opening. Another highlight of this product is its impressive display, which includes a 4.3-inch color graphics screen and even supports multiple languages. The built-in programmable vacuum function is also incredibly useful, with a default setting of 15 minutes and the ability to be programmed up to 99 minutes, complete with a "remaining time" display. While the Robinair 34288NI may not be the most compact or lightweight model on the market, its high-quality performance and user-friendly design more than make up for its size. Whether you're a professional mechanic or a DIY enthusiast, this recharge kit is definitely worth considering for your A/C maintenance needs. 🔗R-134a Charging Hose with Metal Fittings for RV or Car A/C Servicehttps://preview.redd.it/woa8ne78l34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bb2a19cc37fa153e465a1b7078d386e00775d5d3 I recently got my hands on the Interdynamics MB-134A Charging Kit with Metal Fittings, and I must say it has been a game-changer for my vehicle's air conditioning system. The all-metal construction and quick-connect coupler make it incredibly easy to use, even for someone like me who is not particularly mechanically inclined. One of the standout features of this kit is definitely its durability. The high-quality materials used in its construction ensure that it will last through countless AC recharges. Plus, the sleek metal design adds a custom touch to your vehicle that you won't find in other charging kits. However, there is one downside: the price. While I believe the quality and efficiency of this kit justify the cost, it's worth noting that you can find similar products online for a slightly lower price. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my purchase and would recommend the Interdynamics MB-134A Charging Kit with Metal Fittings to anyone looking to give their vehicle's A/C system a much-needed boost. 🔗#1 Top Off Kit for R1234YF Systems - 2 Cans of 8oz HFO-R1234YF & Can Tap with Gaugehttps://preview.redd.it/028jw3t8l34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5be9fc9af42ba32806c97efb4c5f93c5bdea8223 Let me tell you about my experience with the ZeroR Top Off Kit for my car's AC system. I'm not a professional mechanic, but this kit made recharging my AC a breeze! It comes with two cans of R1234YF refrigerant, which is enough to fill most systems. The kit also includes an R1234YF HD Brass Can Tap with a gauge, so I could easily see when my AC was properly charged. One of the things I appreciated about this kit was how easy it was to use. The cans were self-sealing, which means I could save any unused refrigerant for future use. Plus, the gauge on the hose made it super simple to see when I had the right amount of refrigerant in my system. However, there were a few cons worth mentioning. First, the hose has a left-hand thread, which wasn't immediately obvious to me. It would be nice if the manual included a clearer explanation of how to connect the hose. Second, the refrigerant is flammable, so it's important to follow all safety instructions carefully. Overall, I would highly recommend this Top Off Kit to anyone looking to recharge their AC system. The performance was excellent, and it made a complicated process much easier for a DIY enthusiast like me. 🔗R134A Refrigerant with Trigger Valve and Pressure Gaugehttps://preview.redd.it/kv33nw49l34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=605cefa6e9a3593e29ef2c845262561f30c41c9f My air conditioner was on its last leg, making my summer commute miserable. I decided to give the Big Freeze R134A Refrigerant a try, and boy, am I glad I did! The instant relief from the sweltering heat was a godsend. The easy-to-use trigger valve and pressure gauge made filling up the system a breeze, even for someone like me who's not exactly car-savvy. The 22 oz size was more than enough to get my car's AC back in tip-top shape for the scorching summer months. The only downside I encountered was that the product labeling could be clearer. I found myself searching online for more detailed instructions. However, after a little research, I was able to get the job done with no issues. All in all, the Big Freeze R134A Refrigerant has been a game-changer for my car's AC system. If you're tired of sweating it out in your vehicle, give it a shot - you won't regret it! 🔗12 oz R134a Air Conditioner Refrigerant by AC Avalanchehttps://preview.redd.it/4czvb6j9l34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f7e6aae6d36f84805b096e5bd25b721afa483426 The AC Avalanche R134a Air Conditioner Refrigerant has been a game-changer for me. Its unique formula provides up to 30-degree colder air while stopping leaks and conditioning seals, making it the best choice for recharging my vehicle's air conditioning system. I've noticed that I don't need to run the engine at higher RPMs to get that refreshingly cold air, which is a big plus during scorching hot days. One con that I have to point out is that it requires an EPA compliant adapter or charging hose, which isn't included in the package. I initially faced some issues using it with my old hose but eventually managed to get an adapter and everything worked smoothly after that. The price of the AC Avalanche R134a Air Conditioner Refrigerant is on the higher end compared to other retailers, but considering its performance and efficiency, I believe it's worth the investment. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with this product and will definitely recommend it to anyone looking to recharge their vehicle's air conditioning system. 🔗AC Pro A/C Recharge R-134a for Extreme Conditions (6/12oz)https://preview.redd.it/h9po3cw9l34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9790aa1beb10411c5c030381d9e3b382287899b1 I recently used the Interdynamics ACP210-6 ACP Extreme Conditions R-134a Refrigerant Refill to recharge my car's air conditioner, and I must say, it was a game-changer. The 12-ounce can was easy to handle and came with a precision dispenser that allowed me to control the amount of refrigerant I added. The first thing that caught my attention was the robust lubricant combination in this product, which is designed to withstand extreme temperatures and high usage. Living in a hot and humid climate, my car's air conditioner gets a lot of wear and tear, so this was a welcome feature. Another great thing about the ACP Extreme Conditions Refrigerant Refill is the inclusion of 2x cooling boosters, which noticeably improved the cooling power of my car's air conditioner. The advanced AC leak sealer was also a huge plus, as it helped to revitalize rubber components like hoses, gaskets, and O-rings, extending the life of my AC system. However, one downside of this product is the price. While it certainly delivers on performance, the cost may be a deterrent for some users. Additionally, the can's capacity is only enough for one recharge, so those with larger vehicles may need to purchase multiple cans. Overall, I would highly recommend the Interdynamics ACP210-6 ACP Extreme Conditions R-134a Refrigerant Refill to anyone looking to improve the performance and extend the life of their car's air conditioner. 🔗Automotive AC Gauge Sethttps://preview.redd.it/yb4qax8al34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b694d2c9128ac85a166e885272ac98e280f30795 I recently purchased the VEVOR 4 Way AC Gauge to help me with routine maintenance of my car's air conditioning system. From the get-go, I was quite impressed by its portable design. It's compact enough that it doesn't take up too much space in my garage, yet robust enough to include everything I need for any job. Plus, the built-in ergonomic handle made it incredibly easy to transport from car to car. As for performance, it surpassed my expectations. The high-precision gauges were incredibly accurate, especially when handling sensitive refrigerants like R134A and R410A. Each gauge had a sturdy construction, giving me confidence when using them on heavy-duty equipment. One small issue I encountered was that the hoses were a bit longer than necessary, which made storage a bit cumbersome. However, this is a minor inconvenience compared to the manifold set's overall efficiency and ease of use. Since its purchase, I've used this set on multiple vehicles and had no issues with compatibility or performance. In fact, it's made troubleshooting air conditioning issues so much simpler! I'm definitely planning to use this product in the future and would recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable AC manifold gauge set. 🔗R-12 to R-134a Retrofit Parts Kithttps://preview.redd.it/jo9nz3tal34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c49db5add461416e7f4fd265a1756a4becfcae84 The Interdynamics Certified AC Pro Car Air Conditioner is an essential tool for anyone looking to retrofit their vehicle's air conditioning system from R12 to R134a. This convenient kit includes two adapters - one for the low side (. 44 inch port) and one for the high side (. 38 inch port) - designed to cater to pre-1976 cars and some late model imports. The step-by-step instructions provided and the included retrofit label make it all the more easy to use, even for individuals new to this process. While using this product, the most notable feature that stood out was its compatibility with numerous vehicles, owing to the multiple adapter sizes it comes with. This meant it was versatile and suited to varied needs across different vehicle models. However, one aspect that could be improved upon is the seal quality of the built-in caps. A few users reported leakages, which might require extra caution or even a separate cap purchase. Overall, the Interdynamics Certified AC Pro Car Air Conditioner is a well-rounded product, benefiting from its versatility, ease of use, and the detailed instruction provided with it. Its positive customer reviews, as evidenced by its 4.5-star rating, further attest to its efficiency in fulfilling its purpose. However, it's essential to note that these results vary from vehicle to vehicle, so thorough research and potentially seeking expert advice might be necessary for the optimal use of this product. Despite this limitation, the AC Pro Car Air Conditioner stands out as a reliable and efficient tool for anyone looking to retrofit their vehicle's air conditioning system. Buyer's Guidehttps://preview.redd.it/4yc8jijdl34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7c86f7cf596384da5edc13cd1439d1bc7770b9f7 None FAQhttps://preview.redd.it/nezu301el34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bd115e95ebbe9729a1bd85e8ad1246421cac124c 1. What is an AC Recharge Kit?An AC Recharge Kit is a device designed to refill the refrigerant gas in a vehicle's air conditioning system, which may be lost over time due to leaks or normal usage. It helps restore cooling performance and improve overall comfort inside the vehicle.2. Can I use an AC Recharge Kit on any vehicle?https://preview.redd.it/6k8133del34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=568724202642a64c9fe13bbda1dd78389b305cb0 Yes, but it's crucial to choose the correct kit compatible with your vehicle's make and model. Always refer to your vehicle's manual or consult with a professional technician to ensure proper usage and compatibility. 3. How often should I recharge my vehicle's AC system?Typically, you won't need to recharge your vehicle's AC system more than once every couple of years or so. However, this depends on factors such as driving habits, climate, and overall system maintenance. If your AC performance deteriorates, it might be time for a recharge. https://preview.redd.it/8e4xlhrel34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d8196c13fa2ad6d60d5b98ae8c81b6850a27207f 4. Are there any safety precautions I should take when using an AC Recharge Kit?
