maroonandwhite

I have one of the Omega rails on mine. My locking nut has slots in it rather than holes though. At first I ran it all the way in so there was no gap but ended up running out out one turn so the rails lined up evenly. Doing that I was able to put a scope mount on to bridge the gap and line them up. I then tightened the lock ring down followed by the set screw. Mine seems to be pretty tight. It does seem the the set screw had to fight's it's way down while I was turning it though.   With all of that said I will probably go for a different mounting style guard on the next build. 

Yeah I'm glad I could efile. After filing I can look at the virtual paper form filled in and it's not as overwhelming. Hopefully efile is up for suppressor a by the time I buy one. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I agree.  I wonder how the ruling will affect already submitted applications. 

Just finished e-filing my form 1 for an SBR a few minutes ago. For anyone curious I will update how long it is currently taking. Another member told me he was seeing 30-45 days. I am about ready to see some spoils from all the cash I have put out just so I can have a smaller rifle...... :stunned:

Who's scruffy lookin'?

Anyone had an engraving done on the east side of Nashville or Lebanon area? I am ready to take mine in.

Hmmm. Maybe not. The guy at the booth made out like it was already out. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sorry but I won't be able to make that. Thanks for the offer though.

This is a VERY old post but I want to talk about it anyways.  :up:  My guess is that you won't find a clear cut answer to the question. The ATF likes it that way. When you have clear cut answers within their rulings and opinions  and all that we get something like the Sig Brace. They just love to leave gray area's open to interpretation (theirs not ours).

Anyone catch the "new and improved" R51? I handled one and I must say I'd like to own one. Felt real nice in my hand and I'm sure carries like a dream.

I have been very interested in getting a .22 TCM handgun and was looking at the Armscor booth yesterday. They have a couple different versions of the 1911 in .22 TCM but also have a Glock conversion coming out for the Glock 19 around December. They already have one out for the 17. I have never had much interest in the .22lr but the TCM may be cool to have on the Glock platform.   Anyone have one of the 1911's?

Well I was able to handle alot of AR Pistols as well as sig brace equipped pistols and I can say without a doubt that I don't want one. :pleased:  I have decided to go ahead and just build a 16" rifle. I'd love to chat with you about it but I am not quite ready yet to start on the upper. I'm gonna do a little more research into different products and I may reach out to you then about them.

Well that sucks. I'm sure they were "lost".

I have to wait on my wife to get out of a baby shower so I'll get to swing by the range and sight in a rifle before heading to the show. Shooting and going to the show in the same day. Can't beat that! I'll probably go back tomorrow too after church. I contemplated going to the prayer breakfast but $40 is too rich for my blood.

It's funny but I imagine that my male Dachshund speaks like Stewey in Family Guy and I was reading all of these in that voice in my head.

Yeah I knew it was transferred as "other" but they just said something about a note. Maybe it's just in there system somehow. I didn't ask as I didn't really think it mattered.

Me either. I mentioned to Guns and Leather that I was going to build a pistol with it and it sounded like they somehow noted that on the forms. Not even sure if it's possible but it didn't hurt to tell them.

Man you literally never cease to amaze me. :up: Thanks for clearing that up a cavemanning it down for me haha. I'll just be sure to hang on to my rifle then while having a pistol. So this leads to another interesting question. Wouldn't any lower that has ever has a buffer tube attached to it be considered a pistol first then a rifle once the stock is installed? Unless of course you had the stock on it when screwing it on. Mainly just talking about stripped receivers and not manufacturer built guns/lowers.

I guess it's more of just a "just to be sure" kind of thing in my head. I do have the AR rifle so do have a legal use for a stock. I have plans to just put a rubber can tip of some type on the back then paracord over it. I'll then just take a picture or something showing that I actually built it as a pistol first.   I've had more than a few offers to go shoot someones blackout or SBR but just haven't had the chance to get to the range. I do appreciate all the offers though.       So can I run a 16" with a pistol length gas system? I'm gonna have an adjustable block on it either way.

Nobody?? You guys must all be at NRA. :pleased:

So I know this had probably been discussed eleventy times by now but I could find anything on it. I just received my lower parts kit  for my blackout build and am now deciding on a buffer tube. I am hoping to handle some guns this weekend at NRA and make a decision on whether or not I will SBR this build in the future. I am thinking I will just buy a standard 6 position buffer tube and wrap it in paracord. I think this would satisfy anyone that saw that as an easy way to quickly make an SBR without the wrap. If I don't care for the pistol configuration then I'll take it off and just make a standard 16" rifle build. If only the blackout got anything extra out of a 16" barrel this would be alot easier decision!   I guess I'm just looking for opinions and pictures of anyone that has done this before. I know it would be alot easier to just buy a pistol tube and change it out later but being the penny pincher I am I'd just like to buy once.   Just as a side not I'm really fighting the urge to do a 20" 5.56 build instead. :cool:

Looks like Hickok 45 in the right window of the bus.

LOL. ROTFLMAO.

down low. Sheesh  :rofl:

Equipment exchange probably.