They're supposed to be IIIa so 5.56 would just go clean through, we'll see when I have them in person I'll try it with pistol calibers and record the results.
That anodized red is aaaaalmost tasteful
almost
I just cant stand colorful anodized parts. Maybe its tism, but I like my guns black and scary unless they're stainless or something like that. The only thing I have that isnt black or stainless is my DD m4 that I got for a steal but has this goofy cryptek cerakote. I might just pain that black.
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I considered getting the yellow furniture with my $100 coupon but they don't have a matching gold grip core plate so I passed on it. I quite like the small accents against the black and I agree that it slightly highlighting the mag release is pretty nice.
People are really defensive of their garbage 3d printed plastic lowers that barely work
That is a television program that says nothing that you claim
This is regularly admitted to, DEA admits Mexican DTO's and their agents operate on US Soil in various capacities. The government very publicly fucks up all the time, they admit they can't stop the flow of Glock switches.
You are literally using an episode of a television show to make a claim with no supporting evidence.
Nigga, Fraud by Somalians is real, there have been court cases and convictions and a current massive ongoing FBI investigation. You're claiming that Flips export illicit firearms across the globe that end up on the streets of America.
What others said plus X and /r/3D2A
It's not 2018 anymore, Cody Wilson isn't the only person printing lowers to 1:1 dimensions like a retard anymore. There's the UBAR, BUBAR, UBAR-X, Hoffman Super Lower and a few others. All can last thousands of rounds easily.
This isn't much of an issue. With common household tools like a heat gun and a drill, painter's tape, and some wood shims like popsicle sticks, you can make your own kydex or hybrid holster for cheaper than any quality holster out there even with the trial and error involved. Working leather takes a little more skill and special tooling though. If you're an open carry fag and need retention you're fucked.
That's gay as hell.
Depends. If you don't need a light and dot the M12 Bianchi is always there. You could also get the cheap ripoffs of the discontinued light-bearing version, I'd recommend stitching it and avoiding reliance on the velcro though.
Skill issue.
apparently it's even more complicated because the og jericho also used old tanfoglio witness dovetails, just a different sight design
Speaking of 3d printing if anyone has an EasyJig 3 for 80% rcvrs here are STL files for two add-on pieces that allow you to finish a full M16 pocket cut. Mill the rcvr with the jig as you would normally and when you're finished tap the two pieces onto the plate and use the included depth gauge to go back over it to enlarge to the M16 pattern. I don't remember where it originally came from.
When I first got into 300blk I thought it'd be a good idea to color-code my 556/300 uppers with a colored accessory like a mag-release button, charging handle, etc. Like something blue on my 300 uppers, something silver on the 556's... Good idea on paper, gayest shit ever in practice. I'll take my chances blowing my face off. Lit a few hundred on fire testing that theory.
I never realized these differences existed but my Jericho is a safe queen, it was the beginning of guns I purchased for aesthetics and not as a tool. I don't see the point in changing such things as sight dovetail type but it's definitely on the gunsmith to look stuff up.
My 300blk AR just has an ejection port cover that says 300 BLK on it and the mags I put 300BLK in have that stenciled on them as well.
That's what I went with too but as Murphy's Law dictates the first one I ordered with '300blk' in blue was entirely cerakoted blue because apparently I can't read.
3D printing ECM jigs for rifling barrels and reaming chambers is probably the biggest thing to come out of the 3D printing space for guns. Barrel internals has always been the bottleneck for homemade guns. Props to the guys who figured it out.