5. How do I know if I need to recharge my vehicle's AC system professionally?If you're unable to complete the recharge process yourself or suspect there might be a more severe issue (e. g. , a major leak), it's best to seek professional assistance. A trained technician can accurately diagnose and address any problems with your vehicle's AC system.6. Can I recharge my vehicle's AC system myself, or do I need a professional?While some individuals may feel confident recharging their vehicle's AC system on their own, it's essential to have a basic understanding of the process and follow all safety precautions. If you're unsure about your ability to recharge your AC system safely and effectively, it's recommended to consult a professional technician.7. What should I do if I discover a leak in my vehicle's AC system?If you suspect a leak in your vehicle's AC system, it's best to stop using the air conditioning and schedule an appointment with a qualified technician to inspect and repair the issue. Using an AC Recharge Kit on a leaking system can lead to further damage and may be ineffective in restoring proper cooling performance.8. How much refrigerant gas should be added during an AC recharge?The exact amount of refrigerant gas required for an AC recharge depends on your vehicle's make and model. Always refer to your vehicle's manual or consult with a professional technician for accurate guidance on the specific quantity needed.As an Amazon™ Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. |
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25 F, 2 accidents in the past 3 years. 2022 not at fault incident, other drivers policy covered it. 2023 at fault which resulted in a total loss for my car only (other car had minor damages). Not one single violation or speeding ticket on my record ever, licensed since 16. Since the accident may of 2023 I didn’t have a car till February this year. When shopping for insurance, full coverage was $800-$1300 monthly for very high deductible. Libality only was $390-$600 monthly. This was prior to turning 25 so I was hoping when I did the quotes would be a little cheaper but no luck. I live in Maryland, my car insurance use to be $200 with a $50 deductible. Now I have $390 liability only insurance for a 2014 Toyota Avalon (cars paid off). I am literally struggling with this and I absolutely hate myself. How long do you think it’ll take to see any significant decrease in monthly cost
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2024.06.02 07:48 GuiltlessMaple Best A2 Handguard
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Welcome to our comprehensive review article featuring the latest and greatest in A2 Handguards. In this roundup, we will be taking a closer look at some of the top products on the market and sharing our insights on their features, performance, and overall value. Join us as we explore the world of A2 Handguards and help you make an informed decision on which one suits you best.
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I recently gave the Aero AR15 Atlas S-One a spin, and let me tell you, it didn't disappoint. The slim profile of this handguard makes it a great choice for those who prioritize size and weight. It packs a punch when it comes to strength and stability thanks to Aero's durable Atlas attachment system.
And let me tell you, the Aero Taper Lock Attachment System (ATLAS) is both functional and visually stunning. The mirrored tapered locking nuts evenly distribute the clamping pressure, and the ratcheting detent makes the design secure while providing a positive registration during installation. Oh, and those hardware mounting parts? .
They're included, which makes life all the more convenient. Overall, it's a winner in the looks department and certainly does its job.
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The Midwest Industries Night Fighter handguard is a sleek and durable accessory for your firearm. I've been using it for a few months now, and it definitely fits the bill. This handguard adds an extra layer of grip, making my firearm even more comfortable to handle in different environments. The black finish not only looks striking but also provides protection against wear and tear.
However, I did face some minor issues recently, like the occasional loosening of the attachments after continuous use. But overall, this product has proven to be quite reliable. Using it with my AR-15 felt smooth and seamless, with no discomfort or hindrance in my shooting experience. For someone who's looking for a tactical and handy attachment, this M-lok handguard is worth considering.
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As a seasoned shooter, I can hardly imagine finding a better handguard for my AR rifle than the Midwest Night Fighter 9.25". This sturdy product not only adds a striking aesthetics but it also serves the essential purpose of keeping my AR rifle safe and secure, especially during nighttime operations.
I particularly appreciate its durability, attributed to its high-quality construction featuring M-lok technology. The design is thought well, ensuring a perfect fit and impeccable balance for my AR rifle. However, I must admit, it weighs a bit more than anticipated, which makes handling slightly challenging at times.
One negative experience I had was when I tried to assemble it all by myself and struggled a bit in the beginning. However, once I got the hang of it, it started to make sense.
Overall, while it may not be the lightest tool in the shed, the Midwest Night Fighter 9.25" provides a secure hold to my AR rifle. I would recommend it to someone with a knack for tactical rifle gear.
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As someone who's had the chance to use the Mission First Tactical Extreme Duty Carbine Rail System, I must say - it's a game-changer for AR-15 enthusiasts. This 7-sided M-LOK rail system is sleek and stylish, with an anti-rotation tech that makes it incredibly dependable.
The anti-reflective coating is a thoughtful feature, reducing glares and reflections that could be a nuisance in various lighting conditions. The steel non-timing barrel nut adds durability to the mix, and the ultra-streamlined appearance just seals the deal.
Of course, like any product out there, it's not perfect. The only downside I noticed was the need for some minor adjustments during assembly, which might be a bit of a hassle for first-time users. But overall, this MFT Extreme Duty Carbine Rail System is a reliable and stylish addition to any AR-15 setup.
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Just recently, I had the chance to give the Strike MLOK Rail 13.5 FDE a try, and let me tell you, it was quite the experience. This handguard, crafted by the skilled team at Strike Industries, is designed to stand the test of time, thanks to its top-notch components.
During my time with the rail, I found myself impressed by the sturdiness and precision it offered. The MLOK system was particularly noteworthy, providing a secure and streamlined connection to my firearm. On the downside, I did notice that, despite its durability, the rail could be heavier than some other options on the market.
Overall, the Strike MLOK Rail 13.5 FDE proved to be a reliable addition to my arsenal. Its robust construction and user-friendly design make it a solid choice for shooters of all skill levels.
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As I delved into using the Q SERT Handguard The Fix 15", I was impressed by how seamlessly it compatible with the Fix system made by the same brand. The sleek black anodized finish perfectly matched my firearm's aesthetic, making it a stylish addition that blended in well.
However, I did encounter a few minor hiccups during the attachment process. It wasn't as straightforward as I had hoped, which resulted in some frustration at first. On the bright side, the sturdy construction of the handguard provided a strong grip, offering a great improvement to my firearm's stability.
In conclusion, the Q SERT Handguard The Fix 15" proved to be an adequate solution for someone looking to upgrade their grip while maintaining their firearm's elegant appearance. With time and patience, it could be a great addition to your arsenal, but don't expect it to be a walk in the park.
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I recently tried the Touratech Defensa Silver Handguard Bars for my KTM/Husqvarna. This handguard gave me a sense of security on my rides, providing durable protection for both my levers and myself. The high-strength aircraft-grade aluminum exoskeleton structure was forged for maximum impact resistance, making it a reliable choice. Plus, the sleek, textured matte finish complemented the modern angular design, giving the bars a stylish touch.
On the other hand, I found that the plastic shields could be more securely attached. Sometimes they would slide out of place, which was inconvenient during my rides. However, the optional integrated plastic shield structure, known as Defensa Expedition, did provide added protection and comfort. This feature was definitely a highlight, as it shielded me from rain and cold air on cooler rides.
Overall, the Touratech Defensa Silver Handguard Bars provided me with a balance of protection and style, making them a solid choice for adventure motorcyclists.
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The Samson SXT 9" M-LOK handguard is a sleek and sturdy addition to any firearm. It seamlessly attaches to the gun's barrel, thanks to the M-LOK system, and gives the gun a modern touch. The black finish complements any gun it's mounted on, giving it a professional and tactical look.
One of the things that really stood out to me during my experience with this product was its ability to stay secure even when facing recoil. I've had other handguards slip or loosen during firing, but not this one. It just stays put, firmly attached to the gun.
On the downside, I did notice that it's not as lightweight as some other options out there. Its sturdiness comes at a cost, I guess you could say. But overall, I think it's a small price to pay for the added security and durability it provides.
In summary, if you're looking for a reliable and sturdy handguard that can withstand a good amount of wear and tear, the Samson SXT 9" M-LOK is definitely worth considering. It may not be the lightest option on the market, but its solid construction and M-LOK system make it a great choice for those who value security and stability.
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The Polisport Touquet Handguard Kit, a Green gem designed for motocross enthusiasts, has become a staple for those seeking tough and reliable protection. Handcrafted with their patented Bright Durable Polypropylene technology, this bad boy boasts impressive durability, color retention, and UV ray resistance. The bolt holes are perfectly pre-drilled for the ultimate fit. The plastic pieces feature a high gloss finish and an on-target color palette that truly captures the soul of the original part.
However, installation isn't quite a walk in the park. You'll need to get crafty with drilling accelerator tubes and ensuring a snug fit that won't interfere with your controls. Radial master cylinders and ASV clutches may struggle with the tight fit, raising concerns for potential pinching and seizing. In the end, though, this protective handguard excels in offering robust protection against those inevitable spills, even if it takes some elbow grease to make it work.
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I recently had the chance to try out the UFO Handguard, and let me tell you, it exceeded my expectations. First of all, I was drawn to its original factory shape, which matched the look of the genuine model perfectly. It blends seamlessly with the rest of my gun setup.
The durability of this handguard was a pleasant surprise. I took it for a spin off-road, and it held up like a charm. UFO's use of high-quality plastics produced in Italy definitely paid off.
Another thing I appreciated was the wide range of colors available. While I opted for the classic black, I've seen photos of others in vibrant hues that really make their guns stand out.
The installation process was a breeze, too. The plastics are drilled ready for easy mounting, and the flex and lightweight design made it feel incredibly comfortable while in use. With the 100% Made in Italy guarantee since 1977, I had no doubts about the longevity and performance of this handguard.
A quick note though: the images provided are more of a suggestion rather than a perfect representation of the actual product. But overall, my experience with the UFO Handguard has been top-notch. Highly recommended for anyone looking to upgrade their gun setup.
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I had the opportunity to try out these JFG Racing Motorcycle Universal Handguards a couple of weeks ago, and I must say, they've been a game-changer for me. Riding off-road ATVs always comes with its fair share of hazards, and these handguards have been a lifesaver in protecting my hands from brush, rocks, mud, and cold wind.
The combination of PP Plastic and Aluminum Alloy used in making these handguards brings a robustness that I've never come across in other handguards I've tried in the past. They offer a substantial shield, giving me the confidence I need when tackling the roughest terrains.
One of the best things about these handguards is the extra room they provide. It's been a blessing for me, allowing easy access to brake cables and other devices without having to worry about cramming them in.
However, despite all the positives, there is one drawback I've observed. They aren't as streamlined as I'd like them to be. While protection is vital, aerodynamics have their importance, and the added bulk to these handguards does make a difference, albeit slightly.
Overall, with their robust design, ample space for additional devices, and their effective protection against off-road elements, these JFG Racing Handguards make a compelling choice for any adrenaline junkie out there.
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The UTG Pro Model 4/15 Car Length Super Slim Drop-in Handguard is a must-have for your AR15, fitting seamlessly with standard delta ring assembly, barrel nut, and round handguard cap. Its lightweight, slim tubular profile offers improved handling and a top rail that extends to the upper receiver provides a continuous mounting platform.
The removable two 2-Slot and two 4-Slot rail sections allow for customization at various 3, 6, and 9 O'clock positions, while precision machining from aircraft aluminum and black anodizing ensures durability and a sleek finish. The simple installation process makes it easy to upgrade your AR15 without the need for gunsmithing.
The positive reviews from users highlight the product's value, ease of installation, and impressive features, making it an outstanding choice for anyone looking to enhance their AR15 experience.
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The MFT EXT Duty Free Flt RL MLOK has been my trusty companion for the past six months as I've been enjoying my time at the range. The anti-rotating tabs have provided a secure and steady grip, ensuring that my rifle remains sturdy and aligned. Its sleek, black finish has never failed to impress and has added a touch of class to my setup.
