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[Glock30]

and how did this all become about the money , ??? I'm sure he has a lot of money in his 9mm AR build , thought it was all about the diff options that are out for a 9mm rifle or carbine is what I thought we where talking about

If I wanted something besides an AR, I'd get it instead. There's something about having a build/variant that isn't on every gun store shelf and present in a lot of folks' gun safes.

Edited October 19, 2012 by Glock30

[ted]

Have you had any feeding problems with this setup and does the bolt stay locked back after the last round thanks

Edited October 20, 2012 by ted

[scoutfsu]

Ted, please......please try and format your thoughts into somewhat coherent sentences. I'm having trouble reading your posts.

[ted]

What ever

Edited October 21, 2012 by ted

[scoutfsu]

Did you just cut and copy this to a PM?

Guy, no one is pouncing on anything. It's all about putting out correct information or clarifying posts. My feelings weren't hurt when Dolomite corrected my F1/F4 comment. No one is attacking you.

Your unformatted wall of words is hard to decipher. If you're going to bother to post, can you please make it easier for us to read?

[ted]

This thread started out with the OP simply showing off his 9mm AR build. You questioned why he didn't just go with any of the various Glock conversions that you were providing links to. I was merely suggesting that instead of spending all of the money necessary to convert your Glock pistol to SBR/carbine configuration, you could buy the S2K and keep the Glock as-is. I was just tossing my ideas out there. Sorry for adding my 2 cents.

. I see your point that does make more sence sorry did not mean it that way , you are right that might have been a better option never thought of it that way. Title did say like glocks? Like 9mm ar's Edited October 20, 2012 by ted

[kwe45919]

That's a sweet build. One of these days....I just may go that direction. I'll definatly have to look into one of those lowers.

[50 cal]

I built up a 9mm AR and love it. Handled a DDLES built up 9mm AR. Their lowers are the cats meow. Wish they would have had them out when I built my mine up.

[Guest twpayne75]

And the above link is misleading as it says nowhere on the add about registering as an SBR, as it should. It does mention it in the "Review" though.........As you were.

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by war_elephant

on 11/24/2011

SBR

Yes, NFA rules apply anytime you add a shoulder stock to a handgun it becomes a SBR,you must register unless you like Federal Prison.

by tarawa1943

on 7/2/2011

Does purchaser need to register as SBR?

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[Guest twpayne75]

And you have a nice setup there. One of my favorite previous rifles was a 7.5" 9mm AR. Lots of fun. Unfortunately it was during the Clinton AWB days and Colt SMG mags were running about $135 each, when you could find them.

[Stegall Law Firm]

Tyler (Glock 30) recently sold me a 556 AR that he built, and it is sweet. He knows his stuff. Those 9 mils look awesome and I'm sure they run just as good.

[xRUSTYx]

Glock30,

Absolutely LOVE the build. The Double Diamond small glock receiver is on my short list.

Question if I may ... This: "YHM ramped bolt, machined to accept Glock magazines by Double Diamond"

Did you send DDLES the ramped YHM bolt, or is this the bolt they advertise here: http://www.shop.doub...ber-Bolt-BB.htm

Thanks! I hope to build myself a 9mm dedicated AR here in the next few months! It will be my first build, so I'm trying to get all my ducks in a row!

Edited November 1, 2012 by xRUSTYx

[Glock30]

Rusty, it's the one they advertise; I got it directly from them. Your best bet is to either build an upper (something I've yet to try) or attempt to buy an upper without a bolt. That way, you get the upper you want and drop the bolt into place.

The ready-to-go bolt from DDLES doesn't cost much more than a standard bolt, with none of the frustration.