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Posted: 11/18/2013 11:07:34 AM EDT
Ready to hand them over for issue.
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B-B-B-ut, it's a dead round.
lol Yeah, baby, looks good. H just sold a Fed agency a good bit of ARP rifles, DEA I believe. The Federal / Saudi contract , and development of the XM68GD and it's total production numbers are making the 6.8 a much easier chambering to adopt now for LEO and the like. We will see much, much more of it. |
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I don't have a problem with the cops having any sort of weapon, as long as the citizens are able to own the same thing without restriction.
If they own them , we own , them etc, we're on an even playing field, and actually favoring us. They have the arrest powers and the like, the judges, and a badge to hide behind ( if they're bad cops or the force turns against the people ), but the people have numbers, and cops can't be everywhere at once. So it really favors us so long as all can have access. |
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I don't have a problem with the cops having any sort of weapon, as long as the citizens are able to own the same thing without restriction. This. "If, by law, I as a law abiding non-restricted citizen cannot posses it - they shall not be allow to have it either," has always been my legal position as it relates to LEO load out. |
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This. "If, by law, I as a law abiding non-restricted citizen cannot posses it - they shall not be allow to have it either," has always been my legal position as it relates to LEO load out. Quoted:
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I don't have a problem with the cops having any sort of weapon, as long as the citizens are able to own the same thing without restriction. This. "If, by law, I as a law abiding non-restricted citizen cannot posses it - they shall not be allow to have it either," has always been my legal position as it relates to LEO load out. +1. LEO's are civilians, not military, and should be bound by the same restrictions as such. |
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+1. LEO's are civilians, not military, and should be bound by the same restrictions as such. Quoted:
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I don't have a problem with the cops having any sort of weapon, as long as the citizens are able to own the same thing without restriction. This. "If, by law, I as a law abiding non-restricted citizen cannot posses it - they shall not be allow to have it either," has always been my legal position as it relates to LEO load out. +1. LEO's are civilians, not military, and should be bound by the same restrictions as such. 
Y'all can have the same exact rifles. |
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I don't have a problem with the cops having any sort of weapon, as long as the citizens are able to own the same thing without restriction. This. "If, by law, I as a law abiding non-restricted citizen cannot posses it - they shall not be allow to have it either," has always been my legal position as it relates to LEO load out. +1. LEO's are civilians, not military, and should be bound by the same restrictions as such.
Y'all can have the same exact rifles. Yeah... after jumping through the "restricted" SBR hoops.
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What are the paddles on the right hand side of the recievers? Secondary bolt releases? Correct. Ambi bolt hold/release. They look ambiawesome. I've never seen one integrated into the forging like that. |
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+1. LEO's are civilians, not military, and should be bound by the same restrictions as such. Quoted:
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I don't have a problem with the cops having any sort of weapon, as long as the citizens are able to own the same thing without restriction. This. "If, by law, I as a law abiding non-restricted citizen cannot posses it - they shall not be allow to have it either," has always been my legal position as it relates to LEO load out. +1. LEO's are civilians, not military, and should be bound by the same restrictions as such. But they're not. |
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I don't have a problem with the cops having any sort of weapon, as long as the citizens are able to own the same thing without restriction. This. "If, by law, I as a law abiding non-restricted citizen cannot posses it - they shall not be allow to have it either," has always been my legal position as it relates to LEO load out. +1. LEO's are civilians, not military, and should be bound by the same restrictions as such.
Y'all can have the same exact rifles. Really? Everyone can own a SBR? Let alone a new semi-auto rifle? Fact is you have to be special enough to own certain "toys" (legally). |
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^^^ If, by special, you mean everyone that lives in a top right quadrant green state (admittedly old map). Unfortunately, I'm a "grandfather" behind enemy lines in CT given that I'm stuck with my current lowers / can't get a Six8. http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l154/mikecleonard/StateNFALawMap.png I believe your map is incorrect, when did SBR's become legal in Iowa? |
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^^^ If, by special, you mean everyone that lives in a top right quadrant green state (admittedly old map). Unfortunately, I'm a "grandfather" behind enemy lines in CT given that I'm stuck with my current lowers / can't get a Six8. Even the states that allow SBRs, Suppressors, etc still require their sheeple to fill out a form, pay a tax, and then wait on someone to sign off on it. Police don't have to worry about these bullshit laws. |
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Even the states that allow SBRs, Suppressors, etc still require their sheeple to fill out a form, pay a tax, and then wait on someone to sign off on it. Police don't have to worry about these bullshit laws. Quoted:
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^^^ If, by special, you mean everyone that lives in a top right quadrant green state (admittedly old map). Unfortunately, I'm a "grandfather" behind enemy lines in CT given that I'm stuck with my current lowers / can't get a Six8. Even the states that allow SBRs, Suppressors, etc still require their sheeple to fill out a form, pay a tax, and then wait on someone to sign off on it. Police don't have to worry about these bullshit laws. Yes they do... They don't have the 200 fee but they require stamps. every notice the top right hand corner of the stamp paper work, where the stamp sits when approved? |
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SBR is legal in IL and AL. |
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Quoted: Now that the big foreign contract is apparently fulfilled, when can we buy receiver sets, magazines etc? I do wish they'd make a 20 round version of the magazine as well. |
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Quoted: They look ambiawesome. I've never seen one integrated into the forging like that. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: What are the paddles on the right hand side of the recievers? Secondary bolt releases? Correct. Ambi bolt hold/release. They look ambiawesome. I've never seen one integrated into the forging like that. |
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I love these little guns. Glad to see things like ambi controls become standard, about damn time. Anyone know if these uppers will work on a standard lower or are they machined differently to accept those magazines?