One downside I've noticed is that it's somewhat heavier than the standard A2 handguard, but the modularity offered by the M-Lok system has been a lifesaver. The ability to switch out attachments has provided me with the freedom to customize my rifle to suit my preferences.
Overall, I've been quite pleased with my experience using this handguard. The combination of its durability, aesthetics, and flexibility has made it a reliable and essential piece of my gear.
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I recently had the chance to try out the Midwest Industries G2 Drop-In Handguard, and I must say, it has become a solid addition to my daily carry kit. The Gen2 design with four anti-rotation QD sockets for push-button swivels is quite impressive and has made switching between accessories a breeze.
One of the most noteworthy features that I appreciated was the incredibly lightweight construction while maintaining a robust lock-up, thanks to its monolithic continuous top rail. It has allowed me to mount scopes effortlessly and has made the overall experience incredibly smooth.
The high-quality 1913 mil. spec rails, T-marked for location, are a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship that goes into this handguard. Constructed from 6061 aluminum with a hard coat anodized finish, it has held up exceptionally well and continues to look as good as new even after prolonged use.
Compatibility-wise, the G2 Drop-In Handguard has proven to be versatile, working seamlessly with most gas piston systems. The 100% Made in the USA aspect also adds a nice touch of authenticity to the product.
While there were no significant cons during my experience, I did find the installation process to be somewhat tricky, which might be a cause for concern for some users.
Overall, the Midwest Industries G2 Drop-In Handguard is an excellent choice for those seeking a high-quality, durable, and adaptable handguard for their firearms.
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A2 Handguards are typically made from durable materials such as aluminum, polymer, or carbon fiber. These materials offer different levels of strength, weight, and heat resistance. Consider the environment in which the handguard will be used, and choose a material that suits your needs best. For example, aluminum handguards might be a good choice if you'll be using the firearm in a damp or humid environment, as they are less prone to corrosion compared to polymer.
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Choosing the right A2 Handguard can greatly enhance your firearm's performance and comfort. By considering factors such as materials, compatibility, design, installation, maintenance, and budget, you can make an informed decision and find a handguard that meets your specific needs.
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Welcome to our comprehensive review article featuring the latest and greatest in A2 Handguards. In this roundup, we will be taking a closer look at some of the top products on the market and sharing our insights on their features, performance, and overall value. Join us as we explore the world of A2 Handguards and help you make an informed decision on which one suits you best.
The Top 18 Best A2 Handguard
- Durable AR-15 Atlas S-One Handguard for Enhanced Performance - Experience optimal strength and stability with the Aero Precision Atlas S-One Handguard, featuring Aero's Taper Lock Attachment System in a sleek, lightweight design for your AR-15 setup.
- Midwest Night Fighter M-lok, Fits AR-15, Black Handguard - Midwest Industries' Night Fighter M-lok Handguard provides a sleek and durable design for your AR15, with a black finish and MI-NF10 compatibility.
- Midwest Night Fighter 9.25" Handguard for AR Rifles - Experience ultimate precision with the Midwest Industries Night Fighter 9.25" Handguard, meticulously designed for AR rifles and backed by its exceptional quality and reliability.
- Premium Carbine AR-15 MLOK Rail System with Anti-Rotation Technology - Enhance your precision and durability with Mission First Tactical's MFT Extreme Duty 10" MLOK Carbine Rail System, featuring an anti-rotation technology, IR anti-reflective coating, ultra streamlined appearance, and a steel non-timing barrel nut.
- Strike MLOK Rail 13.5 FDE Handguard - Experience unparalleled durability and adaptability with the Strike Industries Strike MLOK Rail 13.5 FDE handguard, designed for avid shooters of all skill levels.
- Blackhawk Handguard Fix 15" Anodized Finish - Experience the perfect match with the Q QSERT Handguard - The Fix 15", seamlessly combining top-notch compatibility and innovation for your ultimate handgun enhancement.
- Stylish Blackhawk Handguard for Motorcycle Protection - Touratech DEFENSA Handguards offer robust protection and comfort for your bike's levers in a lightweight, durable design, featuring a modern matte finish and various customization options.
- Samson SXT 9" M-LOK Precision Handguard - Experience the sleek and durable design of Samson SXT 9" M-LOK Handguard, now in black, perfect for enhancing your firearm's performance.
- Durable Enduro Handguard Kit - Polisport Touquet (Green) - Protect your ride with Polisport Touquet Handguard Kit, featuring advanced 'Bright Durable Polypropylene' technology for unbeatable color and durability, tailored specifically for Enduro races.
- UFO Handguard Black - High-Quality and Durable Off-Road Plastic Protector - UFO Ho03638-001 Handguard Black: High-quality, authentic replica handguard in black, offering durability, Italian craftsmanship, and easy installation.
- Universal Handguard for Motocross and ATV Protection - JFG Racing Motorcycle Aluminum Hand Guards provide ultimate hand protection, reduce fatigue, and fit all handlebars.
- UTG Pro Model AR-15 Super Slim A2 Handguard - Lightweight & Slim Tubular Profile - Experience superior handling with the UTG Pro Model 4/15 Car Length Super Slim Drop-in Handguard, featuring a custom fit for AR15s, lightweight construction, and a continuous mounting platform.
- MFT EXT Duty Free Flt RL MLOK AR-15 A2 Handguard - 18 Inches - Experience the top-rated MFT EXT Duty Free Flt RL MLOK for your AR-15 carbine, featuring a durable black finish and A2 handguard, backed by a solid 5.0 rating and two positive reviews.
- Mil-Spec A2 Handguard for Optimal Stability and Durability - The Midwest Industries G2 Drop-In Handguard, with its lightweight yet sturdy design, features four anti-rotation QD sockets for push-button swivels, making it the perfect choice for mounting scopes and accessories on your 1913 mil-spec firearms.
- Midwest Forearm 2-Piece Drop-In Gen2 Handguard - Durable and lightweight, the Midwest Industries Gen2 Two Piece Drop-In Mid-Length Handguard is a reliable choice for any gun, featuring four anti-rotation QD sockets and high quality 1913 mil-spec rails.
- AR-15 Foundation Handguard for Rigid Accessory Mounting - Bowden Tactical's J23007 Foundation Handguard offers a 1.3-inch I.D., MAGPUL-compatible MLok slots, and a robust 4140 steel barrel nut for exceptional durability and accessory compatibility in your AR10 & AR15 builds.
- The Fix 11" Anodized A2 Handguard - Upgrade your weapon with the sleek and durable Q QSERT Handguard The Fix, perfect for A2 Handguards and featuring The Fix's innovative Q SERT mounting solution.
- Probend A2 Handguard Bar Pack - Enduro-Style Protection - Experience unparalleled protection and comfort with the high-quality, injection-molded Cycra Probend handguards, featuring integrated composite bumpers and CNC-machined 6061 billet aluminum Probend bars.
Reviews
🔗Durable AR-15 Atlas S-One Handguard for Enhanced Performance
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I recently gave the Aero AR15 Atlas S-One a spin, and let me tell you, it didn't disappoint. The slim profile of this handguard makes it a great choice for those who prioritize size and weight. It packs a punch when it comes to strength and stability thanks to Aero's durable Atlas attachment system.
And let me tell you, the Aero Taper Lock Attachment System (ATLAS) is both functional and visually stunning. The mirrored tapered locking nuts evenly distribute the clamping pressure, and the ratcheting detent makes the design secure while providing a positive registration during installation. Oh, and those hardware mounting parts? .
They're included, which makes life all the more convenient. Overall, it's a winner in the looks department and certainly does its job.
🔗Midwest Night Fighter M-lok, Fits AR-15, Black Handguard
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The Midwest Industries Night Fighter handguard is a sleek and durable accessory for your firearm. I've been using it for a few months now, and it definitely fits the bill. This handguard adds an extra layer of grip, making my firearm even more comfortable to handle in different environments. The black finish not only looks striking but also provides protection against wear and tear.
However, I did face some minor issues recently, like the occasional loosening of the attachments after continuous use. But overall, this product has proven to be quite reliable. Using it with my AR-15 felt smooth and seamless, with no discomfort or hindrance in my shooting experience. For someone who's looking for a tactical and handy attachment, this M-lok handguard is worth considering.
🔗Midwest Night Fighter 9.25" Handguard for AR Rifles
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As a seasoned shooter, I can hardly imagine finding a better handguard for my AR rifle than the Midwest Night Fighter 9.25". This sturdy product not only adds a striking aesthetics but it also serves the essential purpose of keeping my AR rifle safe and secure, especially during nighttime operations.
I particularly appreciate its durability, attributed to its high-quality construction featuring M-lok technology. The design is thought well, ensuring a perfect fit and impeccable balance for my AR rifle. However, I must admit, it weighs a bit more than anticipated, which makes handling slightly challenging at times.
One negative experience I had was when I tried to assemble it all by myself and struggled a bit in the beginning. However, once I got the hang of it, it started to make sense.
Overall, while it may not be the lightest tool in the shed, the Midwest Night Fighter 9.25" provides a secure hold to my AR rifle. I would recommend it to someone with a knack for tactical rifle gear.
🔗Premium Carbine AR-15 MLOK Rail System with Anti-Rotation Technology
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As someone who's had the chance to use the Mission First Tactical Extreme Duty Carbine Rail System, I must say - it's a game-changer for AR-15 enthusiasts. This 7-sided M-LOK rail system is sleek and stylish, with an anti-rotation tech that makes it incredibly dependable.
The anti-reflective coating is a thoughtful feature, reducing glares and reflections that could be a nuisance in various lighting conditions. The steel non-timing barrel nut adds durability to the mix, and the ultra-streamlined appearance just seals the deal.
Of course, like any product out there, it's not perfect. The only downside I noticed was the need for some minor adjustments during assembly, which might be a bit of a hassle for first-time users. But overall, this MFT Extreme Duty Carbine Rail System is a reliable and stylish addition to any AR-15 setup.
🔗Strike MLOK Rail 13.5 FDE Handguard
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Just recently, I had the chance to give the Strike MLOK Rail 13.5 FDE a try, and let me tell you, it was quite the experience. This handguard, crafted by the skilled team at Strike Industries, is designed to stand the test of time, thanks to its top-notch components.
During my time with the rail, I found myself impressed by the sturdiness and precision it offered. The MLOK system was particularly noteworthy, providing a secure and streamlined connection to my firearm. On the downside, I did notice that, despite its durability, the rail could be heavier than some other options on the market.
Overall, the Strike MLOK Rail 13.5 FDE proved to be a reliable addition to my arsenal. Its robust construction and user-friendly design make it a solid choice for shooters of all skill levels.
🔗Blackhawk Handguard Fix 15" Anodized Finish
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As I delved into using the Q SERT Handguard The Fix 15", I was impressed by how seamlessly it compatible with the Fix system made by the same brand. The sleek black anodized finish perfectly matched my firearm's aesthetic, making it a stylish addition that blended in well.
