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What happens to the ATF if they are "unable" or "unwilling" to return the 11,000 FRTs?

According to the highly scientific source of Wikipedia, a current M4A1 clocks in at 6.36 lbs while a M16A1 tipped the scales 6.37 lbs. But your sentiment is understood and appreciated, accessories on the platform all add weight.

Here's a non-registered magnum that went for almost 7K yesterday. https://www.gunbroker.com/Item/1059682856

Having the option is always nice. Would it be preferred by anyone that the right to do so be taken away from us?

I run 18 grains of 2400 with a 210 grain gas checked .310 bullet from Matt's Bullets. Similar load data to yours, all my Krags love it.

This. The JAG wasn't wrong, they were briefing what the brigade, or higher, chain of command's policy was put in place. You can engage any valid enemy target with any weapon you've been issued. That your chain of command from 1990 in KSA made a deliberate decision to restrain you from using...

I bought one of their blem H&R 635 pistols a few weeks ago. There was the tiniest of dings on the mag well where the anodizing was gone. I touched with a sharpie and saved $100. I've bought a few of their blem stripped lowers in the past and never seen a blem (cosmetic or otherwise) in them.

I have one of their M14 rifles and an AR15 upper. They are well built and very high quality pieces. They also stand behind their products and have great customer service.

https://www.politico.com/live-updates/2024/06/17/congress/bump-stock-senate-push-Democrats-00163760 It seems the Democrats are ready to ban these dangerous accessories now that those evil originalists on the Supreme Court weighed in.

M2 I believe. One was pulled from service less than 10 years ago during an depot overhaul as it had a 1920-something serial number. They decided to stick it in a museum instead of keep it in an arms room of a MTOE unit.

The Army Special is like the guy who "almost joined up" but didn't.

To celebrate I took a couple of old girls out and burned up some Autorim. I hope some of my other Army brothers found a way to say happy 249th.

If you wanted to use a M4, equipped with a Law folder for bayonet training, the buffer tube or receiver would break before the hinge does in either the folded or unfolded position.

That was my first thought that Winny was making these, but I dismissed it as the simpler answer was just packaging. Maybe the primer secrecy coalition has made their final move toward world domination?!?

I speculate if we hard ordered full 5000 count cartons of White River primers PV would have shipped them in that container. This is probably what they had available for shipping at the time. I should have taken a photo before I tossed the dunnage.

They emptied a Winchester cardboard carton out, inserted thier blocking and bracing in it, slapped a shipping and hazmat label on and dropped it in the mail.

Funny, my PV shipment arrived in a Winchester small rifle primer box too!

Then we enter the realm of because we want to and think it's cool.

A friend of mine had one of these several years ago and seemed to like it. I think he sent it down the road before he passed away. I remember Robinson running ads in Shotgun News all through the late 90s and early 2000s and they had several different models. I always thought they were neat

I have two AR pistols with Law Tactical folders and I think they are fantastic adapters. Some of the other AR side folding adapters aren't nearly as robust. My favorite of the two is a 10.5" with a brace. It fits into a Jansport backpack with a six mag bandolier in the pencil pouch. To say...