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Yes they do... They don't have the 200 fee but they require stamps. every notice the top right hand corner of the stamp paper work, where the stamp sits when approved? Quoted:
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^^^ If, by special, you mean everyone that lives in a top right quadrant green state (admittedly old map). Unfortunately, I'm a "grandfather" behind enemy lines in CT given that I'm stuck with my current lowers / can't get a Six8. Even the states that allow SBRs, Suppressors, etc still require their sheeple to fill out a form, pay a tax, and then wait on someone to sign off on it. Police don't have to worry about these bullshit laws. Yes they do... They don't have the 200 fee but they require stamps. every notice the top right hand corner of the stamp paper work, where the stamp sits when approved? You are correct but until our transfers happen as quickly as theirs he has a point. To say a department doesnt have it easier would be disingenuous. |
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They only work together.
LWRCi has made the dimensions open source though, so anyone can make them. The thing is, you want the lower, it gives you the ability to load where the PRI mags are so far as COAL but with the PMags. Steel mags will be even better. This gun is just a tad bigger than the standard AR15, but smaller than the AR10. I do believe Dr. Chris Lucci ( HTR from High Tech Ranch ), member here, is a dealer. |
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They only work together. LWRCi has made the dimensions open source though, so anyone can make them. The thing is, you want the lower, it gives you the ability to load where the PRI mags are so far as COAL but with the PMags. Steel mags will be even better. This gun is just a tad bigger than the standard AR15, but smaller than the AR10. I do believe Dr. Chris Lucci ( HTR from High Tech Ranch ), member here, is a dealer. Clarify since I dont speak 6.8. Sounds like you are saying the PRI mags for a normal AR allow a longer COAL and this gun duplicates that with the proprietary pmag is that right? What is the COAL you guys are able to load? Would be nice just to get a receiver set from somebody. Somebody better tell MartyW to set up a 30 HRT with these things 
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Clarify since I dont speak 6.8. Sounds like you are saying the PRI mags for a normal AR allow a longer COAL and this gun duplicates that with the proprietary pmag is that right? What is the COAL you guys are able to load? Would be nice just to get a receiver set from somebody. Somebody better tell MartyW to set up a 30 HRT with these things Quoted:
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They only work together. LWRCi has made the dimensions open source though, so anyone can make them. The thing is, you want the lower, it gives you the ability to load where the PRI mags are so far as COAL but with the PMags. Steel mags will be even better. This gun is just a tad bigger than the standard AR15, but smaller than the AR10. I do believe Dr. Chris Lucci ( HTR from High Tech Ranch ), member here, is a dealer. Clarify since I dont speak 6.8. Sounds like you are saying the PRI mags for a normal AR allow a longer COAL and this gun duplicates that with the proprietary pmag is that right? What is the COAL you guys are able to load? Would be nice just to get a receiver set from somebody. Somebody better tell MartyW to set up a 30 HRT with these things The way the PRI mags are made, where the seam is, doesn't interfere with the bullet. It allows 2.305, but Most load to either 2.295-2.30 in the ARs. Factory ammo is generally 2.26. I think the P Mags allow 2.32 or 2.35 or something. A steel mag for that gun would allow more. |
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I love these little guns. Glad to see things like ambi controls become standard, about damn time. Anyone know if these uppers will work on a standard lower or are they machined differently to accept those magazines? You are correct but until our transfers happen as quickly as theirs he has a point. To say a department doesnt have it easier would be disingenuous. Quoted:
I love these little guns. Glad to see things like ambi controls become standard, about damn time. Anyone know if these uppers will work on a standard lower or are they machined differently to accept those magazines? Quoted:
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^^^ If, by special, you mean everyone that lives in a top right quadrant green state (admittedly old map). Unfortunately, I'm a "grandfather" behind enemy lines in CT given that I'm stuck with my current lowers / can't get a Six8. Even the states that allow SBRs, Suppressors, etc still require their sheeple to fill out a form, pay a tax, and then wait on someone to sign off on it. Police don't have to worry about these bullshit laws. Yes they do... They don't have the 200 fee but they require stamps. every notice the top right hand corner of the stamp paper work, where the stamp sits when approved? You are correct but until our transfers happen as quickly as theirs he has a point. To say a department doesnt have it easier would be disingenuous. He didn't say easier he said "Police don't have to worry about these bullshit laws." Which is false. I have 4 stamps, trust me I HATE the wait, and think it's crappy that they may get jumped to the top of the line or have their own examiner, but they still have to fill out the form, and wait for someone to sign off on it, before they can take possession. |