However, I did encounter a few minor hiccups during the attachment process. It wasn't as straightforward as I had hoped, which resulted in some frustration at first. On the bright side, the sturdy construction of the handguard provided a strong grip, offering a great improvement to my firearm's stability.
In conclusion, the Q SERT Handguard The Fix 15" proved to be an adequate solution for someone looking to upgrade their grip while maintaining their firearm's elegant appearance. With time and patience, it could be a great addition to your arsenal, but don't expect it to be a walk in the park.
🔗Stylish Blackhawk Handguard for Motorcycle Protection
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I recently tried the Touratech Defensa Silver Handguard Bars for my KTM/Husqvarna. This handguard gave me a sense of security on my rides, providing durable protection for both my levers and myself. The high-strength aircraft-grade aluminum exoskeleton structure was forged for maximum impact resistance, making it a reliable choice. Plus, the sleek, textured matte finish complemented the modern angular design, giving the bars a stylish touch.
On the other hand, I found that the plastic shields could be more securely attached. Sometimes they would slide out of place, which was inconvenient during my rides. However, the optional integrated plastic shield structure, known as Defensa Expedition, did provide added protection and comfort. This feature was definitely a highlight, as it shielded me from rain and cold air on cooler rides.
Overall, the Touratech Defensa Silver Handguard Bars provided me with a balance of protection and style, making them a solid choice for adventure motorcyclists.
🔗Samson SXT 9" M-LOK Precision Handguard
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The Samson SXT 9" M-LOK handguard is a sleek and sturdy addition to any firearm. It seamlessly attaches to the gun's barrel, thanks to the M-LOK system, and gives the gun a modern touch. The black finish complements any gun it's mounted on, giving it a professional and tactical look.
One of the things that really stood out to me during my experience with this product was its ability to stay secure even when facing recoil. I've had other handguards slip or loosen during firing, but not this one. It just stays put, firmly attached to the gun.
On the downside, I did notice that it's not as lightweight as some other options out there. Its sturdiness comes at a cost, I guess you could say. But overall, I think it's a small price to pay for the added security and durability it provides.
In summary, if you're looking for a reliable and sturdy handguard that can withstand a good amount of wear and tear, the Samson SXT 9" M-LOK is definitely worth considering. It may not be the lightest option on the market, but its solid construction and M-LOK system make it a great choice for those who value security and stability.
🔗Durable Enduro Handguard Kit - Polisport Touquet (Green)
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The Polisport Touquet Handguard Kit, a Green gem designed for motocross enthusiasts, has become a staple for those seeking tough and reliable protection. Handcrafted with their patented Bright Durable Polypropylene technology, this bad boy boasts impressive durability, color retention, and UV ray resistance. The bolt holes are perfectly pre-drilled for the ultimate fit. The plastic pieces feature a high gloss finish and an on-target color palette that truly captures the soul of the original part.
However, installation isn't quite a walk in the park. You'll need to get crafty with drilling accelerator tubes and ensuring a snug fit that won't interfere with your controls. Radial master cylinders and ASV clutches may struggle with the tight fit, raising concerns for potential pinching and seizing. In the end, though, this protective handguard excels in offering robust protection against those inevitable spills, even if it takes some elbow grease to make it work.
🔗UFO Handguard Black - High-Quality and Durable Off-Road Plastic Protector
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I recently had the chance to try out the UFO Handguard, and let me tell you, it exceeded my expectations. First of all, I was drawn to its original factory shape, which matched the look of the genuine model perfectly. It blends seamlessly with the rest of my gun setup.
The durability of this handguard was a pleasant surprise. I took it for a spin off-road, and it held up like a charm. UFO's use of high-quality plastics produced in Italy definitely paid off.
Another thing I appreciated was the wide range of colors available. While I opted for the classic black, I've seen photos of others in vibrant hues that really make their guns stand out.
The installation process was a breeze, too. The plastics are drilled ready for easy mounting, and the flex and lightweight design made it feel incredibly comfortable while in use. With the 100% Made in Italy guarantee since 1977, I had no doubts about the longevity and performance of this handguard.
A quick note though: the images provided are more of a suggestion rather than a perfect representation of the actual product. But overall, my experience with the UFO Handguard has been top-notch. Highly recommended for anyone looking to upgrade their gun setup.
🔗Universal Handguard for Motocross and ATV Protection
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I had the opportunity to try out these JFG Racing Motorcycle Universal Handguards a couple of weeks ago, and I must say, they've been a game-changer for me. Riding off-road ATVs always comes with its fair share of hazards, and these handguards have been a lifesaver in protecting my hands from brush, rocks, mud, and cold wind.
The combination of PP Plastic and Aluminum Alloy used in making these handguards brings a robustness that I've never come across in other handguards I've tried in the past. They offer a substantial shield, giving me the confidence I need when tackling the roughest terrains.
One of the best things about these handguards is the extra room they provide. It's been a blessing for me, allowing easy access to brake cables and other devices without having to worry about cramming them in.
However, despite all the positives, there is one drawback I've observed. They aren't as streamlined as I'd like them to be. While protection is vital, aerodynamics have their importance, and the added bulk to these handguards does make a difference, albeit slightly.
Overall, with their robust design, ample space for additional devices, and their effective protection against off-road elements, these JFG Racing Handguards make a compelling choice for any adrenaline junkie out there.
🔗UTG Pro Model AR-15 Super Slim A2 Handguard - Lightweight & Slim Tubular Profile
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The UTG Pro Model 4/15 Car Length Super Slim Drop-in Handguard is a must-have for your AR15, fitting seamlessly with standard delta ring assembly, barrel nut, and round handguard cap. Its lightweight, slim tubular profile offers improved handling and a top rail that extends to the upper receiver provides a continuous mounting platform.
The removable two 2-Slot and two 4-Slot rail sections allow for customization at various 3, 6, and 9 O'clock positions, while precision machining from aircraft aluminum and black anodizing ensures durability and a sleek finish. The simple installation process makes it easy to upgrade your AR15 without the need for gunsmithing.
The positive reviews from users highlight the product's value, ease of installation, and impressive features, making it an outstanding choice for anyone looking to enhance their AR15 experience.
🔗MFT EXT Duty Free Flt RL MLOK AR-15 A2 Handguard - 18 Inches
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The MFT EXT Duty Free Flt RL MLOK has been my trusty companion for the past six months as I've been enjoying my time at the range. The anti-rotating tabs have provided a secure and steady grip, ensuring that my rifle remains sturdy and aligned. Its sleek, black finish has never failed to impress and has added a touch of class to my setup.
One downside I've noticed is that it's somewhat heavier than the standard A2 handguard, but the modularity offered by the M-Lok system has been a lifesaver. The ability to switch out attachments has provided me with the freedom to customize my rifle to suit my preferences.
Overall, I've been quite pleased with my experience using this handguard. The combination of its durability, aesthetics, and flexibility has made it a reliable and essential piece of my gear.
🔗Mil-Spec A2 Handguard for Optimal Stability and Durability
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I recently had the chance to try out the Midwest Industries G2 Drop-In Handguard, and I must say, it has become a solid addition to my daily carry kit. The Gen2 design with four anti-rotation QD sockets for push-button swivels is quite impressive and has made switching between accessories a breeze.
One of the most noteworthy features that I appreciated was the incredibly lightweight construction while maintaining a robust lock-up, thanks to its monolithic continuous top rail. It has allowed me to mount scopes effortlessly and has made the overall experience incredibly smooth.
The high-quality 1913 mil. spec rails, T-marked for location, are a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship that goes into this handguard. Constructed from 6061 aluminum with a hard coat anodized finish, it has held up exceptionally well and continues to look as good as new even after prolonged use.
Compatibility-wise, the G2 Drop-In Handguard has proven to be versatile, working seamlessly with most gas piston systems. The 100% Made in the USA aspect also adds a nice touch of authenticity to the product.
While there were no significant cons during my experience, I did find the installation process to be somewhat tricky, which might be a cause for concern for some users.
Overall, the Midwest Industries G2 Drop-In Handguard is an excellent choice for those seeking a high-quality, durable, and adaptable handguard for their firearms.
Buyer's Guide
Welcome to our buyer's guide for A2 Handguards. In this section, we will cover important features, considerations, and general advice to help you make an informed decision when purchasing an A2 Handguard for your firearm.Materials
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A2 Handguards are typically made from durable materials such as aluminum, polymer, or carbon fiber. These materials offer different levels of strength, weight, and heat resistance. Consider the environment in which the handguard will be used, and choose a material that suits your needs best. For example, aluminum handguards might be a good choice if you'll be using the firearm in a damp or humid environment, as they are less prone to corrosion compared to polymer.
Size and Compatibility
Make sure to check the size and compatibility of the handguard with your firearm before making a purchase. A handguard that is too small may not provide adequate support, while a handguard that is too large could interfere with your ability to use the firearm comfortably. Some A2 Handguards are designed for specific models or calibers, so be sure to choose the appropriate handguard for your firearm.Design and Aesthetics
Aesthetics play a role in the overall look and feel of your firearm. Consider the style and design of the handguard, keeping in mind factors such as the material, texture, and any additional features, such as integrated slings or rail systems. Choose a design that not only looks good but also functions well for your needs.
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Installation and Maintenance
Ease of installation and maintenance can greatly impact your overall satisfaction with the A2 Handguard. Look for handguards that come with clear installation instructions and are compatible with your existing mounting system, such as Picatinny or Weaver rails. Additionally, consider the overall durability of the handguard and the ease of cleaning or replacing components if needed.Budget
Lastly, consider your budget when selecting an A2 Handguard. There are handguards available at various price points, with different features and materials. Determine the balance between cost and functionality that best suits your needs.Choosing the right A2 Handguard can greatly enhance your firearm's performance and comfort. By considering factors such as materials, compatibility, design, installation, maintenance, and budget, you can make an informed decision and find a handguard that meets your specific needs.
FAQ
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What is an A2 Handguard?
The A2 Handguard is a type of mounting system designed specifically for firearms. It provides a secure and sturdy platform for attaching equipment, such as tactical lights, laser sights, and bipods, to the firearm.What is the difference between an A2 Handguard and other handguards?
Other handguards may differ in design, materials, and features such as rail systems, weight, and compatibility with specific firearms. The A2 Handguard is made for specific firearms, ensuring a proper fit and optimal functionality. Make sure to check the compatibility of the handguard with your firearm before making a purchase.
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What are some of the benefits of using an A2 Handguard?
- Additional mounting points for attaching tactical equipment
- Secure and sturdy platform for your equipment
- Easy to install and remove
- Improved ergonomics for better grip and control
Is an A2 Handguard easy to install?
Yes, an A2 Handguard is generally easy to install, as most of them come with detailed instructions. However, it's essential to follow the manufacturer's guidelines and use the appropriate tools to ensure a proper installation.What materials are A2 Handguards made from?
