NFA PICTURE THREAD!!!
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kimberkid
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2nd favorite 10-22 ... the only part that’s original is the receiver with Sparrow suppressor which also fits the MKII 22-45 pistol.
Another Ruger, the Charger 10-22, form1 suppressor, but what makes this one special is the Franklin Armory Binary trigger ... it’s my newest favorite! Just make sure you bring plenty of ammo!
Another Ruger, the Charger 10-22, form1 suppressor, but what makes this one special is the Franklin Armory Binary trigger ... it’s my newest favorite! Just make sure you bring plenty of ammo!
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I've been really thinking about a Franklin Binary trigger, can't figure out if I'd rather get on for one of my SBR AR's or my SBR 10/22.
I have a dedicated 22 AR upper, so I'd be able to shoot it with multi calibers.
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My experience with the AR Binary is they are more sensitive, at least to ammo there may be more factors like trigger, buffer & springs. My 10-22 just worked. With the other binary triggers I've got I've noticed the heavier the recoil and/or bolt the more difficult it is to stay on target ... but maybe I just need more practice and with ammo prices being what they are right now I've put off practicing with the 223 right now.
I've found the HK MP5 and the CZ EVO, while both shoot 9mm the EVO is much more difficult to keep on target due to the "rocking" induced by the heavy blow-back action of the bolt, but it does make ripping through a mag easier ... the MP5 stays on target better but the rate of fire isn't as fast ... again, this is just my experience and maybe I just need more practice.
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Jack Flash
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Would like one for my AR, 10/22, and CZ EVO S2, but in these times I'm hanging onto my 5.56, and 9mm ammo.
It would take me a long time to run out of 22LR.
kimberkid
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I like my 223 and 9mm, but I used to buy a bulk pack of 22LR almost every time I went to Walmart, and store them in ammo cans to keep dry and hopefully last for decades ... and I've thought for more than few years that I've got enough 22LR to not only get me through retirement, and enough for my grandkids (depending on how many grandkids I end up with) and depending on how many of them like to shoot, I might have enough set back for the great-grandkids to get started too ... but since getting the 22 binary trigger ... and since Walmart has quit selling ammo I'm not so sure I'll have enough to get through my retirement
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Who makes that 9mm bolt action? I very much want a bolt action pistol caliber rifle to suppress.
Dan Forrester
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It looks like an Armscor M22 rifle. These come from the factory chambered in .22 TCM. They are then re-barreled to 9mm by a gunsmith. If they were just offered from the factory in 9mm I think they would sell a ton of them. Not sure why they don’t offer this.
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Can I have the source of the orange upper keeper doodad clipped on that upper?
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Raven Concealment TopStop
https://rcsgear.com/topstop-ar-upper-receiver-cover
Even comes in colors!
Also from Brownells, and I am sure other places: https://www.brownells.com/shooting-...stop-ar-upper-receiver-covers-prod120065.aspx
https://rcsgear.com/topstop-ar-upper-receiver-cover
Even comes in colors!
Also from Brownells, and I am sure other places: https://www.brownells.com/shooting-...stop-ar-upper-receiver-covers-prod120065.aspx
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