He allegedly sold footage of bumpstock use to the media, was notorious for copyright strikes regarding the bumpstock footage, and is one of those "fuck you, got mine" types that thinks if the younger generations appease the left and scrap bumpstocks we'll get to keep some of what we have.
Americans are too fat to fight, so they just get angry until they forget about being angry and then they cope about how nothing changed.
Why fight and make a change when you could watch Marvel™ movie number 8675309 about gay trans lesbian bionical super xey/xer?
for a lot of them, especially the older ones and the silents, they grew up in a time where there was broad bipartisan support for a ban not only on "assualt weapons" but on pistols too. people don't understand that until the 80s-90s pistols bans were part of the conversation, CCW of all kinds was almost universally illegal and "assualt weapons", PDWs/SMGs etc were a rare sight and more often than not in the hands of criminal gang bangers. they were raised in a different time. im not excusing them but trying to give context.
Post-boomer generations grew up with firearms being a central aspect of popular culture. From Rambo to Call of Duty, every kid in the last 40 years has grown up and seen how cool guns are.
start with an H buffer, and be sure if you aren't buying a barrel with included gas system, that you stick with ones designed explicitly for .300 AAC Blackout. the gas port is a unique size, varied on barrel length, and typically uses a "pistol" length gas system. different manufacturers have different secret sauce recipes for the gas port vs barrel length ratio.
I can't touch @Club Sandwich on the technical stuff, but I will say that you need to be very diligent about paying attention to what you're feeding it if you already have a 5.56 AR. I'd take it far enough to have a set of mags that are explicitly marked (however you wanna do that) and keeping stuff very compartmentalized. I've seen multiple kabooms from trying to squeeze a .30 bullet down a .22 tube and it gets pretty explodey.
I noticed this. It seems to have gone over most people's heads.
It needs to happen ASAP. Isn't the NFA in direct conflict with the Bruen ruling? Regulation of so-called "short barreled rifles" and suppressors has no history or tradition preceding the passing of the NFA. Suppressors are particularly a wild thing to be regulated under the ATF's jurisdiction, seeing as they're not even firearms or explosive devices. You could make the same argument about SBRs too, since it's not the barrels themselves that are regulated, merely the accessories being attached to firearms with those barrels.
Clubby has you covered for build considerations (although don't forget he's a fed so he's out to get us).
Yeah, I'm aware of the spicy overlook. Outside of the mag I keep loaded up in my home defense AR I keep the rest of my mags unloaded and don't load til I'm at the range (outside of shit like the summer of floyd when I loaded everything up)
Suppressor platform is the plan with this build. My birthday is coming up next month and I plan on hitting up my local silencer shop affiliate. I'll definately give an update after a few hundred rounds suppressed and unsuppressed.
Thanks friend, but I ended up ordering a build kit with a pre-completed upper. I've had a stripped lower laying around for a while specifically for this purpose.
post groups and pics when it's ready. also you can get some cheap magpul mags and paint or dye them to tell the difference visually. for tactile differences i've seen people use different floorplates (ranger plates = 5.56, nothing = range mag with cheap .223, floor plate with a pattern or lip you can feel = .300 blackout et c). that being said there's nothing stopping ammunition from getting mixed up, so a clean bench when loading mags and policing loose rounds is what i do.
Oh, I've got dozens of mags, I think I might do a tape band if I decide to use it for home defense, but I'm very fastidious when it comes to keeping ammo separated.
It depends on use case. If you just want to shoot at trash then PSA is okay. If you want a general purpose that works for outdoors and things that go bump in the night, always suggest building. If they're incapable of assembly, Ruger's ARs are decent and they can always upgrade from that.
That’s a funny way to spell LMT or KAC.
Yeah but then you can Jew tac it out with Star of David sights and curly sideburns for ambidextrous foregrips
