This is why I don't really go to gun shows anymore. It's always a bunch of boomers trying to offload their overpriced bullshit on younger guys who don't know any better.
Last gun show I went to in December was 50% shitty homemade ARs with anodized colored parts and cheapo optics, 15% Turkish shotguns, 10% overpriced mil surp M1s/SKS/Mosin, 20% pistols, and 5% actually interesting/affordable shit.
The beef jerky is super hit or miss lately too. That said, I still like ARs, but there's no way I'd bother with a gun show even for parts, let alone a complete rifle.
An 80% lower isn't a firearm (yet), so from a (purely) legal perspective, no. That said, TSA is not known for hiring the brightest bulbs in the box, so be prepared for shenanigans.
The private sellers ironically have the better stuff on hand than the big vendors, but if I were to do a build of any type I personally peruse the internet for the components I actually want. Also yeah last time I went I bought a few snacks from vendors and there was a guy selling socks. He shows up almost every year.
I'm certainly interested. Looks strange with the angled hood, but I bet it's for profile recognition/marketing mostly.
While theoretically legal, I wouldnt take one in carry on.
In defense of SHOT show there is a probably a lot of meetings that go on between industry reps behind the scenes. It’s like that at any trade show. You get everyone in an industry together in one place so you can get all your major meetings with suppliers etc. done.
Oh look they built a CNC machine.
Another image of the alleged Eotech patent drawings, I'm starting to lean heavily into this being real as A2 has now produced three separate drawings and the optics are weird looking but not weird looking enough for them to be fake in my eye.
Sorry for the double post, I'm on mobile.
Well I believe some folks want to replace their dust cover to add like "You Fucked" lol and its a pain in the balls to attach the C Clip, otherwise everything is easy, just the C Clip.
Why are they shaped like they were trying to avoid a lawsuit from themselves?
Seems like the NGSW program might have required another batch of samples and they're trying to make money off the small production run.
that's an awful lot more than the unit price i was quoted for MSRP ($4999). i did put in an request for a dealer sample though, i'll see how that goes. the suppressor design is pretty interesting if nothing else.
