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Mad Minute Suppressors
my82cam replied to Capbyrd's topic in Class III (NFA) Firearms and Accessories
Sounds like over engineering to me. I want to know more detail about the design and purposes though -
Mad Minute Suppressors
my82cam replied to Capbyrd's topic in Class III (NFA) Firearms and Accessories
I misread that, thought the numbers said 140, missed the sub. Still doesn't change my mind, moving parts to accomplish the same thing my can does. -
Mad Minute Suppressors
my82cam replied to Capbyrd's topic in Class III (NFA) Firearms and Accessories
My Thunder Beast Ultra 7 is in the 130s with no moving parts. This thing is ugly as can be and is only in the 140s. Who cares how many thousands of rounds they did in an entire week at SHOT, how about a couple of belt dumps with a temp gun for an actually test that would show something. -
Mad Minute Suppressors
my82cam replied to Capbyrd's topic in Class III (NFA) Firearms and Accessories
Lame. It looks like a drill press. -
Experience with Osprey 45 on Glock 19?
my82cam replied to Esko 270's topic in Class III (NFA) Firearms and Accessories
It's magic! Seriously, I can't explain how, but the aftermarket trigger stops it from going into battery all the way. Maybe the weight of the suppressor hanging on the barrel, mixed with different spring pressure is the issue? I put hundreds of rounds through mine and it never worked. -
ATF will no longer rule on accessories
my82cam replied to Chucktshoes's topic in Class III (NFA) Firearms and Accessories
That was my thought, sounds like a trap. Then again, it's the ATF, the rules are made up and the laws don't matter -
I really need to stop being poor, I need this.
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Only if it shoots 3 1/2 inch mags!
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Dang! 2 weeks is insane. I have no plans for any SBRs in the future, I wouldn't mind an SBS but don't have a good host at the moment.
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Funny, enough, I bought a conversion kit from him, seems solid but I want to make it permanent before I get it refinished.
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Transfer from Texas to my dealer took about 90 days. Started my form back in mid August. Yeah, it is a large pin slab side. Actually, hate that it is a large pin and slab side, but I got what I consider to be a good deal and couldn't pass it up. I am converting it to a small pin that will use the KNS push pin take down, instead of dealing with adapters and such. They suck, I have already played with them enough to know they need to go away. lol
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There is no better time to by than now, make it happen soon!
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The AC556 is a good option for 556 full auto, can be had around 10-12k right now, but that is all it will ever be. Well, there are some 22 conversions but not sure how good they are. So, how about kill several birds with one stone? If you get a mac m11, there are several uppers ranging from 22, 9mm, 5.56 and a guy is starting to making a 7.62 upper that takes ak-47 mags.
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Come to the range and shoot some suppressors and sheen guns with me!
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It's a converted Colt SP1, I have always wanted an M16 since I was 10! I sold everything, ate Ramen noodles, drank Keystone beer and saved my money up for one. I have a Mac 10, they are a good combo. Sub gun, and carbines. Both have several different uppers and configurations available, which I love. With the rising cost of machine guns, it is hard to drop that much on a gun that can not be converted or changed to anything else.
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