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That was the reason for the discussion, what available media there is, clearly shows something that is not a barrel associated with the advertisement that says there is a barrel. But enough digging and one user from another forum said this: So it is a barrel, but they've decided to allow...

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Well that is good to know. And may explain why I can't locate any other pictures other than the stock ones they provide. I'm scouring through their SHOT videos over the years and so forth. But what you are saying clarifies why I see a lack of media. Sounds like I need to just obtain a an...

Joe that picture is the Gen 1 version, which has been replaced by then Gen 2 "coming soon" version. Why are you getting bent out of shape over some conversation? Im still searching for pictures or video that are not from CAA, good grief.

Further more, product description on places like Midway USA: Where is the "remove slide and change out barrels" step?

Google tells me Sig does use the same browing designed tilting barrel lock operation. Look at that picture of the G1 "civilian non-SBR" version. That "16 inch barrel" supposedly is encapsulated by the kit - it would have zero ability to tilt and locking if that was an actual barrel that goes...

Does the Sig system work like a Glock where it pulls back and tilts back when fired? I am having a hell of a time finding a picture of a Glock with a view of the front. If it is like the sig version, with NO ceiling clearance for the tilt there is no way that "barrel" is actually coming out of...

Sam I am asking. But while waiting for an answer, seems a could enough topic to bring up. joe, my apologies, the prices I saw were not the OEM website. But looking carefully, looks like the G2 is the newest generation, different body, some better features and design, I would hazard a guess...

Yes I saw the "threaded barrel" - but this makes no sense. $499.99 for the SBR version and $499.99 for the non-SBR version. They are tossing in a 16" threaded barrel and a kit with more polymer for the same price?

You linked to an SBR version. I don't understand your point. The images I showed are the ATF approved non-SBR versions. My point being the non-SBR versions are nothing more than the SBR kits with enlongated moldings to create a "shroud" and extend the length of the kit. So when the other...

And the G1 they had for years... Just to clarify, the SBR and non-SBR versions cost exactly the same thing, so I seriously doubt they are throwing in a 16" barrel under there to be nice guys.

Then can you explain this?

Take this kit: Then permanently affix this item to the opening: Tailor to meet the 16" barrel and 26" overall length measurements. There seems to be some gray area regarding attachments not technically attached to the barrel itself. I know the ATF uses the rod in the closed...

Before we even go public? :confused: We just got the second stage cooling system operating with consistency and have slated to move on to Gen IV development and now a new AWB or worse is looming. My whole company revolves around adding components to an existing rifle platform. Sure if...

I beg to differ. "All that evil needs to triumph is for good men to do nothing."

Vortex Optics. Something for everyone. /thread

Internally cooled rifle project, possibly consumer product we've been working on for about a year. You can see one of our other units in this thread: http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=683074

Once again; the items are not mine, but I did do the DuraCoating work for the owner. Here you go...

Not to sound silly - but even if the gas block is "tight" you need to make sure that the whole thing is align properly to the opening in the barrel.