Robocop1051

They haven’t gotten that specific yet. It’s not a specific part that has to be a specific length. It’s the entire firearm, in its most compact configuration, measured in a linear length. It used to be that the unfolded stock was ok to measure from. Then ATF arbitrarily made the decision to measure with the stock folded.

It made the shockwave too short. It only measured 24”, so I had to add the +1 tube with the standoff tip. Now it’s 26.2” again. and you can take a decent core sample if needed.

Very soon. the handloop fits. I just need to make a new adapter.

Since I already fu$&ed up the surprise... here’s the new billet aluminum railed stock adapter, and a billet aluminum handloop, with picatinny mount

I fu$@ing did it!!! .50 BMG!! SEMIAUTOMATIC!! PISTON OPERATED!!! NONRECIPROCATING SIDE CHARGING HANDLE!!! Using (modified) Barrett M107A1 magazines!!! ONLY 19.5 POUNDS!!!! (In comparison to Barrett’s 29 lbs rifle)

@Cunuckgaucho, currently the receiver set is proprietary. I’m in the process of making the set match up to GII specs. I would like so find some realm of compatibility. Whatever I end up doing, I met up with CAN’s DND and RCMP last May. They want to see my rifles as unrestricted for CAN residents. I have a field of operations in Ottawa now, so I will be making a CAN version very soon.

I’m watching the round VERY carefully. This could be an EXTREMELY viable PDW design.

I’m interested to see if this reignites the cartridge or not. There’s already a cartridge contender in the market, the .22 TCM hosts the same payload, albeit slightly faster, in a shorter/fatter casing. This allows the new design to be loaded into preexisting frames and magazines. I believe there’s already several conversions out there and the .22 TCM 9R is the same length as a 9mm and uses the 9mm magazine. The .22 TCM is a legitimate .223 Remington short, built from the same casing.

It died on a snow highway up in Alaska.

@edgecrusher swears by minivans.

My rifle was similar. I had the dang thing bottomed out, and I could still drop the mag by barely touching the release. The Armalite piece made just enough difference for me. The longer/stronger spring helped too.

Try calling Armalite for the part.

I wouldn’t be surprised if AP copied the AR10A design.... or it may have even been AP’s design to begin with. if I remember correctly, AP used to make oem parts for armalite

I'm actually registered as an Olight dealer. If you guys get interested in any of these, let me know. I'll start stocking them or doing large group orders.

Here's a thread about a situation similar to yours...

I have to update this thread...

I like this VERY much

A 14” boner, to be exact!!

You're soooo wrong. An adjustable gas block + a Titanium/Inconel alloy muzzle device + 10 ounce tungsten hydraulic buffer + braided flat wire spring is definitely the answer... It has to be the ammo's problem!!!

I'm about to get intimate, in the biblical sense!!

I once diagnosed a catastrophic failure for a shooter. I came to find out that he had sucked up a CMMG roll pin with his shop vac, while cleaning his garage. Merely the proximity to the pin was causing issues. We dumped the vac waste in the neighbors garbage can, and were able to get back to shooting shortly there after. Unfortunately, his neighbor was not a gun owner, and contracted a rare and incurable disease. Apparently the CMMG curse turns fatal when it can’t attach to a firearm. The house was struck by lightening during dinner, and a comet landed on his car that night. Report said that God himself was pissed and cleansed the fuck outta that place. Moral to this story. Don’t buy CMMG or Trump will kill a puppy.

@beachmaster