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Intriguing...sounds like a Vietnamese spin on a hot dog. I must try this sometime.

They are different. Armalite makes an AR10 now that takes DPMS-style mags but Magpul .308 mags are DPMS/SR25 pattern.

There's a small shipment of 25rd windowed .308 PMAGs on the way. Is there any interest in a 15/25? If so, I may allocate them all to limited capacity models.

If it's a duplicate or easily replaceable without sentimental value, it's just another gun to me. I'll sell a rifle if it's a duplicate of one I already have or fills the same role as another rifle, to fund the purchase of something unique any day of the week.

Not really. If I were investing, I'd be buying transferable machine guns as those offer pretty solid annual appreciation.

The majority does which is why these open carriers are more or less shunned by the rest.

Not a firearm because a projectile isn't being propelled by the expansion of gases. If these tipped arrows were classified as firearms, a loaded round would also be considered a firearm

If the 30rd mags are PMAGs, we offer a conversion service.

If you're looking for a super accurate long distance setup, I'd skip 7mm altogether and go with a 6mm like .260, .243, or 6.5 Creedmore. Lighter recoil and better external ballistics relative to the calibers you mention.

Brownells sells a specialized roll pin punch however I now use anything that's cylindrical and handy at the time. Delrin works great and can't mar your lower if you slip. It's best to lube the pin and the bolt catch pin hole though.

I snagged one to test it out. Neat idea and pretty well built. I ended up ditching it because it felt a little bulky plus I didn't like the fact that I could fire the rifle when the stock was folded which would have really sucked.

Nope, I've never touched one. And the 3Gun barrel is anything but a heavy profile barrel so you should be fine with it. I've got one under a Centurion Arms CMR which is one of the lowest profile handguards currently available. In fact, the CMR is so low profile, most gas blocks don't work with it without grinding them down though the one that comes with the 3Gun barrel works.

I had a set of Big Dots once, never again. The front sight post is too large and obscures too much of the target. Beyond 15 yards, it's damn near impossible to keep a tight group with them. Trijicon HDs are my preferred pistol sights now.

I field the 15/20 vs. 15/30 question quite often. My personal preference is for a 30rd body because they're easier to work with in the rifle, especially when clearing malfunctions. If you expect to be manipulating mags the way you would in carbine classes, the 15/30 is likely your better option. 15/20s are better suited for shooting off a bench. Truth be told, here in MO where we don't have magazine restrictions, I use a 10rd mags when zeroing a new build. Some people will say 15/30s attract more attention so they stick with 15/20s.

Amen

Both with relish unless it's a chili dog in which case neither. Onions too.

In general, no, they aren't restricted.

Thanks for the order! SPR type builds seem to be pretty popular and with good reason. They're handy rifles that are a lot of fun to shoot at longer distances. I have a safe full of general blaster type builds but the SPR is the one I reach for when I want more than just running CQ drills. It would also give you the option of getting into 3 Gun competitions.

Large pin is for a relatively small number of old Colt lowers that were made with large FCG pins. Unless you have one of these lowers, you'll want a small pin model.

I'd get sandbags or a rest instead of a bipod if that's your intended use.

I typically use Harris 6-9" w/ notched legs.

I just grabbed my lunch at Chipotle while carrying a concealed Glock 19. No one lost their minds, cops weren't called, pictures weren't taken. Pretty nuts, eh?

No mention of material of country of origin. I would pass. If you need a quality, US-made hardware kit: http://midwestpx.com/product_info.php?cPath=22_102&products_id=740

For factory ammo, I carry Federal HSTs in my Glocks and M&Ps. The exception being my M&P Pro that wears a TiRANT 9mm suppressor at all times. It's fed a steady diet of Winchester bonded 147gr Rangers. My reloads are all done with Gold Dots.

Your upper is missing a barrel