A2 Handguards can be made from various materials, such as aluminum, polymer, or a combination of both. The choice of material depends on the desired weight, durability, and appearance of the handguard.Are A2 Handguards compatible with different firearm models?
While A2 Handguards are primarily designed for specific firearms, there might be some compatibility issues with aftermarket accessories or customizations. Make sure to check the manufacturer's compatibility guidelines before purchasing.How do I clean and maintain an A2 Handguard?
To clean and maintain your A2 Handguard, use a soft cloth and mild cleaning solution. Avoid using abrasive materials, which can damage the finish. Regular cleaning and maintenance can help prolong the life of your handguard and keep it looking great.As an Amazon™ Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.
2024.06.02 07:48 GuiltlessMaple Best A2 Handguard
 | submitted by GuiltlessMaple to u/GuiltlessMaple [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/jqojxg9vj34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=adb3251dedc7300ae527b1724b3846532999e715 Welcome to our comprehensive review article featuring the latest and greatest in A2 Handguards. In this roundup, we will be taking a closer look at some of the top products on the market and sharing our insights on their features, performance, and overall value. Join us as we explore the world of A2 Handguards and help you make an informed decision on which one suits you best. The Top 18 Best A2 Handguard
Reviews🔗Durable AR-15 Atlas S-One Handguard for Enhanced Performancehttps://preview.redd.it/azhjqowvj34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=01f9bed427981c850e1790e5b1d730ebd470ec85 I recently gave the Aero AR15 Atlas S-One a spin, and let me tell you, it didn't disappoint. The slim profile of this handguard makes it a great choice for those who prioritize size and weight. It packs a punch when it comes to strength and stability thanks to Aero's durable Atlas attachment system. And let me tell you, the Aero Taper Lock Attachment System (ATLAS) is both functional and visually stunning. The mirrored tapered locking nuts evenly distribute the clamping pressure, and the ratcheting detent makes the design secure while providing a positive registration during installation. Oh, and those hardware mounting parts? . They're included, which makes life all the more convenient. Overall, it's a winner in the looks department and certainly does its job. 🔗Midwest Night Fighter M-lok, Fits AR-15, Black Handguardhttps://preview.redd.it/4ehmey9wj34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=942653f3fb3f1995620b8ce8dac23768e2f753ce The Midwest Industries Night Fighter handguard is a sleek and durable accessory for your firearm. I've been using it for a few months now, and it definitely fits the bill. This handguard adds an extra layer of grip, making my firearm even more comfortable to handle in different environments. The black finish not only looks striking but also provides protection against wear and tear. However, I did face some minor issues recently, like the occasional loosening of the attachments after continuous use. But overall, this product has proven to be quite reliable. Using it with my AR-15 felt smooth and seamless, with no discomfort or hindrance in my shooting experience. For someone who's looking for a tactical and handy attachment, this M-lok handguard is worth considering. 🔗Midwest Night Fighter 9.25" Handguard for AR Rifleshttps://preview.redd.it/s3hgn3lwj34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=36448b1758e072476d25fc8ce7e8e7a7f3994c22 As a seasoned shooter, I can hardly imagine finding a better handguard for my AR rifle than the Midwest Night Fighter 9.25". This sturdy product not only adds a striking aesthetics but it also serves the essential purpose of keeping my AR rifle safe and secure, especially during nighttime operations. I particularly appreciate its durability, attributed to its high-quality construction featuring M-lok technology. The design is thought well, ensuring a perfect fit and impeccable balance for my AR rifle. However, I must admit, it weighs a bit more than anticipated, which makes handling slightly challenging at times. One negative experience I had was when I tried to assemble it all by myself and struggled a bit in the beginning. However, once I got the hang of it, it started to make sense. Overall, while it may not be the lightest tool in the shed, the Midwest Night Fighter 9.25" provides a secure hold to my AR rifle. I would recommend it to someone with a knack for tactical rifle gear. 🔗Premium Carbine AR-15 MLOK Rail System with Anti-Rotation Technologyhttps://preview.redd.it/jsllru3xj34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c54bb1f28466754d468d5d85016ad182b3792aff As someone who's had the chance to use the Mission First Tactical Extreme Duty Carbine Rail System, I must say - it's a game-changer for AR-15 enthusiasts. This 7-sided M-LOK rail system is sleek and stylish, with an anti-rotation tech that makes it incredibly dependable. The anti-reflective coating is a thoughtful feature, reducing glares and reflections that could be a nuisance in various lighting conditions. The steel non-timing barrel nut adds durability to the mix, and the ultra-streamlined appearance just seals the deal. Of course, like any product out there, it's not perfect. The only downside I noticed was the need for some minor adjustments during assembly, which might be a bit of a hassle for first-time users. But overall, this MFT Extreme Duty Carbine Rail System is a reliable and stylish addition to any AR-15 setup. 🔗Strike MLOK Rail 13.5 FDE Handguardhttps://preview.redd.it/sdsgk0fxj34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=80402a01780bfc6b08baab6b83c6a16e80682529 Just recently, I had the chance to give the Strike MLOK Rail 13.5 FDE a try, and let me tell you, it was quite the experience. This handguard, crafted by the skilled team at Strike Industries, is designed to stand the test of time, thanks to its top-notch components. During my time with the rail, I found myself impressed by the sturdiness and precision it offered. The MLOK system was particularly noteworthy, providing a secure and streamlined connection to my firearm. On the downside, I did notice that, despite its durability, the rail could be heavier than some other options on the market. Overall, the Strike MLOK Rail 13.5 FDE proved to be a reliable addition to my arsenal. Its robust construction and user-friendly design make it a solid choice for shooters of all skill levels. 🔗Blackhawk Handguard Fix 15" Anodized Finishhttps://preview.redd.it/bt825k0yj34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=24e652521dd6b08f540bb92db4938673fdbb1c99 As I delved into using the Q SERT Handguard The Fix 15", I was impressed by how seamlessly it compatible with the Fix system made by the same brand. The sleek black anodized finish perfectly matched my firearm's aesthetic, making it a stylish addition that blended in well. However, I did encounter a few minor hiccups during the attachment process. It wasn't as straightforward as I had hoped, which resulted in some frustration at first. On the bright side, the sturdy construction of the handguard provided a strong grip, offering a great improvement to my firearm's stability. In conclusion, the Q SERT Handguard The Fix 15" proved to be an adequate solution for someone looking to upgrade their grip while maintaining their firearm's elegant appearance. With time and patience, it could be a great addition to your arsenal, but don't expect it to be a walk in the park. 🔗Stylish Blackhawk Handguard for Motorcycle Protectionhttps://preview.redd.it/pik3ny6yj34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=48d388a0998929725ce11c93275a386629df056f I recently tried the Touratech Defensa Silver Handguard Bars for my KTM/Husqvarna. This handguard gave me a sense of security on my rides, providing durable protection for both my levers and myself. The high-strength aircraft-grade aluminum exoskeleton structure was forged for maximum impact resistance, making it a reliable choice. Plus, the sleek, textured matte finish complemented the modern angular design, giving the bars a stylish touch. On the other hand, I found that the plastic shields could be more securely attached. Sometimes they would slide out of place, which was inconvenient during my rides. However, the optional integrated plastic shield structure, known as Defensa Expedition, did provide added protection and comfort. This feature was definitely a highlight, as it shielded me from rain and cold air on cooler rides. Overall, the Touratech Defensa Silver Handguard Bars provided me with a balance of protection and style, making them a solid choice for adventure motorcyclists. 🔗Samson SXT 9" M-LOK Precision Handguardhttps://preview.redd.it/mbygiqnyj34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a25c93e0233217ebe6fe300d1bf083a71a30e491 The Samson SXT 9" M-LOK handguard is a sleek and sturdy addition to any firearm. It seamlessly attaches to the gun's barrel, thanks to the M-LOK system, and gives the gun a modern touch. The black finish complements any gun it's mounted on, giving it a professional and tactical look. One of the things that really stood out to me during my experience with this product was its ability to stay secure even when facing recoil. I've had other handguards slip or loosen during firing, but not this one. It just stays put, firmly attached to the gun. On the downside, I did notice that it's not as lightweight as some other options out there. Its sturdiness comes at a cost, I guess you could say. But overall, I think it's a small price to pay for the added security and durability it provides. In summary, if you're looking for a reliable and sturdy handguard that can withstand a good amount of wear and tear, the Samson SXT 9" M-LOK is definitely worth considering. It may not be the lightest option on the market, but its solid construction and M-LOK system make it a great choice for those who value security and stability. 🔗Durable Enduro Handguard Kit - Polisport Touquet (Green)https://preview.redd.it/8lrxwn6zj34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0e0600e7354dd2fc402e7418b89efa55bef440e9 The Polisport Touquet Handguard Kit, a Green gem designed for motocross enthusiasts, has become a staple for those seeking tough and reliable protection. Handcrafted with their patented Bright Durable Polypropylene technology, this bad boy boasts impressive durability, color retention, and UV ray resistance. The bolt holes are perfectly pre-drilled for the ultimate fit. The plastic pieces feature a high gloss finish and an on-target color palette that truly captures the soul of the original part. However, installation isn't quite a walk in the park. You'll need to get crafty with drilling accelerator tubes and ensuring a snug fit that won't interfere with your controls. Radial master cylinders and ASV clutches may struggle with the tight fit, raising concerns for potential pinching and seizing. In the end, though, this protective handguard excels in offering robust protection against those inevitable spills, even if it takes some elbow grease to make it work. 🔗UFO Handguard Black - High-Quality and Durable Off-Road Plastic Protectorhttps://preview.redd.it/cgaemxlzj34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=106c5764fb5422927f3bd4b10320221251f00042 I recently had the chance to try out the UFO Handguard, and let me tell you, it exceeded my expectations. First of all, I was drawn to its original factory shape, which matched the look of the genuine model perfectly. It blends seamlessly with the rest of my gun setup. The durability of this handguard was a pleasant surprise. I took it for a spin off-road, and it held up like a charm. UFO's use of high-quality plastics produced in Italy definitely paid off. Another thing I appreciated was the wide range of colors available. While I opted for the classic black, I've seen photos of others in vibrant hues that really make their guns stand out. The installation process was a breeze, too. The plastics are drilled ready for easy mounting, and the flex and lightweight design made it feel incredibly comfortable while in use. With the 100% Made in Italy guarantee since 1977, I had no doubts about the longevity and performance of this handguard. A quick note though: the images provided are more of a suggestion rather than a perfect representation of the actual product. But overall, my experience with the UFO Handguard has been top-notch. Highly recommended for anyone looking to upgrade their gun setup. 