MidwestPX

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16" chrome lined, 1:10 twist barrel. *IN STOCK*. Please PM me for a price. I will also provide a NJ compliant 15/20 LR20 PMAG instead of the 20rd LMT mag.

With a two point, I like to roll the rifle outboard as my support hand guides it down. Simultaneously, my strong hand is going for my sidearm and as it's being punched out, my support hand is meeting it as I attain my index. I like this technique because the sling then traps the rifle, keeping it somewhat controlled even when moving. The barrel and magazine are both angled away from any sensitive areas as well.

The Calguns Foundation is nothing if not methodical. They have a strategy mapped out and are picking certain battles in an effort to win the war. I have confidence in them that they'll right the ship eventually.

You can get pink backstraps from S&W. A friend of mine picked up a medium and small set for a minimal amount.

Mortaring means slamming the rifle on the buttstock while pulling back on the charging handle. You need to completely collapse your stock before you do this otherwise you run the risk of damaging it. *edit: I thought post 20 was the last post hence my explanation of mortaring

Dude, how do you think I feel?! I get this stuff in and play with it then I end up building a demo which costs money! LOL Response #43: Pay no attention to him. I am real. 0010010111101010110

Haha, I just went back over that email and noticed my typo. Trust me, you weren't charge extra for the upgrade Though the post office seems to have forgotten about the scheduled pick up and failed to get everything going out today so they'll have to wait until Monday.

Yep. He was there and was in the shoot off w/ the Special Forces guy for the Mega lower I gave away

80% of the rifles run in the LAV class I hosted this past weekend: Every one of those rifles has parts from Midwest PX

Still waiting on Mega.

In my opinion, which with a dollar will get you a cup of McD's coffee so take it for what's worth, corrosion is not a significant issue. PMAGs use either stainless steel or chrome silicon springs which make corrosion moot. In my experience, feed lips snap off or the top of the spine of the mag cracks first.

No worries. All are welcome here

The stubbys are all pinned. The curved ones can hold up to 19 rounds and the really short 5 or 10 round model is also pinned due to most going to hunters who need permanently modified mags to keep the peace with local DNR.

Not a fan of scatterguns. I have one but I'd take my SBR over it in a heartbeat in just about any imaginable situation.

LOL This is the primary:

Unfortunately, the only NJ-legal mags that I'm aware of are the 10rd mags. Haven't seen any 15/17s.

Rebuild kits are disassembled mags used to repair a legally owned standard/large/high capacity magazine. I market them solely to CA since the state AG has said parts kits are legal in CA though other states with mag capacity laws such as NY, NJ, and MA have not clarified one way or the other. Based on the opinions that I've seen on this board lately, rebuilds wouldn't be a good idea in NJ.

One of the videos from today. The first five rounds are 115gr WWB and the last five rounds are 147gr Federal AE subsonic.

I'm going to try the standard 147gr loading next.

Got this out to the range today. Had a couple malfunctions with 115gr BVAC. Put 100rds through it then wiped down the barrel. Put about 100rds of 115gr WWB through it without issue. 100rds of 147gr subs were awesome to shoot without hear protection. The 50rds of 147gr HST +p went supersonic but were easy to shoot without hearing protection. I was consistently shooting low with the can on. Had a couple guys shoot it who had never even seen a suppressor and they had a good time.

I thought about using a TiRANT-S due to the shorter length however the loss in sound suppression (32 vs 22 db) was too much. Plus, I don't think the shorter version is hearing safe.

I wanted the heaviest HST 9mm bullet moving at the bleeding edge of the transonic barrier. Smaller mass relative to a 10mm or .45 is somewhat compensated for by increased speed. Nope, doesn't block it at all. Sights line up with the top edge of the can so shooting "through" the can isn't hard. In my opinion, over-penetration is a moot point considering any good defensive round will run the risk of over-penetration.