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Finally My First AR

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Unless that's a 458, it's definitely a flash supressor, TAKE THE PICS DOWN!!! It doesn't look like it's permanently welded and pinned on there either...

 

The A2 is solid on the bottom...

 

Looks like that one slipped through the FFL's crack(s)... Looks like a bayo lug too... I'd give them a call and see what the dilly is!!!

I don't think a2's are solid on the bottom though

A2 flash hiders are definitely solid on the bottom. Keeps the dust/dirt/debris under the barrel from flying all around when you fire. It also acts as a mediocre recoil compensator by directing the expanding gasses up.

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A2 flash hiders are definitely solid on the bottom. Keeps the dust/dirt/debris under the barrel from flying all around when you fire. It also acts as a mediocre recoil compensator by directing the expanding gasses up.

So is mine illegal? Should I goto the ffl

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Just left the ffl and it's legal. Bayonet lug is shaved down an the flash hider has a washer welded to make it legal. Nervous for a minute. They showed and explained everything to me. Maybe u just couldn't see the weld and filed down lug

Good to hear! Yeah, noone here is trying to bust on you at all. NJ is very strict and just want to make sure you are safe and legal.

 

So like I said at the beginning of the post... If you want to shoot that bad boy outdoors, get some sun and align those sights, hit me up!

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Good to hear! Yeah, noone here is trying to bust on you at all. NJ is very strict and just want to make sure you are safe and legal.

 

So like I said at the beginning of the post... If you want to shoot that bad boy outdoors, get some sun and align those sights, hit me up!

Thank you I really appreciate it!

Well I see the a2 is solid on the bottom. Being from nj I don't see a lot of em

Ok. Not trying to bust balls. But nobody needs to deal with that bs

Search amazon for "Competition Short Break". You may want to get one of those depending on what you are looking for and price range.

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Search amazon for "Competition Short Break". You may want to get one of those depending on what you are looking for and price range.

I'm not looking to buy a new one. My ffl said it was pinned and welded and nj compliant.

Am I the only one that doesnt see a picture in this thread?

Oh. well since its gtg get that thing back up OP

So they took and a2 and welded a washer to the end of it?

 

Is the actual muzzle device welded and pinned to the barrel?

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So they took and a2 and welded a washer to the end of it? Is the actual muzzle device welded and pinned to the barrel?

Yes

Strange. Seems like a lot of labor for a simple fix. But if its legal why not. You'll like the gun. I'm a big sig fan

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Strange. Seems like a lot of labor for a simple fix. But if its legal why not. You'll like the gun. I'm a big sig fan

Thanks man appreciate it! Can't wait to shoot it

What part of NJ are you in? If that was me, I wouldn't have been able to sleep till I shot it. What range is local to you?

post the picture again... im in the dark here and wanna see it tooo!!!! :locomotive:

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