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AGP does sell dedicated 6rd magazines, but at $40 each, you'll need to decide if it is worth the cost. With a bit of grinding to the follower, you can actually get an extra round into the 5rd mag, but you'll have to load on an open bolt. Keepshooting.com sells Taiwanese copies of the factory mag at $15 each.

I was looking for BCG's a couple of weeks ago with similar. Those in the $120-$190 range are all sold out.

Just a suggestion. But if it were me, I would write a letter to their corp HQ, commending the prople who helped you. Such people need to be recognised and rewarded. I wouldn't mention the number of gift cards you got frm them though, just in case.

Yes, you can.

I was looking at the devices on this page. http://www.advanced-armament.com/Muzzle-Brakes_c_32.html I agree, the pic he posted is a flash hider/suppresssor.

It is almost all aluminum, so it doesn't weigh much.

$200? It's $110. Battlecomp is for rifles! If you are looking for a brake to use on a 308 bolt gun, think of using something larger like a Surefire MB762SSAL/RE. Arguably the best you can buy.

For the ultimate in control and recoil mitigation (Esp. with slugs), I'd use the US made version of the VEPR 12 (Molot GK-01) brake, available at Carolinashooters. 5" long. Billet aluminum with a steel threaded insert where it attaches to the barrel. Nut is extra.

Are we looking at the same page? It clearly says "Muzzle Brake" on the front page and in the descriptions of the products there.

Yellow smoke? Stock Pirelli's?

150+ in my 90 300zx Twin Turbo many, many years ago. And I do miss that car also.

Check Chaosusa.com for their Titan rail system. This is what I use. As for muzzle devices, I'd go for a brake/comp. However, if you want to be as flexible as possible, one of these choke adapters might be for you. http://http://store.carolinashooterssupply.com/catalog/DPH-10.jpg

All those look like brakes/comps to me.

This is so true!! And not just in it for the $$.

Use code BLACKFRIDAY to get 20% off most Troy products. Free shipping if you buy $100 or more.

Boberg XR-9S

"Shit, I tried to pound some dents out of the receiver and the hammer got dented, because in communist mAssachusetts receiver dents you!" I alost peed my pants laughing!!!

I had a spare mag holder sewn into my IWB Remora by the factory.

Wonder why nobody maskes a semi auto shotty Bullpup? (Besides SRM) A semi auto KSG would be awesome IMHO!

Did some work on the forearm last night. Added JP rail sections on top and below. Cut a hole for GB thumbscrew access.

The post election buying seems to have cleaned my supplier out, but I got some PNW 147gr range ammo at $105 for 200rds.

Not with a standard BCG and lower receiver extension perhaps. You can still get these used as I doubt they are in big demand.

Bushmaster has a model (Carbon 15 Type 97) that seems to confirm to NJ AWB rules. Ie. less than 50oz, no barrel shroud etc. It isn't easy, but just as long as the rules are followed why wouldn't a self assembled AR type pistol be illigal?

How is "assembling/manufacturing etc." a AR pistol different from do the same but with a rifle?

* I am in PA and this build is legal here. If you are in NJ or any other state. Please check your local rules before attempting this. Parts: Blackthorne polymer A3 stripped upper New Frontier polymer lower Tatum Tactical 8" HBAR pistol barrel RRA pistol buffer tube Magpul K grip CAA Stock saddle DIY carbon forearm 4 piece "Krink" style brake Spikes trigger group Mil spec BCG Kies adj gasblock Magpul AFG Troy Tritium BUIS This build originally started out as an attempt to build a NJ legal AR pistol, but I soon realised that I would never meet the 50oz limit with some of the parts I already had on hand.. So now it is just a lightish weight AR pistol with polymer receivers. Notes: - Blackthorne have had a bad rap with their assembled products, but this upper is well made. (Actually better than the New Frontiers lower) - The CAA stock saddle is legal for use on a pistol. There is a copy of an ATF 'ok' letter available on the web. Magpul AFG's are legal also. - The Kies GB comes with a set screw with which you can vary the amount of gas passing through. I'm now crafting a modified thumbscrew with a two position detent mechanism so that I can switch between super and sub sonic ammo. And perhaps for suppressor use in the future. If any of you decide to buy a NJ legal AR pistol I'd suggest using; - The poymer trigger group by New Frontiers - Light profile 7.5" barrel. If you cant find one, Midway sells a nice, light profile SS 10.5" that you could cutdown. - JP or Young light BCG with the lightest buffer and the strongest main spring. - Alum instead of steel barrel nut - Ditch the forward assist button and plug the hole. Dust cover too if you need to.