🔗Universal Handguard for Motocross and ATV Protectionhttps://preview.redd.it/pe9gyy80k34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2aa81d3ac9ae6ed67b3df07d24ec212a79a8792a I had the opportunity to try out these JFG Racing Motorcycle Universal Handguards a couple of weeks ago, and I must say, they've been a game-changer for me. Riding off-road ATVs always comes with its fair share of hazards, and these handguards have been a lifesaver in protecting my hands from brush, rocks, mud, and cold wind. The combination of PP Plastic and Aluminum Alloy used in making these handguards brings a robustness that I've never come across in other handguards I've tried in the past. They offer a substantial shield, giving me the confidence I need when tackling the roughest terrains. One of the best things about these handguards is the extra room they provide. It's been a blessing for me, allowing easy access to brake cables and other devices without having to worry about cramming them in. However, despite all the positives, there is one drawback I've observed. They aren't as streamlined as I'd like them to be. While protection is vital, aerodynamics have their importance, and the added bulk to these handguards does make a difference, albeit slightly. Overall, with their robust design, ample space for additional devices, and their effective protection against off-road elements, these JFG Racing Handguards make a compelling choice for any adrenaline junkie out there. 🔗UTG Pro Model AR-15 Super Slim A2 Handguard - Lightweight & Slim Tubular Profilehttps://preview.redd.it/lpxj40s0k34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1ae35062133678445a2c80f1c1f1d46e2e88c4e1 The UTG Pro Model 4/15 Car Length Super Slim Drop-in Handguard is a must-have for your AR15, fitting seamlessly with standard delta ring assembly, barrel nut, and round handguard cap. Its lightweight, slim tubular profile offers improved handling and a top rail that extends to the upper receiver provides a continuous mounting platform. The removable two 2-Slot and two 4-Slot rail sections allow for customization at various 3, 6, and 9 O'clock positions, while precision machining from aircraft aluminum and black anodizing ensures durability and a sleek finish. The simple installation process makes it easy to upgrade your AR15 without the need for gunsmithing. The positive reviews from users highlight the product's value, ease of installation, and impressive features, making it an outstanding choice for anyone looking to enhance their AR15 experience. 🔗MFT EXT Duty Free Flt RL MLOK AR-15 A2 Handguard - 18 Incheshttps://preview.redd.it/z7s9jv81k34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0dd31d1895ec42ca9127387ea47b4d73d774b822 The MFT EXT Duty Free Flt RL MLOK has been my trusty companion for the past six months as I've been enjoying my time at the range. The anti-rotating tabs have provided a secure and steady grip, ensuring that my rifle remains sturdy and aligned. Its sleek, black finish has never failed to impress and has added a touch of class to my setup. One downside I've noticed is that it's somewhat heavier than the standard A2 handguard, but the modularity offered by the M-Lok system has been a lifesaver. The ability to switch out attachments has provided me with the freedom to customize my rifle to suit my preferences. Overall, I've been quite pleased with my experience using this handguard. The combination of its durability, aesthetics, and flexibility has made it a reliable and essential piece of my gear. 🔗Mil-Spec A2 Handguard for Optimal Stability and Durabilityhttps://preview.redd.it/vzhl29r1k34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=21f733c05bdb6548b550d73fe7ecd5df8fbf80d0 I recently had the chance to try out the Midwest Industries G2 Drop-In Handguard, and I must say, it has become a solid addition to my daily carry kit. The Gen2 design with four anti-rotation QD sockets for push-button swivels is quite impressive and has made switching between accessories a breeze. One of the most noteworthy features that I appreciated was the incredibly lightweight construction while maintaining a robust lock-up, thanks to its monolithic continuous top rail. It has allowed me to mount scopes effortlessly and has made the overall experience incredibly smooth. The high-quality 1913 mil. spec rails, T-marked for location, are a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship that goes into this handguard. Constructed from 6061 aluminum with a hard coat anodized finish, it has held up exceptionally well and continues to look as good as new even after prolonged use. Compatibility-wise, the G2 Drop-In Handguard has proven to be versatile, working seamlessly with most gas piston systems. The 100% Made in the USA aspect also adds a nice touch of authenticity to the product. While there were no significant cons during my experience, I did find the installation process to be somewhat tricky, which might be a cause for concern for some users. Overall, the Midwest Industries G2 Drop-In Handguard is an excellent choice for those seeking a high-quality, durable, and adaptable handguard for their firearms. Buyer's GuideWelcome to our buyer's guide for A2 Handguards. In this section, we will cover important features, considerations, and general advice to help you make an informed decision when purchasing an A2 Handguard for your firearm.Materialshttps://preview.redd.it/8n9tmax6k34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1cb0e0d41051de91db3676986f13a86de8367454 A2 Handguards are typically made from durable materials such as aluminum, polymer, or carbon fiber. These materials offer different levels of strength, weight, and heat resistance. Consider the environment in which the handguard will be used, and choose a material that suits your needs best. For example, aluminum handguards might be a good choice if you'll be using the firearm in a damp or humid environment, as they are less prone to corrosion compared to polymer. Size and CompatibilityMake sure to check the size and compatibility of the handguard with your firearm before making a purchase. A handguard that is too small may not provide adequate support, while a handguard that is too large could interfere with your ability to use the firearm comfortably. Some A2 Handguards are designed for specific models or calibers, so be sure to choose the appropriate handguard for your firearm.Design and AestheticsAesthetics play a role in the overall look and feel of your firearm. Consider the style and design of the handguard, keeping in mind factors such as the material, texture, and any additional features, such as integrated slings or rail systems. Choose a design that not only looks good but also functions well for your needs. https://preview.redd.it/6pts0dd7k34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1c8818eb796a07c54e8e90e521060313b2c40a05 Installation and MaintenanceEase of installation and maintenance can greatly impact your overall satisfaction with the A2 Handguard. Look for handguards that come with clear installation instructions and are compatible with your existing mounting system, such as Picatinny or Weaver rails. Additionally, consider the overall durability of the handguard and the ease of cleaning or replacing components if needed.BudgetLastly, consider your budget when selecting an A2 Handguard. There are handguards available at various price points, with different features and materials. Determine the balance between cost and functionality that best suits your needs.Choosing the right A2 Handguard can greatly enhance your firearm's performance and comfort. By considering factors such as materials, compatibility, design, installation, maintenance, and budget, you can make an informed decision and find a handguard that meets your specific needs. FAQhttps://preview.redd.it/78qqb4d8k34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1e0e21f058cc8146f5a72981559f27f9432759f1 What is an A2 Handguard?The A2 Handguard is a type of mounting system designed specifically for firearms. It provides a secure and sturdy platform for attaching equipment, such as tactical lights, laser sights, and bipods, to the firearm.What is the difference between an A2 Handguard and other handguards?Other handguards may differ in design, materials, and features such as rail systems, weight, and compatibility with specific firearms. The A2 Handguard is made for specific firearms, ensuring a proper fit and optimal functionality. Make sure to check the compatibility of the handguard with your firearm before making a purchase. https://preview.redd.it/4olb16v8k34d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=74f38a2c1a0af2fb2fbcb59227795ba6c7c47021 What are some of the benefits of using an A2 Handguard?
Is an A2 Handguard easy to install?Yes, an A2 Handguard is generally easy to install, as most of them come with detailed instructions. However, it's essential to follow the manufacturer's guidelines and use the appropriate tools to ensure a proper installation.What materials are A2 Handguards made from?A2 Handguards can be made from various materials, such as aluminum, polymer, or a combination of both. The choice of material depends on the desired weight, durability, and appearance of the handguard.Are A2 Handguards compatible with different firearm models?While A2 Handguards are primarily designed for specific firearms, there might be some compatibility issues with aftermarket accessories or customizations. Make sure to check the manufacturer's compatibility guidelines before purchasing.How do I clean and maintain an A2 Handguard?To clean and maintain your A2 Handguard, use a soft cloth and mild cleaning solution. Avoid using abrasive materials, which can damage the finish. Regular cleaning and maintenance can help prolong the life of your handguard and keep it looking great.As an Amazon™ Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. |
2024.06.02 07:42 LittleOddChick How Would You Feel, What Would You Do?
This is my first time ever posting on reddit so please bear with me.
I was on a day trip with my stepfather to go purchase a vehicle. Long story short, the vehicle died on us within a few minutes after we'd already handed over the money and signed the title. The rest of the day was a back and forth with the seller just trying to resolve it, 5 of those hours just begging to get my money back and reverse the sale, which thankfully the car was an easy fix, so they ultimately decided to reverse the sale. So we had a really long anxiety inducing day that started at 5 am and ended at 11 pm. We parked at a gas station to wait for the seller to meet us to get the reversal paperwork signed, so I went in to get a soda. As I'm checking out at the register, someone slaps me on the ass, making me jump. I turn around, and it's my stepdad. Well I'm so exhausted and worn out from the day, I'm too shocked to really react. He later remarked that it was "hilarious and the first time he'd smiled that day" and "he needed to do something to help his mood/anxiety" and that he "was sure I'd have a funnier reaction than that."
I didn't really start to process any of this until I got home. The more I think about it the more violated I feel. And I felt the same way the entire next day, and still do. Like what was he actually thinking sneaking up behind his (22 year old) daughter in a PUBLIC, super busy gas station, and doing that? I had to turn back and face the cashier as the "do you know that guy" question was still forming on her face and say, "Um, yeah...that's my dad. Well stepdad, but anyway." He's been my stepdad since I was 8, but our relationship has been strained since I was a teen. I know he won't react well at all to me calling him out. He always reacts badly to being confronted with his own bad/ heedless decisions. I can't tell my mom of course, so I just have no one to talk to. I'm considering therapy at the moment.
If anyone actually reads all this, thanks for doing so, and I hope your day is going far better than mine.
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I was on a day trip with my stepfather to go purchase a vehicle. Long story short, the vehicle died on us within a few minutes after we'd already handed over the money and signed the title. The rest of the day was a back and forth with the seller just trying to resolve it, 5 of those hours just begging to get my money back and reverse the sale, which thankfully the car was an easy fix, so they ultimately decided to reverse the sale. So we had a really long anxiety inducing day that started at 5 am and ended at 11 pm. We parked at a gas station to wait for the seller to meet us to get the reversal paperwork signed, so I went in to get a soda. As I'm checking out at the register, someone slaps me on the ass, making me jump. I turn around, and it's my stepdad. Well I'm so exhausted and worn out from the day, I'm too shocked to really react. He later remarked that it was "hilarious and the first time he'd smiled that day" and "he needed to do something to help his mood/anxiety" and that he "was sure I'd have a funnier reaction than that."
