To build or not to build?

[Rondeezy]

I haven't kept up, you're building a 300 AAC pistol? That a lot of money to spend on a pistol barrel(and gas block). Not judging, but what are your expectations from this pistol?

Oh no I’m not buying that lol. I was just showing you what i was talking about. I’ll prob go with the Faxon match grade 1:5 in 7” or I’ll just do the 1:7 8” Rocco sauce pack bundle only because I wanna keep it small and compact. I thought about the 10.5 but I really doubt I’d be able to fit that in a backpack unless it’s a huge backpack.


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[BurkeM]

Oh no I’m not buying that lol. I was just showing you what i was talking about. I’ll prob go with the Faxon match grade 1:5 in 7” or I’ll just do the 1:7 8” Rocco sauce pack bundle only because I wanna keep it small and compact. I thought about the 10.5 but I really doubt I’d be able to fit that in a backpack unless it’s a huge backpack.

Folding stock.

 

[DaemonAssassin]

Oh no I’m not buying that lol. I was just showing you what i was talking about. I’ll prob go with the Faxon match grade 1:5 in 7” or I’ll just do the 1:7 8” Rocco sauce pack bundle only because I wanna keep it small and compact. I thought about the 10.5 but I really doubt I’d be able to fit that in a backpack unless it’s a huge backpack.


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I can fit it in a backpack with my can on it.

 

[rgramjet]

If PSA is bad, then who is good?

I've bought a good amount from them and have nothing but positive things to say.

Very happy with the value of their enhanced polished trigger among other things. Their kits suit me just fine.

 

[DaemonAssassin]

If PSA is bad, then who is good?

I've bought a good amount from them and have nothing but positive things to say.

Very happy with the value of their enhanced polished trigger among other things. Their kits suit me just fine.

Like I said, they've gotten better over the years.

I still gauge everything I can though.

 

[outrider58]

Oh no I’m not buying that lol. I was just showing you what i was talking about. I’ll prob go with the Faxon match grade 1:5 in 7” or I’ll just do the 1:7 8” Rocco sauce pack bundle only because I wanna keep it small and compact. I thought about the 10.5 but I really doubt I’d be able to fit that in a backpack unless it’s a huge backpack.


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So, are you planning on an SBR or pistol? I think you should have no problem making Md length using specific parts.

 

[Rondeezy]

So, are you planning on an SBR or pistol? I think you should have no problem making Md length using specific parts.

I want to keep it pistol form with the brace but DaemonAssassin has me tripping about the brace rule and making it a Sbr so now I don’t know what I wanna do. I’m thinking of keeping it under 10 and if push comes to shove getting a can pinned and welded down the road. I also plan to add a folding attachment which should add an additional 1-1.5” don’t know if that is considered into the 29”


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[outrider58]

I want to keep it pistol form with the brace but DaemonAssassin has me tripping about the brace rule and making it a Sbr so now I don’t know what I wanna do. I’m thinking of keeping it under 10 and if push comes to shove getting a can pinned and welded down the road. I also plan to add a folding attachment which should add an additional 1-1.5” don’t know if that is considered into the 29”


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Since a can may be in your not so distant future, maybe it's time to open an NFA account and form1 an SBR.

You'll probably need more than a folder to make up a 3.5" deficit. Here are a couple more things to help you get there:

Extended Reach -7 Position Receiver Extension, Carbine - SMF Tactical Exclusive

7 Position Carbine Buffer Tube for People with Extra Long Arms

www.smftactical.com

Long Buffer Tube - Just Right Carbines

Long buffer tube, internal depth 8.5".

justrightcarbines.com

Enhanced Rubber Butt-Pad, 0.70"

Provides improved recoil reduction

magpul.com

Also, by pinning and welding a QD muzzle attachment for your can, you could gain even more length. Just be careful you don't get it too long. Lol

In the meantime, build your gun as a pistol until your form1 is approved.

 

[Rondeezy]

So I did just do the paperwork for a can but I got it more because it was a bigger caliber can for my 450BM & I can still use down to 5.56. I’ll prob just get an individual can for my pistol long enough to be able to push it to the 12.5” length if u go with a 7-9” barrel.


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[Rondeezy]

Since a can may be in your not so distant future, maybe it's time to open an NFA account and form1 an SBR.

You'll probably need more than a folder to make up a 3.5" deficit. Here are a couple more things to help you get there:

Extended Reach -7 Position Receiver Extension, Carbine - SMF Tactical Exclusive

7 Position Carbine Buffer Tube for People with Extra Long Arms

www.smftactical.com

Long Buffer Tube - Just Right Carbines

Long buffer tube, internal depth 8.5".

justrightcarbines.com

Enhanced Rubber Butt-Pad, 0.70"

Provides improved recoil reduction

magpul.com

Also, by pinning and welding a QD muzzle attachment for your can, you could gain even more length. Just be careful you don't get it too long. Lol

In the meantime, build your gun as a pistol until your form1 is approved.

My previous comment was for you I thought I quoted ya


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[outrider58]

My previous comment was for you I thought I quoted ya


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You don't want to pin and weld a suppressor. You will need to make sure any ammo you run through that gun is stable, ie, not coming out of the barrel sideways. You always want to 'proof' your ammo before running it through your can.

 

[rgramjet]

So I did just do the paperwork for a can but I got it more because it was a bigger caliber can for my 450BM & I can still use down to 5.56. I’ll prob just get an individual can for my pistol long enough to be able to push it to the 12.5” length if u go with a 7-9” barrel.


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Which suppressor did you get? I am looking for one with the same range of calibers.

 

[Rondeezy]

Which suppressor did you get? I am looking for one with the same range of calibers.

I went with the banish 46 from SC it can handle anything from 45-70 all the way down to 5.56. I figured I’ll get a dedicated can for my 5.56/300 blackout builds and that one can handle the 450 bushmaster & 338 I’m about to build as well as all that I previously mentioned. I can also config it at either 7” or 10”


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[Rondeezy]

Question the 5.56 pmags can be used for 300 blackout correct?


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[DaemonAssassin]

Question the 5.56 pmags can be used for 300 blackout correct?


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Yes.

 

[Rondeezy]

Yes.

Just checking cause I know magpul sells 300 pmags I guess specific to the caliber


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[DaemonAssassin]

Just checking cause I know magpul sells 300 pmags I guess specific to the caliber


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Marketing thing.....

 

[Rondeezy]

Marketing thing.....

Figured


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[Rondeezy]

Wondering if I should go with another Rosco sauce pack for my 300 black in 8.2 1:7 twist or go with the Faxon 7.5” 1:5 twist and a SOLGW bcg with an adjustable block. 289 for the pack or 320 for just the bcg and barrel


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[5string]

If PSA is bad, then who is good?

I've bought a good amount from them and have nothing but positive things to say.

Very happy with the value of their enhanced polished trigger among other things. Their kits suit me just fine.

I too have used a lot of PSA stuff. The only problem I've seen was with one of their factory assembled uppers a guy bought. It was supposed to have been ready to shoot and it probably would have but the bolt carrier had a lot of interference with the gas tube as it went forward and took a good bit of tweaking to get it happy. Had I not checked this, I believe the gas key would have eventually caused a problem. I like for the carrier to go forward without any contact and that one was hitting hard.