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Smith & Wesson M&P10 18" w/ Eotech 512 - $1550
Unfortunate that the barrel isn't threaded, or I'd definitely buy it!- blodter
- Post #2
- Forum: Engage Armament LLC
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Bushmaster LE M4A3
A new paradox has been discovered... We're going to need Schrödinger for this one, because there's no way that it can be both a Bushmaster, and an HBAR! -
Aero Precision M5 .308 Complete 20" Rifle
I'm in the exact same predicament. I was going to get the M&P 10, but I figured I'd be getting a FF keypad rail and a PRS stock. From what I've read and heard, the M5 is a solid rifle; same goes for the M&P 10. I'd go for the 18" personally. Less weight and shorter length equals better... -
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threaded attachents and bad luck
Strange, I removed mine with a standard wrench.- blodter
- Post #4
- Forum: NFA/Class 3/Title II
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Guns you regret
Probably my Hi-Point 995. It's fun to shoot, but it's heavy, inaccurate, and fails to feed far too often. Plus the spring loaded recoil pad always pinches my neck upon firing in the prone position.- blodter
- Post #43
- Forum: Capital Region
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Making a Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 P
That's what I was looking for! I was unaware of that. Thanks! -
Making a Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 P
The Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 P is on the handgun roster. Would there be anything legal stopping me from cutting the barrel down on my 15-22 rifle and slapping on a Sig Brace and it being technically considered a 15-22 P? Or cutting off the faux buffer tube and cutting down the barrel on my rifle... -
range partners/buddies
I don't understand why everyone is being so rude to this guy... What little respect the non-shooting community has for the shooting community will be lost if you all keep acting this way towards people that are trying to get into this great hobby. I agree that it would be discomforting to take...- blodter
- Post #51
- Forum: Central Maryland
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M5 (.308) COMPLETE LOWER RECEIVER
I've read that you only really lose around 30 fps between a 20" and 18" barrel. In my opinion, a bit less weight and more maneuverability > 30 fps. The M&P 10 is a fantastic rifle, and I'll probably be getting one myself pretty soon. -
.50 BMG rifles, just because
I say go with the Anzio Iron Works 20mm. Go big or go home! -
What's YOUR next AR?
I'm probably going to put together an HBAR Aero Precision COP Monolithic rifle chambered in 5.56 in the next few months. I'm digging the integrated free floated hand guard on their upper receivers, and they've got some interesting ambidextrous lowers. Maybe if I start reloading, I'll rebuild it... -
Legal questions with building a multi-cal AR
Given that purchasing lowers in Maryland is legal again, I'm considering putting together an AR-15 styled rifle. I understand we can build pistols and HBAR rifles, so long as the follow the copy-cat rules and blah blah blah. I don't need any explanation on that, as it seems to get brought up... -
Range finder
I thought the same thing at first, but then I read "I'm in So MD so places around here would be nice".- blodter
- Post #5
- Forum: Outdoor Sports
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Range finder
If you've got an iPhone, there's a great app that finds ranges local to you that shows whether or not they are public or private. I believe it's called "Range Finder". If not, just google "shooting ranges around me", and a map should pop up. I'm not familiar with Southern Maryland, so I can't...- blodter
- Post #2
- Forum: Outdoor Sports