Shane45

To bad you missed my post on this, might have saved you some headache. http://www.njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/82838-this-trigger-will-freak-people-out/?p=1059037

Paid the early adopters tax on the SRS, not going to repeat that on the MDR. Ill wait for MDR 2.0

They "could" sell here. But this isn't a C&R centric site. But there are those here that have such interests and the discretionary income to act on it. Of course a muscle car will have a better chance to sell on a muscle car forum, but guys who are into cars are also on other forums and if spotted on a different forum could result in a sale, especially if the forum is localized. But you seem rather determined to make your point. And that determination is rather odd to me. I think it could turn off some prospective buyers. But I guarantee you, you hit the right price and it would sell here. Ive watched it many times, an item is ignored for ever, then a price drop that hits what the market supports and people are all over it to the point the fastest keyboard and pickup wins!

Regardless of item, I find price is usually the issue if something isn't moving.

ps. Are we talking piston driven or DI?

I don't know the answer to this question and this is purely theoretical on my part but I would think that since there is more energy being imparted into the system, it has more energy to do the work of unlocking the bolt at higher pressure. Thus more wear and tear on the bolt group. I wouldn't think that all AR calibers unlock the bolt at the same PSI.

A failure analysis done by a friend left me with the strong impression that in the AR platform there would be a correlation. IIRC the reasoning behind it is how fast the unlock occurs in an AR bolt. If you look at how short the path is compared to rifles like the SCAR you can see it. So if your adding more energy into the system it would seem logical to me it will be harder on the bolt. However will it be an issue for a sub 4k round count? Im sure you will find out!

Except when its not and everyone and their room mate in collage claim mil spec. The KAC bolt is proprietary in that it uses a different size cam pin. I have never heard of a KAC bolt breaking including rifles that went reportedly over 90,000 rounds.

If you want it to carry or use, I think there are better options. If you want it to collect as an interesting piece, by all means go for it.

This is why I insist on "fouling" any weapon that is intended for serious use.

At a minimum its very short sighted. I wonder what their tune would have been if Hillary was elected and there was a 50c a round tax imposed!

And people wonder why those behind the counter can get a little short now and then....

The weight is what stops me in my tracks. Its just to heavy for a 5.56. Now if they had a 308 kit available for it, then done deal. But I have not been able to find even an inclining of an intention of releasing the 308 conversions.

Little older vid and Marketing could use a talking too but here it is anyway

I am pleased to announce that Garden State Shooting Center http://www.gardenstateshootingcenter.com/ is now a dealer for Cadex Defence! https://www.cadexdefence.com/ They are known for their Chassis systems and other military gear offerings. What many might not know is that they have released a series of precision rifles. One of their new offerings is the Kraken! What is unique about this rifle is its modular ability to switch from short action calibers to long action calibers. It is my opinion that this system is going to directly compete with the DTA SRS and the AI AXMC series rifles. The manufacturer reports that their unique method of barrel swaps results in no POI shift. Their caliber change method is unique compared to the system that AI and DTA uses. I have some rifles inbound. Demand is already very high so it will take a bit for them to be in the shop. If this is a rifle you are interested in or want to place an order, please get in touch with me. Here are some pics and a video of how to swap calibers on the Kraken. Her is a pic of their Cadex Lite based rifles.

Its a forum trick so you can find the thread you want to read later by pulling up your own posts.

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Does it already have a brake on it? Or is it non threaded? Im looking for a trashed barrel for some destructive testing.

Its an open debate. Nappen opines that as a belt there is no regulation in NJ although you very may well be arrested anyway. But if said belt was in a container/carrier, that very may well qualify.

They are within about 7 pounds of each other or less depending on variant. Your a big boy, is trunk to table really gonna be a problem for you?

It would make "some" sense, possibly, for the teotwawki crowd if it was an m240. At least that would be my tipping point

Me too and passed.... Its just to much money for a toy.

Re-chambering a true 1/4 moa rifle? Chill runs up spine....

IMO HK has some of the very best factory mags of any manufacturer.

I believe its because more people field sigs but the point was they are both susceptible to the same issue and thus the same concern. In the name of making sure Im clear, a negligent discharge is mainly attributed to operator error. An accidental discharge is mainly attributed to a mechanical failure/malfunction.