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Why you say 10.5" run the best?
5.56 or .300 blk? Does it matter?

I'm prolly gon get 1 of both, or 1 pistol (buffer tube) with 2 uppers (one 5.56, one .300blk).


I want 1 AR pistol & 1 AR rifle

What I said was my 10.5 runs the best out of the piston uppers I have. I'm talking in terms of maneuverability, reliability, and being suppressor friendly. I have had issues with gas blow back with my D.I. Ar's, when used in conjunction with suppressors. Piston driven uppers gas systems are adjustable, they can be set to the shooters liking.

I have a 16" and 8.5" 300 BLK, both are D.I., so I can't speak for the piston variants.

I have owned AR and AK pistols, they aren't practical in my experiences. They are meant to be shouldered, which doesn't lend well to pistols.....
 
I just really like the idea of a rifle caliber in a compact design. I know yall do the sbr's, but I technically don't own any guns so I have no reason to file any forms for an sbr.

Stop WATCHING me!
 
I just really like the idea of a rifle caliber in a compact design. I know yall do the sbr's, but I technically don't own any guns so I have no reason to file any forms for an sbr.

Stop WATCHING me!

Hustla you be playing jedi mind tricks :lol:
:confused:technically you don't own any guns...so you bought all your weapons through private sales?

:smh: @ the sbr thing yeah I would admire the SBRs from afar if you are opposed to paperwork. Thing is (which you probably know) having an upper less than 16 inches in the house with a functioning rifle lower is a no-no. Yeah sure you're not gonna get popped unless they kick in your door for something else and find it but I don't need those type of problems or do I even like thinking about giving them bitches 10 years of my life on some dumb shit. :(
 
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I was all over that MPX, had it preordered and everything, when it had the integrated muzzle brake that could easily be turned into a suppressor. That was before the ATF neutered it. Then I found my Scorpion EVO it was less than the MPX and when you suppress it you don't get all the gas and debris in your face like you get with the MPX. I haven't heard one person be totally content with that MPX purchase. It was a good idea but once you pulled the layers back on that onion it just isn't worth it.
 
Mmhmm..


And no, I didn't know that. Is that the case even for stuff with buffer tubes?

You need a lower that has always been classified as a pistol lower with a pistol buffer tube attached. A lower that has been classified as a rifle can't go back to being a pistol. So yeah as long as you have a pistol lower in your possession you should be good. But to have a rifle lower and bunch of short uppers nah that's a no go. So I say all that to say make sure you have a designated pistol lower with a buffer tube that can't accept a stock. Again I ain't trying scare anybody but just putting the info out there. The stars all would all have to aligned to get you caught up but yeah but it's good to know what they can pop you for so you can avoid that shit.
 
I am looking at an 9mm (sig vs cz). I love the ar lower on SIG, but the CZ has better reviews. I will put in my Form 1 but I think I need to make up my mind what to get
 
Olly, what you talking about? A 9mm AR?

What's the appeal to a rifle sized (even if sbr'd) pistol round gun?

I like the opposite, a pistol sized rifle round. Minus weld kill flies with a sledgehammer :D
 
Olly, what you talking about? A 9mm AR?

What's the appeal to a rifle sized (even if sbr'd) pistol round gun?

I like the opposite, a pistol sized rifle round. Minus weld kill flies with a sledgehammer :D

I think he's talking about the Sig MPX vs the CZ Scorpion EVO 3. I say get both.....:D
 
I want something with a reduced signature and cheaper round. I have a tavor with the 9mm package, but I am to lazy to change the barrel and bcg. I was reading that the SIG has a had some issues and the CZ don't have any blowback (in the eyes) with a can on it, but the SIG seems like an old friend (ar type) lower reciever
 
Saw this on Facebook for $850

FS/FT I have a Romanian ak47
with nicely finished wooded furniture and donkey
foregrip comes with mounted red dot,
leather sling, and one 30rnd mag with ammo for $850
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Ain't nothin "nice" about that furniture.

So look, after seeing that pic with the price I go to a gun board and see if that is listed in GA...

And I see an O-PAP AK for $640 :eek:

:smh::smh::smh:
Damn you, MASK! :angry:
 
Ain't nothin "nice" about that furniture.

So look, after seeing that pic with the price I go to a gun board and see if that is listed in GA...

And I see an O-PAP AK for $640 :eek:

:smh::smh::smh:
Damn you, MASK! :angry:

D, you already know what I'm gonna say......:D
 
Ain't nothin "nice" about that furniture.

So look, after seeing that pic with the price I go to a gun board and see if that is listed in GA...

And I see an O-PAP AK for $640 :eek:

:smh::smh::smh:
Damn you, MASK! :angry:



Judging your lack of controlling your emotions, this seem like a nice deal
 
Is that :smh: good or bad?

IMO you can find some better subcompacts for close to that price

I'm looking at a Sig P320 compact.
 
Good, and I know there's better but it's just tempting with a price like that. I don't like Ruger anyway

Stop WATCHING me!
 
I had a P250 in .45. The trigger was horrible but, the serialized part is the trigger pack. Sig sells a "X-Change" kit, it allows you to change the caliber and replace the frame with a full, compact, or sub compact frames. $275. is not a bad price.
SIG X-Change Kit

Yeah, the P320 took the good things about the P250 and improved it. The P250 got terrible reviews.

It's cool you can change it to if you want a 9, 40, 45 or 357. It cost $300 something though.
 
I was looking at the sig site a few days ago and it looked like all they had in .45 was different variations of the P220 and P250, and of course some 1911's.

Does the P320 come in .45? Subcompact?
 
That's a private sale, Chi. Don't expect retail to be close to that

And thanks for the heads up on the P250, I'll stay away
 
I had a P250 in .45. The trigger was horrible but, the serialized part is the trigger pack. Sig sells a "X-Change" kit, it allows you to change the caliber and replace the frame with a full, compact, or sub compact frames. $275. is not a bad price.
SIG X-Change Kit
That x-change kit is cost prohibitive for a gun with a "horrible" trigger that I can replace for less than the cost of the kit.

X-change kit is $399. LNIB P250 posted is $275.

I'll wait and let my first Sig be a different one
 
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