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He didn't say easier he said "Police don't have to worry about these bullshit laws." Which is false. I have 4 stamps, trust me I HATE the wait, and think it's crappy that they may get jumped to the top of the line or have their own examiner, but they still have to fill out the form, and wait for someone to sign off on it, before they can take possession. Quoted:
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I love these little guns. Glad to see things like ambi controls become standard, about damn time. Anyone know if these uppers will work on a standard lower or are they machined differently to accept those magazines? Quoted:
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^^^ If, by special, you mean everyone that lives in a top right quadrant green state (admittedly old map). Unfortunately, I'm a "grandfather" behind enemy lines in CT given that I'm stuck with my current lowers / can't get a Six8. Even the states that allow SBRs, Suppressors, etc still require their sheeple to fill out a form, pay a tax, and then wait on someone to sign off on it. Police don't have to worry about these bullshit laws. Yes they do... They don't have the 200 fee but they require stamps. every notice the top right hand corner of the stamp paper work, where the stamp sits when approved? You are correct but until our transfers happen as quickly as theirs he has a point. To say a department doesnt have it easier would be disingenuous. He didn't say easier he said "Police don't have to worry about these bullshit laws." Which is false. I have 4 stamps, trust me I HATE the wait, and think it's crappy that they may get jumped to the top of the line or have their own examiner, but they still have to fill out the form, and wait for someone to sign off on it, before they can take possession. They don't have to wonder if they will sign their own form They don't have the same wait They don't pay the money I say that's not even close to equal. Lets stop thread jacking and continue talking about these bad ass rifles |
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He didn't say easier he said "Police don't have to worry about these bullshit laws." Which is false. I have 4 stamps, trust me I HATE the wait, and think it's crappy that they may get jumped to the top of the line or have their own examiner, but they still have to fill out the form, and wait for someone to sign off on it, before they can take possession. Quoted:
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I love these little guns. Glad to see things like ambi controls become standard, about damn time. Anyone know if these uppers will work on a standard lower or are they machined differently to accept those magazines? Quoted:
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^^^ If, by special, you mean everyone that lives in a top right quadrant green state (admittedly old map). Unfortunately, I'm a "grandfather" behind enemy lines in CT given that I'm stuck with my current lowers / can't get a Six8. Even the states that allow SBRs, Suppressors, etc still require their sheeple to fill out a form, pay a tax, and then wait on someone to sign off on it. Police don't have to worry about these bullshit laws. Yes they do... They don't have the 200 fee but they require stamps. every notice the top right hand corner of the stamp paper work, where the stamp sits when approved? You are correct but until our transfers happen as quickly as theirs he has a point. To say a department doesnt have it easier would be disingenuous. He didn't say easier he said "Police don't have to worry about these bullshit laws." Which is false. I have 4 stamps, trust me I HATE the wait, and think it's crappy that they may get jumped to the top of the line or have their own examiner, but they still have to fill out the form, and wait for someone to sign off on it, before they can take possession. What's YOUR point? Seriously? The police don't have to deal with the same laws the sheeple do when it comes to firearms. It's not hard to understand. |
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^^^ If, by special, you mean everyone that lives in a top right quadrant green state (admittedly old map). Unfortunately, I'm a "grandfather" behind enemy lines in CT given that I'm stuck with my current lowers / can't get a Six8. http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l154/mikecleonard/StateNFALawMap.png So basically if you live in Hawaii, Illinois, or New York your screwed... Ill stay in TX 
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So basically if you live in Hawaii, Illinois, or New York your screwed... Ill stay in TX Quoted:
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^^^ If, by special, you mean everyone that lives in a top right quadrant green state (admittedly old map). Unfortunately, I'm a "grandfather" behind enemy lines in CT given that I'm stuck with my current lowers / can't get a Six8. http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l154/mikecleonard/StateNFALawMap.png So basically if you live in Hawaii, Illinois, or New York your screwed... Ill stay in TX IL is ok for SBR now (since Jan 1 2013). |
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Quoted: B-B-B-ut, it's a dead round. lol Yeah, baby, looks good. H just sold a Fed agency a good bit of ARP rifles, DEA I believe. The Federal / Saudi contract , and development of the XM68GD and it's total production numbers are making the 6.8 a much easier chambering to adopt now for LEO and the like. We will see much, much more of it. |
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