I didn't really start to process any of this until I got home. The more I think about it the more violated I feel. And I felt the same way the entire next day, and still do. Like what was he actually thinking sneaking up behind his (22 year old) daughter in a PUBLIC, super busy gas station, and doing that? I had to turn back and face the cashier as the "do you know that guy" question was still forming on her face and say, "Um, yeah...that's my dad. Well stepdad, but anyway." He's been my stepdad since I was 8, but our relationship has been strained since I was a teen. I know he won't react well at all to me calling him out. He always reacts badly to being confronted with his own bad/ heedless decisions. I can't tell my mom of course, so I just have no one to talk to. I'm considering therapy at the moment.
If anyone actually reads all this, thanks for doing so, and I hope your day is going far better than mine.
2024.06.02 07:39 Newzorlandapples Frustrated Christian
Hi Everyone,
I am writing as an extremely frustrated Christian who believes I might be losing my faith. I was pretty devout during my teenage years. I accepted Jesus, got baptized, tried to read my bible some, but I have always struggled with that.
I haven’t been as devoted the last 20+ years, rarely going to church, but I always prayed, I felt close to god and tried to do what was right. I have always struggled with churches and worship.
The idea of worship truly bothers me. It seems odd for an all powerful being to create beings, no we are going to fail and want us to follow all these rules. Second he creates us and he’s perfect, but created imperfect beings then punishes us with rules and hell. It makes me angry, I pray and talk to him daily about this for most of my life. However, the last 5 years or so it’s turned to anger.
My anger has been there most of my life. I have dealt with obesity all my life asking for help. However, in 2017 I was laid off from my sales job. No job during 2018. I finally get a job Jan of 2019 and my mom is diagnosed with cancer. To make matters worse I hate that job while helping my mom. In 2020 I took a new job and I thought life was turning around mom was still battling but ok. I got married, though our wedding was canceled cus of covid. My mom ends up dying at 51 in November of 20. That is hard enough then I have a mental block and run a red light hitting another car, no one injured think goodness. My wife and I were discussing our wedding ceremony we finally got to have and my mind blanked. My therapist at the time told me it was stress and sometimes the mind just shuts off during stressful times in our life. Horrible time for that.
2021 is trucking along to our ceremony and during it my dad becomes unruly I kick him out of the wedding and my grandma goes with him. Neither come to the wedding after party. So I think damn, why has god abandon me. Then in 21 we have a miscarriage. 22 someone rear ends my wife and I on interstate at 70. We were in a Mazda CX 5 and rolled 7+ times to the south side from the northbound lane. We know god helped us that day. However, the amount of doctors afterwards was crazy, we came away with a few internal injuries but no major surgeries. Most months of rehab and doctor visits. 23 and 24 have been low key except for the company I work for is struggling financially. Pay comes late, sometimes it feels pointless. Leadership doesn’t communicate real well. I have prayed for signs on what to do, I have prayed for big flashing neon signs in case I am missing the others. Nothing.
I have asked God for help with my weight, job and my marriage. My wife has a learning disability, she hides behind it a lot doesn’t communicate well or at all sometimes. She’s amazing, but very dependent on me to make all decisions. It’s a lot and we are struggling currently as I am just angry. Why doesn’t he help ? Why did he take my mom at 51? She had me at 14 and my childhood was bouncing between her house and my dad’s mom. Both of my grandmas are alive my mom’s mom had cancer in 22 and now my dad’s mom has it.
I truly don’t understand his purpose anymore and truthfully sometimes I hate him. I feel like he is a dictator with all these rules and promises. I have been going to church again and a small group along with talking one on one with our pastor. It doesn’t seem to be helping.
I hope and pray he still listens and wants me. I have doubts he does.
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I am writing as an extremely frustrated Christian who believes I might be losing my faith. I was pretty devout during my teenage years. I accepted Jesus, got baptized, tried to read my bible some, but I have always struggled with that.
I haven’t been as devoted the last 20+ years, rarely going to church, but I always prayed, I felt close to god and tried to do what was right. I have always struggled with churches and worship.
The idea of worship truly bothers me. It seems odd for an all powerful being to create beings, no we are going to fail and want us to follow all these rules. Second he creates us and he’s perfect, but created imperfect beings then punishes us with rules and hell. It makes me angry, I pray and talk to him daily about this for most of my life. However, the last 5 years or so it’s turned to anger.
My anger has been there most of my life. I have dealt with obesity all my life asking for help. However, in 2017 I was laid off from my sales job. No job during 2018. I finally get a job Jan of 2019 and my mom is diagnosed with cancer. To make matters worse I hate that job while helping my mom. In 2020 I took a new job and I thought life was turning around mom was still battling but ok. I got married, though our wedding was canceled cus of covid. My mom ends up dying at 51 in November of 20. That is hard enough then I have a mental block and run a red light hitting another car, no one injured think goodness. My wife and I were discussing our wedding ceremony we finally got to have and my mind blanked. My therapist at the time told me it was stress and sometimes the mind just shuts off during stressful times in our life. Horrible time for that.
2021 is trucking along to our ceremony and during it my dad becomes unruly I kick him out of the wedding and my grandma goes with him. Neither come to the wedding after party. So I think damn, why has god abandon me. Then in 21 we have a miscarriage. 22 someone rear ends my wife and I on interstate at 70. We were in a Mazda CX 5 and rolled 7+ times to the south side from the northbound lane. We know god helped us that day. However, the amount of doctors afterwards was crazy, we came away with a few internal injuries but no major surgeries. Most months of rehab and doctor visits. 23 and 24 have been low key except for the company I work for is struggling financially. Pay comes late, sometimes it feels pointless. Leadership doesn’t communicate real well. I have prayed for signs on what to do, I have prayed for big flashing neon signs in case I am missing the others. Nothing.
I have asked God for help with my weight, job and my marriage. My wife has a learning disability, she hides behind it a lot doesn’t communicate well or at all sometimes. She’s amazing, but very dependent on me to make all decisions. It’s a lot and we are struggling currently as I am just angry. Why doesn’t he help ? Why did he take my mom at 51? She had me at 14 and my childhood was bouncing between her house and my dad’s mom. Both of my grandmas are alive my mom’s mom had cancer in 22 and now my dad’s mom has it.
I truly don’t understand his purpose anymore and truthfully sometimes I hate him. I feel like he is a dictator with all these rules and promises. I have been going to church again and a small group along with talking one on one with our pastor. It doesn’t seem to be helping.
I hope and pray he still listens and wants me. I have doubts he does.
2024.06.02 07:25 ApprehensivePut2483 I just don't get it anymore
It's been 2.5 years. 3 surgeries and I'm still always in pain. I had a horseshoe fistula. Took over a year and 4 doctors to finally get diagnosed. Then the surgeon in Canada placed the seton incorrectly. Even he admitted it and wanted to put more and was doing trial and error. I am not sharing my thoughts on setons. Mods don't delete my post. I am just saying what happened. Then I went to Thailand to supposedly a great surgeon. But he did a fistulotomy and fustulectomy and stitched the muscles back but it failed and I got a another fistula just a month later. Then he layed open the recurrent tract and just stiched the external sphincter but not the internal one. Now 5 months later I am still in pain. I can barely sit. It feels sore, burning, throbbing dull pain in my tailbone and nerve pain on the left side where he made an incision and excised the tract and abscess. He said I will fully heal in 2 months. Its been 5 months since the last surgery and I'm still in agony everyday. I do baths and apply castor oil. I eat well and drink tons of water. Im back in Canada now with no support.
The hospital in Thailand has stopped responding to me. I feel the gap in my muscle now and sometimes when im on my way to the toilet I feel the stool coming out of the gap. So I'm still in pain and definitely have damage to my sphincters. I just dont get it anymore. Im so broken over this. Ive just been in constant pain for 2.5 years, spent so much time and money and I feel like im just worse off every step of the way. Ive dealt with 5 colorectal surgeons now and they all clowns. Nobody had a good solution. Theres another clinic that I wish I had gone too instead and when I mention it the moderators ban my account. I dont know what to do anymore. I'm so tired of this destroying my life.
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The hospital in Thailand has stopped responding to me. I feel the gap in my muscle now and sometimes when im on my way to the toilet I feel the stool coming out of the gap. So I'm still in pain and definitely have damage to my sphincters. I just dont get it anymore. Im so broken over this. Ive just been in constant pain for 2.5 years, spent so much time and money and I feel like im just worse off every step of the way. Ive dealt with 5 colorectal surgeons now and they all clowns. Nobody had a good solution. Theres another clinic that I wish I had gone too instead and when I mention it the moderators ban my account. I dont know what to do anymore. I'm so tired of this destroying my life.
2024.06.02 07:21 RedditIsTrashLma0 Just beat this game. My thoughts.
I thought this game looked pretty generic at first. It all looked like very basic, bogstandard roguelike business. I saw a few youtube videos propping up the game up but I was still sceptical. I was also tired of roguelikes in general by this point and was convinced that it is a mediocre genre that is plagued with fodder mobs and repetition. But a week ago I saw that it was on sale for only about £4 so I thought "sure why not?".
The introduction at the museum felt slow. Then I started my first few runs. I wasn't used to the lack of inviniciblity frames when you get hit for one. I also found it a bit uncomfortable how scarce gold was. But then I played again and again until the newness wore off and I finally adjusted and got into a flow state with this game.
And all I can say is....
HOLY FUCKING SHIT. I was NOT expecting this level of peak. This game has singlehandedly rejuvenated my faith in the entire genre. Heck, in video games as an entire medium. Video games like this are why I live. This game is objectively a 10/10 and I will eat anyone who says otherwise.
Why?
First off, the difficulty feels brutally honest. Fair but honest. Unlike 99% of games you can't just abuse invincibility frames to back away from enemies when you get hit. You have to make sure you don't put yourself into a situation where you can get hit. This move alone was extremely bold on the devs part but it made all the difference in making the combat feel exciting and difficult to players who enjoy a challenge.
Mobs are very smart, strong, fast and all around ruthless. The basic enemies aren't much of a problem but the beefier realm exclusive soldiers usually have a trick up their sleeve like the wind knights evading your attacks and instantly teleporting behind you or the earth knights unexpectedly guarding your attack. Or enemies with reflect shields. Or that asshole cyclops enemy who can stunlock you into losing like half your health with his laser. You have to constantly stay on top of them and be aware of your surroundings(nearest escape route, positioning yourself away from pits, etc) and your cooldowns because one slip up can lead to you being stunlocked into losing half your health. Mobs move very fast and can even teleport around you, forcing you to stay on the move and make quick decisions on the fly. The fact that you do not always have access to any given spell in your arsenal due to the cooldown system makes you hyper cautious of every decision you make during combat as well as you might need access to a certain spell if you get cornered, further reinforcing this intense, razors edge feel to the combat. Mobs are brutal but at the same time they aren't damage sponges. This is probably the biggest problem I have with some other roguelikes like Warm Snow, Astral Ascent and to an extent Hades. In order to compensate for how busted your damage output can get due to the chaotically unrestrained progression in those games, they design the mobs to get exponentially tankier(without as much of a buff to the aggressiveness and damage output) as the run progresses to the point where most fights you're just mashing the same attack buttons and going through the motions until you reach the next boss. This game nailed mob design and other games should take note.
