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- Feb 28, 2013
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That still should be an easy fix for a shop that does smithing and might want to sell those, like perhaps Scott's.
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That still should be an easy fix for a shop that does smithing and might want to sell those, like perhaps Scott's.
Id rather have what Scotts can do with the 18" version and can live with a muzzle break.
As noted above Ill take rifled barrel over longer flashider anyday.
rob-cubed
In need of moderation
Which company will do a trigger job? And is it a good trigger job? I really haven't done much research into options.
The Tavor is my first bullpup and while there's a lot to like about it, the trigger absolutely sucks. It's also a noticeably heavy rifle for it's size, but nearly all Israeli-designed firearms are over-built. I guess with the chamber next to your cheek, better safe than sorry. It does balance very well in spite of its weight.
We got one, it didn't feel or look that unwieldy compared to how it is supposed to, though the MD changes definitely DON'T make it a better rifle.
The brake is indeed removable, so it had to be blind pinned to be sold in MD, but that isn't all that difficult.
The brake is indeed removable, so it had to be blind pinned to be sold in MD, but that isn't all that difficult.
Timney has a drop-in replacement shipping, and Geissele has one coming soon.
ken792
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Is silver soldering or tack welding to the barrel acceptable too?
Kingjamez
Gun Builder
High temp silver soldering is acceptable, as is a 1/2 circumference fusion weld. Of all the options though, I think pin/weld is the easiest and least intrusive.
-Jim
ken792
Ultimate Member
Is there any legal requirement that it has to permanent? Is it an ATF thing on how OAL is measured?
It's an ATF regulation, anyways. The MSP says that's the standard they're going to use, so that's the standard. Law does not specify one way or the other, so the ball is in their court.
- Feb 4, 2013
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It depends.
There are ATF documents that show OAL is measured with removable muzzle devices, while barrel length is only with permanently installed muzzle devices.
https://www.atf.gov/files/publications/download/p/atf-p-5320-8/atf-p-5320-8-chapter-2.pdf
However there is an ATF letter that states that OAL is with only permanently installed muzzle devices.
http://myemail.constantcontact.com/...odels.html?soid=1102126238606&aid=qyUbbtawIBU
I was interested in this up until reading that... is this really on the MD version?
Derp. that is a CA post.
Derp. that is a CA post.
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That is a CA compliant not MD, check the link again!
newq
101st Poptart Assault BSB
I like the look of these rifle however i have to ask how sturdy is the action of these rifles? Is there secondary protection around the receiver? I mean we have all seen AR's or glocks blow up at the receiver for one malfunction or another. Is there steel around the receiver to help protect the shooter should a receiver get caught up in a catastrophic malfunction such as a squib load ? I dunno if it is all just polymer casing around the receiver.
This is not accusing the firearm of being at fault but more of a precautionary measure with the action being so close to ones body.
This is not accusing the firearm of being at fault but more of a precautionary measure with the action being so close to ones body.
Gmercury2000
Ultimate Member
Lol they put golf ball launchers on them. Their not pinned or welded though. I know a couple employees who refuse to sell them due to that fact.
PowPow
Where's the beef?
He's probably referring to triggerwork.net Whatever you do, DO NOT cheap out and have Bill work on your trigger pack. I had a terrible experience with him on his work on my HK USP.
Timney is having issues with light primer strike and Geiselle is still on BO. I was on the list for the ShootingSight trigger and I just received mine today. I bought the one with aluminum housing pictured below which cost $325 shipped. There is also one with Delrin housing for $10 cheaper. Took my Tavor 9mm to On Target and it was as good as my 2 stage AR triggers.
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