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Pistol Caliber Carbine PORN
Now that is very nice! M3 and MP40 goodness! -
Pistol Caliber Carbine PORN
Holy thread revival Batman! H&R Colt pattern 635 clone. Aero EPC LPK KAK K-SPEC Enhanced AR15 PCC Buffer 8.6oz (actual weight 8.76oz) + (H&R bolt weight 14.2oz) = (Total mass 22.97oz) Wilson Combat flat wire AR15 carbine spring. SB Tactical SBA3 Magpul MOE grip M4 handguard Metalform H&R... -
ATF Interpretive Change (YET AGAIN) Restricts Handgun (long barrel, stockless, "military") Imports and May Require NFA Registration
Good point, updated title.- TinCuda
- Post #28
- Forum: National 2A Issues
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ATF Interpretive Change (YET AGAIN) Restricts Handgun (long barrel, stockless, "military") Imports and May Require NFA Registration
They didn't seem to care with any of their other "interpretations", like pistol braces and bump stocks. I think that due to the ATF's lack of success in recent court cases, their gloves are coming off. “If you think tough men are dangerous, wait until you see what weak men are capable of” ~...- TinCuda
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- Forum: National 2A Issues
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ATF Interpretive Change (YET AGAIN) Restricts Handgun (long barrel, stockless, "military") Imports and May Require NFA Registration
The ATF is banning importation of "rifles" in "pistol" format. That means, no more military style firearms are going to be allowed into this country by being called a pistol with the stock removed. Also, existing imported firearms that are unclassified as "pistols" and weren't previously...- TinCuda
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The Official AR-15 Picture Thread
Yes, that is correct. Rather than Surefire type that funnel into a standard magazine well, these are larger all the way to the top. The magazines will only fit in the Desert Tech lower. Regular magazines will fit in the Desert Tech lower, but only with an adaptor that is sold separately. -
The Official AR-15 Picture Thread
I just picked this up. Another impulse buy. It might be my next project, or it might set on a shelf for a while. I have been spending too long on my ARs lately and some of my other projects need some attention. This is a Dessert Tech stripped lower. It does come with all the proprietary... -
AR-15 for Dummies
Whatever dude, I don't care what you do. You might want less muzzle energy. That's fine. You might want a heavier bullet. That's fine too. You might feel the need to have a gun small enough to get in a gunfight in a phone booth. That is for you to decide. You be you. -
AR-15 for Dummies
I don't have a dog in the fight here. There is some reason behind using short barreled 5.56 rifles over 9mm. These numbers are approximate due the wide variation between brands, but the point can still be seen. A 55 grain 5.56 bullet from an 8 inch barrel will give you ~ 776 ftlbs of energy... -
Cargill v Garland (5th Circuit Bump Stock Case)
I was thinking Mr. Hand.... If the 1934 NFA states that a machine gun is defined as multiple shots with the single function of the trigger, wouldn't turning the selector switch from safe to fire be considered a function of the trigger? I mean the gun won't shoot unless you do it. That would...- TinCuda
- Post #159
- Forum: National 2A Issues
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AR-15 for Dummies
Because most of what I said was for fun to make a point. I have them nicely stored. -
AR-15 for Dummies
LOL, that's true. I need to up my game when it comes to lowers. I do however have tons of magazines for the same reason. I have magazines that I bought because they were a good deal, ones that I don't even have a firearm that they would fit. I have boxes and boxes of magazines hidden all... -
AR-15 for Dummies
I have at least half a dozen stripped lowers in my safe that I have absolutely no plans to build out right now. All of my uppers currently have a lower of some kind attached to it. I also have specialty lowers (like with a binary trigger) that I swap around all the time. -
AR-15 for Dummies
Another thing that I forgot to mention earlier... The very first AR15 that I ever bought was a stripped Bushmaster lower receiver around the year of our Lord 1992. I could not afford a complete rifle in those days. It took several months of fishing pennies out of my couch seat cushions to be... -
Reports atf may be shutting down eforms - Feb 29 2024
Not an expert on this, but isn't there still some kind of paper form process like in the old days?- TinCuda
- Post #17
- Forum: NFA/Class 3/Title II
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AR-15 for Dummies
Trying not to hijack the thread too much, but no. I have used it with a binary trigger. Big fan. -
AR-15 for Dummies
Well, for starters, I have a Fightlite MCR (belt fed - I live in Texas) upper that fits an AR15 lower. With a push of a button, it has quick change barrels. Some are 16 inches long, some are shorter. If I want to avoid any imperial entanglements, I have to swap to a pistol lower if I change... -
AR-15 for Dummies
To answer your question about pre-built vs. build your rifle from a stripped lower. Building them is easy. The hardest part is driving the roll pins and not shooting your detents/springs across the room. It's like Legos for men. There are several good "how to" videos available on YT so I... -
Reports atf may be shutting down eforms - Feb 29 2024
I am sure the ATF is just shutting down all of the approval mechanisms due to their insider knowledge that the 1934 NFA will be overturned soon. It is really thoughtful of them.- TinCuda
- Post #11
- Forum: NFA/Class 3/Title II
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Cargill v Garland (5th Circuit Bump Stock Case)
This lawyer is doing some fine arguing right here.- TinCuda
- Post #156
- Forum: National 2A Issues