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http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=XAIM16GOV New AIM complete .223/5.56 caliber upper receiver groups featuring 16" Cold Hammer Forged Chrome Lined Daniel Defense barrels. Built using some of the finest components available (full specs below) and a forged F-Marked A2 front sight base with Mid Length gas system. Includes complete HPT/MPI Bolt Carrier Group with NiB Carrier, Charging Handle and Magpul MOE Handguards.

Just got the call. Looking forward to pickup tomorrow.

I think my NICS was submitted the same day as yours (4/22) for the Anaconda. Still waiting.

Nice score. They are way out of my budget at this time as I've promised to stop spending insane amount of cash for new toys. Vector is on my list so someday. Definitely high on the cool factor at the range.

Uh, nm. Sold out

http://www.joeboboutfitters.com/Spike_s_Tactical_Lower_Multi_Forged_Bullet_p/sp-stls012.htm

It is back in stock. Get it while you can.

http://www.joeboboutfitters.com/WMD_Guns_Nickel_Boron_X_Bolt_Carrier_Group_NIBXB_p/wmd-nibxbcg.htm

Awesome. I am so tired of those other crappy gun shows.

PSA has a bolt carrier group with charging handle on sale for $169.99. http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/catalog/product/view/id/13141/s/5-56-8620-bolt-carrier-group-with-charging-handle/category/333/

Back in stock.

It looks like all the Sig Sauer M400's have a delta ring and hence not free float. If you want a direct replacement with minimal work, you would need to go with a non-free float rail. Just make sure you have the right length rail. There is carbine, mid-length and rifle. It looks like it is a carbine but make sure. You can also opt for a free float rail. There are some manufacturer's that make free float rails. You would need to cut the delta ring and the front handguard cap. The new would have space for a front sight post if you have one.

I emailed them. It looks like they did not check how many boxes were in the case. They are going to credit me the 1 box as they have sold out. Pretty quick resolution.

I have a spare double mag holder that you can use so you can at least practice reloading from a mag holder. Depending on what division and the round count for the stage, you would need to hold at least 4 mags on your belt. You can also shove a spare in your back pocket. Just look for the Asian guy wearing a faded Yankee cap.

If you want an assembled BCM lower, Rainier Arms has it in stock. It is $380 for a fully assembled lower without a stock. $7.95 flat rate shipping. http://www.rainierarms.com/?page=shop/detail&product_id=3412 All BCM4 Lower Receiver Groups feature Machined from Aluminum Forgings 7075-T6 Hardcoat Anodizing: MIL-A-8625F, Type III, Class 2 BCM® Milspec 7075-T6 Receiver Extention USGI Mold M4 Stock Staked M4 Lock Nut USGI H Buffer (1 USGI Tungsten, 2 Steel) Magpul MOE Enhanced Trigger Guard BCM Gunfighter's Grip, Mod 0 - Black Low Shelf for RDIAS installation Low Shelf for Accuwedge use Un-notched Hammer compatible with 9mm use Fire Controls marked SAFE and SEMI

I'm just curious if anyone else ordered this. I got mine in on Monday but only received 1170 rounds.

Thanks, I ordered 10 boxes for my new Maten. They also had the Magpul MOE trigger guard that I've been hunting for at normal prices. I used the trigger guard to justify my ammo purchase.

Financial firm. It's pretty darn close on certain days.

I'll bite and at least take a look. Commercials for it have been playing non-stop in the office as we are always tuned into CNBC.

I'm registered. If you need mag holders or mags, I can dump some in my range bag.

Nice, welcome. I was always interested but being a kid from NYC, I just procrastinated. I was told the license in NYC was very expensive and you needed an excuse to get one. Since, I've moved to NJ. My dad passed away and I knew my dad had a firearm though I had no idea what it was. For sentimental reasons, I asked my mom to transfer it to me as she was the admin to his estate. That started the ball rolling at age 34. My safe is locked to anyone but me at the moment and hopefully someday, I'll be able to share with my son the stories.

Nice work. I'd be interested in hearing what you did. I have a T-53 and a M44. The M44 is in great shape. I can't say the same about the T-53. There was some rust on the metal that I had to scrub off. The stock could also use some protection. I do like that the stock is lighter in color than the M44 though and would like to keep it that way.

Yeah, I think it's online already. You fill out your information on your FFL's computer online. There's just a little hitch. The online ends there. Your FFL prints the form and then faxes it for NICS check. Then you wait on line.

I dropped my paperwork for NICS submission on Monday. Let's see how long it takes this time.

Stopped by today to get a muzzle brake pinned. The glocks were going like hot cakes. The lady before me was looking at options to duracoat it pink. He also had a Tavor in stock.