Recent content by ScottS

And it's an urban legend that just won't die

I saw that posted on NES and knew it wouldn't last long. Nice score. Since the barrel has lost it's "collectability," you could send it to Rose Action Sports for a thread-in choke and front sight bead. I did that with a Rem Mod 11 someone had chopped the barrel on, and now I have a very...

I went with a Rem 870. Using the factory 14" barrel, I can add a one-round mag extension, and it handles like a dream. I had the barrel engraved, rather than the receiver, and when needed, I just swap the 26" barrel back in and I'm a totally incognito Title I gun.

I think HRnightmare's fingers got ahead of him, and he meant to type "suppressors," in keeping with the thread.

A gas-buster charging handle is cheaper/easier than messing with the gas block. More effective, too.

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Well, your quote was specifically about the name, so... But, on the bright side, only twice isn't bad.

This makes twice, then. This has been beat to death, or so I thought. The 1/6" requirement is for the serial number only. Here's Chapter, and Verse, brought to you by the ATF Handbook and 27 CFR 479.102:

Gosh, Mike, I hope it doesn't say "Revokable."

Right, but I think Willie's point is that it's not an obviously marked (defaced) lower. You can shoot it in an SBR configuration with a properly engraved upper, but then put it back into pristine-looking SP-1 configuration for "everyday" wear. Kind of a "stealth" SBR. Plus, if you ever decide...

This isn't hard at all. 1. Buy an AR15, complete, in your state. Dealer or private sale, doesn't matter. 2. Either establish a trust, and efile your Form 1, "Application to Make and Register a Firearm," or go the traditional paper route and get finger prints, CLEO sign-off, etc. and then...

Fish gotta swim, bees gotta buzz, and people who don't know what they're talking about gotta pass more bad info on the 'net. [CITE: 27CFR479.102] [Page 188-189] TITLE 27--ALCOHOL, TOBACCO PRODUCTS AND FIREARMS CHAPTER II--BUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, FIREARMS, AND EXPLOSIVES, DEPARTMENT OF...

I SO need to get this engraved on my next lower.

Hmmm...isn't Purple Power highly corrosive to aluminum?

We'll have to agree to disagree here. See how much more respectful that comment is than this one: Which is, frankly, beneath what I'd expect from a Moderator on The High Road.