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A couple pics of the lower. Lowers will be available at $99.95ea or $199.95 bundled with our LTG LPK, ALG Defense ACT Trigger, and your choice of a 6-pos milspec receiver extension kit or an A2/rifle length receiver extension kit. Please call to order as this deal is not available through the webstore at this time. 815.246.2715 Once the deal is opened up to the rest of the internet, it will be available through the webstore.

Yes, 41P is about trusts and corps requiring CLEO sign off. What I said what prior to Obama's EO, BATFE, on their own accord, was looking at eliminating CLEO sign off for individuals.

Agreed. I use the Battery Station ones because they have the circuit breaker in them and are designed for use in weapon applications. My batteries in optics, weaponlights, and my EDC light get cycled out every six months (same time as I change the CO/smoke detector batteries) whether they need to come out or not as PM. So that's six pairs of CR123s in X300Us and one pair in my EDC Fury every six months. I probably go through more batteries than the average user. The Battery Station ones have earned my trust and they're also made in the US.

I have run Battery Station branded ones for 5+ years now without issue: http://www.batterystation.com/cr123a.htm

The signature requirement isn't in effect for trusts at this time and I don't think there will be a change in CLEO signature requirements considering that prior to this, the BATFE was independently looking at completely doing away with CLEO signature requirements for Title 2 firearms.

Negative. See here: http://americansuppressorassociation.com/atf-updates-final-action-date-for-41p/

If you can hold out and a 1-6 is enough for you, SWFA usually has a 20% off deal on Black Friday on their 1-6 FFP mil/mil which makes it $800.

After a long time of being out of stock, we received a shipment of Ambi MATEN receiver sets today. Look no further for the base of your next .308 AR build because the MATEN has quality and features in spades! Available HERE or the picture above

There's also the FSC30 which is the 30 cal version of the FSC556. There seems to be a love/hate relationship with that comp though depending on who you ask about it.

I'd take a hard look at a low power variable optic. I have a 1-8.5 FFP Bushnell coming for my SPR and I think something like that would be perfectly suited to a multi-use carbine like the 901. Vortex and SWFA also put out really nice 1-6 optics too. As for mags, well, you know what I'm gonna say there...

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As far as I know, there isn't an Armalite that will take both DPMS-pattern mags like the Magpul PMAGs and Armalite's proprietary modified M14/M1A mags. The AR10A takes the DPMS-pattern mags while the AR10B takes the modified M14/M1A mags.

I have Surefire Furys all over the place for the same reasons. Sometimes, I think I need help. Which usually results in me checking on what new lights SF has coming out...

A 12" will leave almost the entire gas block exposed. The ODIN 3 Gun barrel uses an intermediate length gas system so it's just a tad shorter.

A 12" would leave about a quarter inch of gas block exposed.

Thanks for the order! I hope you enjoy your new blaster!

There's always Springfield Armory though their XD line of guns are made in Croatia. Which is more American: A Springfield made in Croatia or a Glock made in Georgia?

The before looks more off center to me?

I'd say it's par for the course. Crush washers aren't centered prior to torquing down a muzzle device.

If you had someone else take possession and they filled out the background check, regardless of if they paid you for the firearm or not, it wouldn't have been illegal. As for your question about if it was a gift, the outcome would not have been the same. If it was a bonafide gift and money did not change hands, it would have been legal.

The firearm was transferred to his uncle, a PA resident, through a PA FFL. This was legal and the correct way of transfering a handgun from a resident of one state to the resident of another. This isn't what was in question. The issue is did Abramski lie on the 4473? The firearm was clearly not a gift since the uncle paid him for it.

Yes, it should have the M16 full-auto profile.

As part of the M4 upgrade program, the military is considering 70K PSI rounds aka proof rounds to make the M4 more lethal. The M855A1 rounds aren't those but are an enhanced version of M855 that are supposed to be barrier blind and more effective against personnel. Now if they swap to shooting proof rounds, well, let's just say they're going to be buying a lot of bolts and barrels...

Because M855 has a steel core that is supposed to make it a better penetrator. M855 is technically an anti light-armor round while M193 is straight anti-personnel. In practice, M193 tends to punch through helmets better than M855 at <200yds due to velocity. When talking about intermediate barriers like cinder blocks, I feel the difference between the two is moot and if you want to punch through that stuff, step up to .308.

If you go with TN, call our POC, Tom Bainbridge, to get setup. His direct line is 847-655-1315 or email him at [email protected]