- Jul 29, 2014
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Newest fad(ahem...), building 9mm AR pistols and rifles.
11.5" barrel 5.56
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Newest fad(ahem...), building 9mm AR pistols and rifles.
The ATF changed thier minds again with respect to shouldering pistol braces. Makes sense to build pistols again.
Rockzilla
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Give that man a c..gar.
Still have some others to finish...but..
Warn your next door shooting person about noise they smirk, say go ahead, you light one up they pop their head up looking a little pissed, you warned them ... right?, Forgot to tell them 338 Lapua or 50... Oh my bad...and no haven't shot them indoor.
-Rock.
- Apr 25, 2017
- 1,645
I thought most ranges you could shoot up to 50 cal ?
I shot my 44 mag rifle at Heritage in Frederick, no problem
All the ranges I go to (msar, freestate, heritage) allow ar15. Freestate allows .308 only on thursdays and MSAR allows it anytime. I don't know about heritage's .308 policy though.
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- Apr 25, 2017
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.308 gtg at Heritage. From the RANGE RULES......... #14 No muzzle loading firearms, black powder firearms or calibers exceeding .44 magnum, .3o8, and 10 gauge are permitted on the range. See Range Operations Manager for any exceptions.
- Apr 25, 2017
- 1,645
What indoor range do you shoot that at ? Most won't allow magnetic projectiles and non magnetic 7.62x39 is cost prohibitive, if you can even find it.
I'd love to be able to shoot my Century Arms C39 locally indoors.
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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I don't think he meant 7.62x39 , that looks like a x51 .
But I'll call that 7.62 , and raise a 12in .45-70 with muzzle brake .
But I'll call that 7.62 , and raise a 12in .45-70 with muzzle brake .
I am sorry, what I guess I meant was that I only shoot it outside.
Yes, It is a 7.62X51. That .45-70 sounds like a BLAST!! LOL... sorry. Low hanging fruit.
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6.2 lbs. Dammit, I wonder why it's such a heavy pistol.Finished the build!
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Just got back from the range, me and gf are in love with this build. Light and accurate, the blast was alot less than I expected. We could not tell the difference of blast or sound from my 18 inch AR the kak flash can probably had something to do with it. My gf also noticed little no difference in recoil as well, I had the same conclusion.
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