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I thought it was said SEVERAL times that we weren't going to post up anything political...

Is it running?

Pictures?

S&W 1911 in .45acp, with Hornady Critical Defense.

If I remember correctly, it should match the length between the trigger and the end of the stock. It was easier for me to do because I built my own AR, and I built the lower and pinned the stock before even owning an upper, so I never constructively owned a complete AR until it was all legal. It's a little trickier when you already own an AR, or if you're purchasing one new.

You can measure your appropriate length of pull by bending your elbow at a 90* angle, and measuring from the inside crease of your elbow to the last knuckle on your pointer finger. This will get you a very good idea of where you should be. You may want to alter it some based on what you're shooting. If you're using irons, the measurement should be pretty accurate. If you're shooting with a red dot or reflex sight and want a shorter rifle, you can shorten the length of pull because it won't effect your aiming. If you're shooting off a bench with a magnified scope, you may want to elongate the LOP.

I concur with everyone else. You said funds are tight, so why spend money on things the rifle already has? It already has a stock, it already has a rail, it already has sights.

I'll take one in OD for what the MSRP is please.

I don't know if it's just me, but the UTS-15 looks wayyyyy too big. KSG once they get it to work properly.

And some paint

Bob's right. I think they're $5 now, and they don't even hand them out unless they play a movie.

I just looked for the gif, and couldn't find one. BUT!! I think if you would recognize the gif, you would recognize the picture.

Called the polymer upper! I was also wondering why the buffer tube diameter seemed small. Very impressive!!

Unless I'm mistaken, that looks like a polymer upper as well.

After looking at it for about 5 minutes, I can't tell. I'm really interested to see how light that thing turns out though.

Umm, no. It's not misleading. I already covered that IGNORANCE is not an excuse. Unfortunately for you, ignorance is NOT the only criminal defense. I hate to quote wikipedia, but it's the first page I found that's accurate. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criminal_defenses

Anselmo nailed it on the head.

I have to debate this part. If you're short stroking the slide of a handgun, you're not racking the slide correctly. You shouldn't pull back and ease it forward, rip it back and follow through with the pull.

Your friend would be buying a firearm with the intention of transferring it to you.

Please... The Navy's SWCC boats bring twice the firepower, or more, and are roughly the same size.

Already been covered, here:

1911, full mag, empty chamber.

Could you just keep pulling the trigger to fire the next round, or did you have to work a bolt between each shot?