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Harris and GG&G both have adapters to use Harris Bipods with a quadrail

fantastic

I think Ill get on the list. Just cant decide which to get. Indecision might get expensive.

Pay attention mister <lmao>

Tonight I noticed Brownells has these magazines for preorder, due in June. Anyone here on the list or plan on getting one?

fantastic

I gathered info from several barrel makers regarding break in. It's pretty interesting the different points of view. Check it out here

Ok I just looked at the FNP. Im interested but not with the Docter Optic. I most likely will walk into my FFL with a list and say "Whats available" ;D

Thanks for posting this

I have a Colt Sporter with that setup. Worked well since 1990

I believe member Tacblade is from that area

I think your handguard is an A2 or similar. Harris makes a sling swivel adapter HB #5 that can mount a bipod

Can I use that picture at one of my sites?

he he he I knew you would say that. Do you have an FNP?

Im currently on the fence between an HK45 Tactical or a Sig P220 Combat... Other suggestions welcome.

nice post man <thumbsup>

Wow....beautiful

<lmao>

can you take a nice clear picture for us

nice ..what is it

I read good things about this unit

By David M. Goldman on June 27, 2011 10:19 PM The ATF National Firearms Act (NFA) Branch is pleased to announce that as of July 2011, ATF Forms 1, 2, 10 and ATF Form 5320.20 will be assigned to a legal instruments examiner for processing according to the State of the applicant's address. The NFA Branch also will begin assigning ATF Forms 3, ATF Form 4 and 9 applications to examiners by the State of the transferor's address. Applications already pending at the time of the change will continue to be processed by the examiner to whom they were previously assigned. Historically, applications in the NFA Branch have been assigned to legal instruments examiners alphabetically based on the name of the transferor or applicant. A chart showing the new assignment distribution is below. The ATF expects this change in the assignment of applications to better enable NFA examiners to develop State law expertise and more knowledgeably and effectively respond to our customers during an era of unprecedented and ever increasing application volume. Please contact the NFA Branch at 304-616-4500 with any questions about this change. NFA Examiner Assignment Distribution (effective July 2011) Nicole Dudash -- IL, IN, OH, PA Chris Farris -- AK, CT, MA, ME, MI, NH, RI, VT Ann Feltner -- AZ, CA, NM, NV Jason Frushour -- CO, MT, ND, SD, UT, WI, WY Sara Jones -- LA, TX Albert Lamberger -- AL, FL, TN Dana Pickles -- DE, KY, MD, NC, NJ, NY, VA, WV Suzanne Santamaria -- GA, SC William Shipman -- AR, HI, IA, KS, MN, MO, MS, NE, OK Sandra Snook --ID, OR, WA Applications from the District Of Columbia and US Territories Will be Assigned to the Supervisory Legal Instruments Examiner

The AAC seems to be slighly better and doesnt have the first shot pop. The Osprey is more versatile. The AAC has a serialized tube which means if it gets dinged it's another tax stamp. AAC is full auto rated. Osprey maybe not. Osprey reportedly has better customer service. AAC has yet to reply to me. Osprey is cheaper and it's design doesnt interfere with sights. AAC Ti-Rant might be the best 45 suppressor to date. So what would you do <munch>

Here's a few to start.

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