Best products from r/USMilitia
We found 2 comments on r/USMilitia discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 2 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the top 20.
1. Pofung UV-82 VHF UHF FM Transceiver Dual Band Two Way Radio
- Pofung is rebranding Name of Baofeng
- A/B band independent operation,128 groups channels storage, Shortcut menu operation mode
- VFO & Memory channels scan, Emergency Alarm ,Tri-color background light selectable
- 0~9 grades VOX selectable, PTT & ANI ID,FM radio 65-108MHz,1750Hz Burst, Time-out Timer
- Channel Monitor, Battery Saver, Keypad Lock, Channel Step: 2.5/5/6.25/10/12.5/25KHz,Low Battery Alert, ROGER SET, Emergency Alert
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1. Pofung UV-82 VHF UHF FM Transceiver Dual Band Two Way Radio
- Pofung is rebranding Name of Baofeng
- A/B band independent operation,128 groups channels storage, Shortcut menu operation mode
- VFO & Memory channels scan, Emergency Alarm ,Tri-color background light selectable
- 0~9 grades VOX selectable, PTT & ANI ID,FM radio 65-108MHz,1750Hz Burst, Time-out Timer
- Channel Monitor, Battery Saver, Keypad Lock, Channel Step: 2.5/5/6.25/10/12.5/25KHz,Low Battery Alert, ROGER SET, Emergency Alert
Features:
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At under $50, the BaoFeng UV-82 is practically disposable and for the money and it does a fine job. Are there better handhelds on the market? Yes but BaoFeng's quality continues to improve and for the money, they're excellent entry points. They're also insanely common at this point so getting assistance on setup and use is easy to find.
There are plenty of YouTube vids available to walk you through setup and use. Just understand that the FCC doesn't take kindly to your broadcasting without a license. Take some time to get your technician license before you broadcast -- until then, you're more than welcome to listen.
A glock is a mechanical device, prone to failure just like any other mechanical device, made of metal, polymer and springs. I've owned a g19, g17 and a g26, still have the g17. I used to shoot IPSC with my 17, and carried my g26 concealed for about a year.
My observation was it had the same failure rate as any other handgun. Nothing special about glocks except their marketing..
You might find this book interesting http://www.amazon.com/Glock-The-Rise-Americas-Gun/dp/0307719952