The bosses are phenomenal. I think the wind and lightning boss were kind of cheap but still very enjoyable. What really sets the bosses apart in this game from other bosses is similar to what makes the mobs great. They have relatively low health but have relentless attack patterns that are hard to dodge and move fast, making battles feel exciting rather than just drawn out and tedious. You can clear out each boss in about a dozen seconds if you're skilled enough but you risk losing a lot of health if you go on the offensive more.
I think part of what allows the combat to be so great is how "controlled" the progression is, both in and out of runs. This is by far the most balanced roguelike i've played in that regard. This isn't one of those roguelikes where you can easily come across broken upgrades or string together broken synergies and just steamroll everything. It's almost impossible to do that with how low the stat buffs are across the board for relics. For example, if you choose the relic which increases max health, you get 50 points of health, increasing it from 500 to merely 550. In Hades(which in all due respect, is relatively balanced for roguelike standards), your health increasing keepsake increases your health by about 50%. There's also the fact that your average damage buff relic only increases by about 10%, sometimes even lower. At most during any given run you can expect about 30-50% of a damage buff maximum whereas that percentage increase number escalates into the hundreds if not thousands(Warm Snow, i'm looking at you!) in other roguelikes. The currency(Gold) is also handed out very scarcely, pushing the player to make careful decisions with how they spend their money. These are just a few examples, I could spend all day comparing how balanced WOL is with other roguelikes.
As for meta progression, it's basically just collect new spells and relics to equip for your run. You don't level up your health, damage, speed or anything like that. The way I see meta progression in roguelikes is a two edged sword. On one hand there is a feel of instant gratification to using points acquired during your run to make yourself overpowered, allowing you to sweep through encounters that were difficult beforehand. But on the other hand this sort of undermines the point of playing roguelikes. You aren't really getting any better that way. You aren't getting more skilled at the game and making use of trial and error to overcome obstacles that once seemed insurmountable. This is what I love about WOL. It doesn't spoil you. It doesn't let you just "cheat" through the campaign. You have to EARN your victories through blood, sweat and tears and it feels ever so rewarding when you finally make a breakthrough with your own skill and hard work, nothing more. That type of satisfaction is far greater than the cheap, visceral thrill of activating nodes on a skill tree.
Also last thing, I think the level design is great. It feels like the perfect blend of arena and exploration style roguelikes, it seamlessly blends between these two modes with little to no hangup. One second you're fighting off a horde of knights and within the next dozen seconds you're in a shop carefully deciding which relic or arcana to buy with the limited amount of gold you have. There are certain areas in a stage which gets walled off and you are trapped with a horde of enemies but the gate opens and closes in about a split second so it feels so seamless. I also think stages are just about the right length. Long enough to get yourself immersed in, but short enough so that they don't seem to be endlessly dragging on. I like that you can challenge the stage end miniboss as soon as you find the "gate" and just progress to the next stage, even if you only clear out like 20% of the stage. This adds somewhat of a risk/reward element to the game where you may miss out on gold, gems and arcana/relics from shops but you dont risk losing health. Players can engage with the levels as they see fit. Lastly, I think the fact that the order in which you tackle each dungeon is randomized between 5 different dungeons(3 of which are present in a run) which cuts out some of the mundane repetition that as I mentioned above, can sour the experience of roguelike games.
The only major flaws I can see with the game is the balancing between arcana spells(signature lightning orb completely overshadows any other single target spell) and how being rewarded with enhanced arcanas after defeating each boss disincentivises you to buy arcanas(which are usually non enhanced) instead of relics. But these issues can easily be overlooked.
I've rambled a lot here but anyway, my overall point is this game is unashamedly nintendo oldschool brutal and I am all here for it! It just shows that roguelites can be god tier games when they don't coddle the player with pathetically weak mobs, broken synergies and meta-progression that trivialises the need to actually git gud and learn how to beat the game through trial and error.
This game is undoubtedly the king of roguelikes. As much as I love Hades, Rogue Legacy 2 or Dead Cells as the next person, this game is just undeniably the GOAT and it is criminal how obscure it is and how it isn't mentioned in the same conversation as those aforementioned roguelike hits.
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The introduction at the museum felt slow. Then I started my first few runs. I wasn't used to the lack of inviniciblity frames when you get hit for one. I also found it a bit uncomfortable how scarce gold was. But then I played again and again until the newness wore off and I finally adjusted and got into a flow state with this game.
And all I can say is....
HOLY FUCKING SHIT. I was NOT expecting this level of peak. This game has singlehandedly rejuvenated my faith in the entire genre. Heck, in video games as an entire medium. Video games like this are why I live. This game is objectively a 10/10 and I will eat anyone who says otherwise.
Why?
First off, the difficulty feels brutally honest. Fair but honest. Unlike 99% of games you can't just abuse invincibility frames to back away from enemies when you get hit. You have to make sure you don't put yourself into a situation where you can get hit. This move alone was extremely bold on the devs part but it made all the difference in making the combat feel exciting and difficult to players who enjoy a challenge.
Mobs are very smart, strong, fast and all around ruthless. The basic enemies aren't much of a problem but the beefier realm exclusive soldiers usually have a trick up their sleeve like the wind knights evading your attacks and instantly teleporting behind you or the earth knights unexpectedly guarding your attack. Or enemies with reflect shields. Or that asshole cyclops enemy who can stunlock you into losing like half your health with his laser. You have to constantly stay on top of them and be aware of your surroundings(nearest escape route, positioning yourself away from pits, etc) and your cooldowns because one slip up can lead to you being stunlocked into losing half your health. Mobs move very fast and can even teleport around you, forcing you to stay on the move and make quick decisions on the fly. The fact that you do not always have access to any given spell in your arsenal due to the cooldown system makes you hyper cautious of every decision you make during combat as well as you might need access to a certain spell if you get cornered, further reinforcing this intense, razors edge feel to the combat. Mobs are brutal but at the same time they aren't damage sponges. This is probably the biggest problem I have with some other roguelikes like Warm Snow, Astral Ascent and to an extent Hades. In order to compensate for how busted your damage output can get due to the chaotically unrestrained progression in those games, they design the mobs to get exponentially tankier(without as much of a buff to the aggressiveness and damage output) as the run progresses to the point where most fights you're just mashing the same attack buttons and going through the motions until you reach the next boss. This game nailed mob design and other games should take note.
The bosses are phenomenal. I think the wind and lightning boss were kind of cheap but still very enjoyable. What really sets the bosses apart in this game from other bosses is similar to what makes the mobs great. They have relatively low health but have relentless attack patterns that are hard to dodge and move fast, making battles feel exciting rather than just drawn out and tedious. You can clear out each boss in about a dozen seconds if you're skilled enough but you risk losing a lot of health if you go on the offensive more.
I think part of what allows the combat to be so great is how "controlled" the progression is, both in and out of runs. This is by far the most balanced roguelike i've played in that regard. This isn't one of those roguelikes where you can easily come across broken upgrades or string together broken synergies and just steamroll everything. It's almost impossible to do that with how low the stat buffs are across the board for relics. For example, if you choose the relic which increases max health, you get 50 points of health, increasing it from 500 to merely 550. In Hades(which in all due respect, is relatively balanced for roguelike standards), your health increasing keepsake increases your health by about 50%. There's also the fact that your average damage buff relic only increases by about 10%, sometimes even lower. At most during any given run you can expect about 30-50% of a damage buff maximum whereas that percentage increase number escalates into the hundreds if not thousands(Warm Snow, i'm looking at you!) in other roguelikes. The currency(Gold) is also handed out very scarcely, pushing the player to make careful decisions with how they spend their money. These are just a few examples, I could spend all day comparing how balanced WOL is with other roguelikes.
As for meta progression, it's basically just collect new spells and relics to equip for your run. You don't level up your health, damage, speed or anything like that. The way I see meta progression in roguelikes is a two edged sword. On one hand there is a feel of instant gratification to using points acquired during your run to make yourself overpowered, allowing you to sweep through encounters that were difficult beforehand. But on the other hand this sort of undermines the point of playing roguelikes. You aren't really getting any better that way. You aren't getting more skilled at the game and making use of trial and error to overcome obstacles that once seemed insurmountable. This is what I love about WOL. It doesn't spoil you. It doesn't let you just "cheat" through the campaign. You have to EARN your victories through blood, sweat and tears and it feels ever so rewarding when you finally make a breakthrough with your own skill and hard work, nothing more. That type of satisfaction is far greater than the cheap, visceral thrill of activating nodes on a skill tree.
Also last thing, I think the level design is great. It feels like the perfect blend of arena and exploration style roguelikes, it seamlessly blends between these two modes with little to no hangup. One second you're fighting off a horde of knights and within the next dozen seconds you're in a shop carefully deciding which relic or arcana to buy with the limited amount of gold you have. There are certain areas in a stage which gets walled off and you are trapped with a horde of enemies but the gate opens and closes in about a split second so it feels so seamless. I also think stages are just about the right length. Long enough to get yourself immersed in, but short enough so that they don't seem to be endlessly dragging on. I like that you can challenge the stage end miniboss as soon as you find the "gate" and just progress to the next stage, even if you only clear out like 20% of the stage. This adds somewhat of a risk/reward element to the game where you may miss out on gold, gems and arcana/relics from shops but you dont risk losing health. Players can engage with the levels as they see fit. Lastly, I think the fact that the order in which you tackle each dungeon is randomized between 5 different dungeons(3 of which are present in a run) which cuts out some of the mundane repetition that as I mentioned above, can sour the experience of roguelike games.
The only major flaws I can see with the game is the balancing between arcana spells(signature lightning orb completely overshadows any other single target spell) and how being rewarded with enhanced arcanas after defeating each boss disincentivises you to buy arcanas(which are usually non enhanced) instead of relics. But these issues can easily be overlooked.
I've rambled a lot here but anyway, my overall point is this game is unashamedly nintendo oldschool brutal and I am all here for it! It just shows that roguelites can be god tier games when they don't coddle the player with pathetically weak mobs, broken synergies and meta-progression that trivialises the need to actually git gud and learn how to beat the game through trial and error.
This game is undoubtedly the king of roguelikes. As much as I love Hades, Rogue Legacy 2 or Dead Cells as the next person, this game is just undeniably the GOAT and it is criminal how obscure it is and how it isn't mentioned in the same conversation as those aforementioned roguelike hits.
2024.06.02 07:20 Weary-Ad-5346 Do these look legit?
 | I apologize for the potato quality images. Local FB deal. Do these look legit? I’m not seeing any of the typical signs that they’re fake. Priced at $350, so too good to be true does make me skeptical. submitted by Weary-Ad-5346 to Pokemoncardappraisal [link] [comments] |
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