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I also liked this. Their warranty is worth the $150 http://www.amazon.com/Vortex-SPARC-Red-Dot-Scope/dp/B0038VG5UC Or version 2.0 for a little more. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00HYRGX3K/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1419804193&sr=8-1&dpPl=1&dpID=41dZgGWy1HL&ref=plSrchπ=AC_SY200_QL40

Wait three And get a used aimpoint pro for $350

Ask a question on the internet and you get what you paid for. You can be led in the right direction but the onus is on YOU to know the law.

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Damn I was hoping to get one after the holiday. Any plans for more or similar?

This. My mother got me this for Xmas She asked me wtf it was lol.

I won't undercut mrg. Same for pick up in Somerset county area

I think I may have 1 extra if anyone needs one

I'd give the fal a go

I would argue that the scar is a great option id money wasn't holding you back. Runs cleaner, recoil is very manageable, very accurate and you can have 7.62/5.56 in one gun at the cost of 5 mins. Guy ran a heavy in an EAG class I was in. I liked it.

Be careful what ffl you talk to. They can be less informed than this forum. Seen in another post that said an ffl told the person an am slant brake is illegal because its a flash hider....

Can one be reported for a threaded spoon or threaded light bulb base? It is just a piece of metal until it is on a serialized gun. So, no, you won't be reported for having a a top welded on to your metal stick.

The only part that is stand alone firearm is the serialized lower. Everything else is hunks of plastic and metal. I don't know that there is case law for constructive intent but I sure as hell wouldn't want to get caught with a disassembled "assault weapon". Though the chances of the fuzz busting down the door is very close to 0

I don't think the sp has a metal trigger group and safety

Doesn't have to be incognito. Going in an inconspicuous place and kids are already being prepped for firearms safety. I'm more concerned about child inaccessibility and quick access if I need it. I wanted something to take up as little room as possible

I assume you meant the 590a1. I have a 20" version with ghost rings and a speed feed stock. I will say one thing, the thing feels like it was built out of black iron pipe. If you ever run out of shells you can cave someones skull in with it. Solid construction and it will last damn near forever.

Lou's doesn't have an in house smith unless its changed recently. They would probably be able to recommend one

Lol thanks. Yoda just showed me this: http://www.shotlock.com/ShotLock_AR.php And me likey

I can keep it in there with a modified mag like a cut down 30 to a true 15

I just mmoved into a new living situation and my security concerns have gone up a few tics. I now live in a house with 2 small children. I have a main safe and a quick access handgun safe but I'm looking for a way to secure an ar15 in the main bedroom closet with the same quick access in mind as the pistol safe. I want to keep the gun loaded and ready to roll but with as much safety as possible. I came across this on amazon but I have no experience with anything like it. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000T2A6BW/ref=pd_aw_sbs_4?pi=SY115&simLd=1 Any suggestions or feedback on units like this? Obviously safety is top priority but I don't have an unlimited budget either.

A thinner grip sounds nice

I'd like to see how it compares to a surefire

I have food grade buckets at my Lowe's. If you want to do a group buy I can price them out, but it would need to be a shit ton.