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#Repost @greenberetfoundation ・・・ On August 7th, 1782, the Purple Heart, formerly known as the Badge for Military Merit, was created by General George Washington. Purple Heart Day commemorates the creation of the Purple Heart and honors the men and women who are of the Military Order of the Purple Heart. Join us as we honor and recognize our nation's Purple Heart recipients. #specialforces #greenberet #greenberetfoundation #purpleheart #purpleheartday #quietprofessionals #deoppressoliber
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Range Report: Geissele 13.9” Super Duty
Took the new Geissele 13.9” out for her first live fire. Weather was solid—sunny, humid, about 80°F with barely any wind. Perfect conditions for zeroing and initial shakedown.
Ammo: Magtech 77gr OTM Total rounds fired: 43 Suppressor: HUXWRX Flow 556K
Zeroing
Nightforce ATACR 1–8x zeroed at 100m.
Aimpoint ACRO P2 (mounted at 12 o’clock) zeroed at 33m.
Zeroed with 5-round groups. As expected, the initial impacts with both optics were well off target and required significant corrections to get on paper. From there, it was a matter of walking in smaller adjustments until both were dead on. Groups at 100m through the LPVO were right about 3/4 of an inch which is just less than 1 MOA (when you convert meters to yards). Groups with the red dot at 33m were about the size of a dime.
Impressions
The mid-length gas system and the Flow 556K combo made for a soft, smooth recoil impulse.
The Radian Raptor-SD charging handle did its job—noticeably less gas to the face than I’ve experienced with RC2 setups.
The rifle balances well. 13.9” was absolutely the right call. It feels compact and fast, even suppressed, without sacrificing capability at 500–600m.
SSA-EX trigger is exactly what you'd expect from Geissele—clean break, crisp reset. It’s not flashy, it just works.
While the Geissele Super Duty line isn’t budget-tier, it’s not boutique either. These rifles aren’t made to sit in a safe—they’re built to perform, every time, in the worst conditions imaginable. That is, assuming you do your part. They’re not showpieces. They’re tools. Take care of them, and they’ll take care of you.
No malfunctions. No drama.
Note on the Mount
I’m still running the Badger COMM mount at 1.7”. When I first set it up, I wasn’t planning on running a red dot, so it was positioned purely for LPVO efficiency.
Now that I’ve added the ACRO, I’ve found that getting a proper sight picture through it requires sacrificing any cheek weld. Not ideal. It’ll be fine under NODs, but I’m already looking at a lower Reptilia mount to clean that up. Not a top priority, but something to address.
What’s Next
I’ll be back at the range in the coming days to:
Work longer-range engagements (200m and out).
Practice transitions between the LPVO and the red dot under time.
This rifle is dialed in and ready to work. Now it’s about putting in reps.
Train like your life depends on it… because it does.
De Oppresso Liber.
First in. Last out. The quiet professionals who speak with fire.
#Repost @greenberetfoundation ・・・ Today marks the 65th anniversary of U.S. Army Special Forces! From its early days during the Second World War as the Office of Strategic Services while operating in the fields and villages of France and Holland, the jungles of Burma, and the seas of the Mediterranean to most recently in Iraq and Afghanistan, U.S. Army Special Forces has been operating at the tip of the spear as the military’s premier unconventional warrior force conducting the full spectrum of special operations. Join us is celebrating the 65th anniversary! De Oppresso Liber! #SpecialForces #GreenBerets #QuietProfessionals #OSS #anniversary #DeOppressoLiber
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Credit to from @lanxangtactical (@get_regrann) - #Repost @therangecomplex • • • • • • @eddie_edmondson_ demos a drill for a private client with his @lanxangtactical rifle. A TigerSwan and TRC instructor since 2011, Eddie is a 23 year #usarmy veteran—17 of those years with 1st SFOD-D where he held multiple training and leadership positions: Assault Team Leader, Breacher, Troop SGM, Squadron Operations SGM, Unit Training and Evaluation SGM, and Combat Liaison Officer (0-7 level); he is the recipient of two Bronze Stars with "V" device for Valor and multiple Purple Hearts. #quietprofessionals #75thrangerregiment #rangers #RLTW #savage #savageshit #sf #sfod #trainning #tacticallife #gunsofinstagram #gunsdaily #pararescue #breachbangclear #breach #socom #usasoc #swatteam #swatlife #bestranger #jsoc #2a #sunsoutgunsout #oaf #hunters #bringit #gwotgorillas #weaponsfanatics https://www.instagram.com/p/B054l25gEPQ/?igshid=ojz8470is0ss