They're going to do it over, I think they punted it pretty bad.Looks pretty good to me.
I ordered about $400 worth of underwood hot 10mm ammo this week, and another 5 15rd 10mm glock mags for the new glock 40.
Why not get a completed 9mm AR style lower for about $200 plus shipping and FFL fee? - http://palmettostatearmory.com/blem-psa-9mm-dedicated-complete-coltc-style-magazine-lower-classic.htmlAnyone ever build a dedicated 9mm AR lower?
I've been interested in a small (maybe even SBR) 9mm style AR. I found a good price on a dedicated stripped 9mm lower but not sure what all parts I need for the lower for a 9mm version. I built a lower for a 5.56 AR several years ago.
The lower I am looking at is a Yankee Hill Machine for $139. Not sure if going this route would save money or not.
It's either that go for something like a CZ Scorpion EVO pistol and then SBR it later.
If you take your time and pick up stuff on sale or with free shipping, you can save a few $.Anyone ever build a dedicated 9mm AR lower?
I've been interested in a small (maybe even SBR) 9mm style AR. I found a good price on a dedicated stripped 9mm lower but not sure what all parts I need for the lower for a 9mm version. I built a lower for a 5.56 AR several years ago.
The lower I am looking at is a Yankee Hill Machine for $139. Not sure if going this route would save money or not.
It's either that go for something like a CZ Scorpion EVO pistol and then SBR it later.
I kinda wondered about that slide myself, and wether it was supposed to look like it had been kicked around on sandpaper on the floor.They're going to do it over, I think they punted it pretty bad.
Yeah, I was surprised when I unwrapped it, less happy with it today... they got excellent coverage, etc, and they're covering shipping, the owner called me when I emailed them, he said he had new employees, and has been having problems with their artistic skills.I kinda wondered about that slide myself, and wether it was supposed to look like it had been kicked around on sandpaper on the floor.
Yeah, I was surprised when I unwrapped it, less happy with it today... they got excellent coverage, etc, and they're covering shipping, the owner called me when I emailed them, he said he had new employees, and has been having problems with their artistic skills.
It is in writing. A judge ruled that the bullet button met the definition of a fixed magazine by the way the law was written, hence the new law that is causing the changes to the current legal magazine release. The Legislature sought to remove the bullet button exception. IOW, the bullet button is gone, either by going RAW (if allowed) or ARMaglok. The bullet button as is will no longer fit the definition.I'm familiar with the ar mag lock and such. I'll definitely be getting those.
There has to have been something in writing stating the bullet button meets the legal definition of a fixed magazine. Iirc the ATF is usually the agency that gives guidance in such matters.
If the CA DOJ really is to give guidance in two weeks it will be interesting to see what they say.
Im gonna be that guy and tell you to go for the CZ Scorpio. I think their pretty cool looking and I read they break down to a hand full of parts.Anyone ever build a dedicated 9mm AR lower?
I've been interested in a small (maybe even SBR) 9mm style AR. I found a good price on a dedicated stripped 9mm lower but not sure what all parts I need for the lower for a 9mm version. I built a lower for a 5.56 AR several years ago.
The lower I am looking at is a Yankee Hill Machine for $139. Not sure if going this route would save money or not.
It's either that go for something like a CZ Scorpion EVO pistol and then SBR it later.
I don't disagree with that if it is on safe. Enough people cant seem to grasp safe gun handling as it is that I am thinking they are going to forget to put it on safe or accidently take the safety off as they manipulate it. If you care to, with your rifle on safe, try chambering a round and then separating the upper and lower before you remove the magazine. I found it to very awkward to keep pointed in a safe direction.. And after you remove the magazine put it back together don't forget to eject the live round, all the while keeping it pointed in a safe direction.. I also can imagine someone forgetting to eject the live round after dropping the magazine. YMMVI guess I'm not seeing the (huge) risk of an accidental discharge if the rifle is on safe and you separate the upper. Obviously it's best to have an empty chamber.
That's a lot of firepower for a pistol. Let us know how they work out, I may grab a couple before the impending ban. I fully expect mags >10 rounds to be banned in the next few years. Hell, they're supposed to be confiscated in CA in a couple of months.I ordered some parts from midway to make my glock 40 problem solver be the solver of more problems. Kriss vector 45 acp mag extension that I am going to mod to make some 30rd 10mm mags. For reasons.
https://youtu.be/uQ8C0a7NXZ4
That's a lot of firepower for a pistol. Let us know how they work out, I may grab a couple before the impending ban. I fully expect mags >10 rounds to be banned in the next few years. Hell, they're supposed to be confiscated in CA in a couple of months.
You inspired me just picked up 3 mags for my FrankenGlock 20/21