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Here she is, I got to the bottom of it And a comparison with the nea/troy

hey now, you mean I can keep my Adams Arms piston bcg? name? link? who makes?

https://troyind.com/products/pdw-stock-kit-blk

can we finally have an nj AR pistol with a shoulder thing that goes up? skip to 1:05

some goodies from shot show, about 30 pages of previews http://n1a.goexposoftware.com/events/ss15/goExpo/exhibitor/listExhibitorProducts.php?list_offset=12&list_total_rows=360&list__sort=&list__order=&list_rows_per_page=0&ps=1&list_go_to_page=

Any issues with taking delivery of an empty 30 round mag body? Its not a parts kit, no spring, no follower or baseplate, just the body itself.

i don't follow, are you saying that the stock is fake/photoshopped ?

perhaps this should of went to 1st amendment lounge

I see that you live up to your user name

anyone recognize this stock, any info would be much appreciated

simply brilliant, thank you so much for sharing

I'm gonna have to call bs on that live fire demo at the end, theres no reason he couldn't manage a better grouping the first time around, especially from what looks to be a 1-6 variable optic.

It is my understanding that esapi plates don't get a nij certification/grading. I think Nij only pertains to ar500 ratings

thanks, it was a ton of work, but after I finished the master molds for the internal coupler/baseplate combo I can make one in about 30 seconds, that's how long it takes the thermoplastic a&b mix to solidify

I'm pretty confident that my internally coupled designs can never be converted back because their bodies are cut down, so even if you manage to break them apart, the physical size of each of the 2 bodies will not allow more than 15 rounds heres my 30 round pmags and 30 round tapco's

precisely my logic, sometimes theres too much AR this and AR that

100% minus that crap of a foregrip and tac light setup

I got it now, I misread it

I find the mech tech setup ugly as sin, to put it vlad's words.

my Google-fu didn't prove fruitful, I haven't come across any literature that indicates this ruling was altered or reversed, do you have a source?

https://www.atf.gov/regulations-rulings/rulings/index.html scroll down to ruling # 2011-4 excerpt from ruling.... Held further, a firearm, as defined by 26 U.S.C. 5845(a)(3) and (a)(4), is not made when a pistol is attached to a part or parts designed to convert the pistol into a rifle with a barrel of 16 inches or more in length, and the parts are later un-assembled in a configuration not regulated under the NFA (e.g., as a pistol).

not true, ATF has ruled that you can go from pistol to carbine and back to pistol. just to clarify, I will not be walking around with a 16 barrel on a Glock, the Glock will of course be in the roni housing, at which point it will be a rifle, and thus my point about the weight aspect being mute.

I think the weight issue is mute because when the 16 inch barrel is attached and in the roni housing, the weapon is now a rifle and should no long be subject to handgun regulations

please elaborate, how do you figure? not trying to be a smartass, I just don't see what I'm missing.

anyone have any feedback on the igb 16" glock barrels? any cycling issues? http://www.igbaustria.com/shop/index.php?cat=c42_IGB-Carbine-Barrels.html I'm interested in putting this on the c-g2 roni