Ar15 pistol

[KBScobravert]

Get a tax stamp you cheap bastards!

Word. I have 2 in right now for SBR. It would/will be more once I get my checkbook in the mail.

$400 for the trust + $200 per rifle and then a year wait. I like my shorty pistol buffer, heh.

Makes me giggle.




Now, I am guilty of building my future SBR lowers as Pistols first.

[bigmuskie]

Any links to where you can buy this buffer kit? I would love to have that for my 7.5" when it comes in someday.

http://store.commandarms.com/products/SST1.html

[FATHERFORD]

Now, I am guilty of building my future SBR lowers as Pistols first.

I thought that is just how people did it.

That way you can still play with your gun until you get stamp.

[black2002ls]

What do you guys think about using a poly lower for a pistol set up?

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[VaderTT]

What do you guys think about using a poly lower for a pistol set up?

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Same as a poly lower for a rifle, I'm interested but I wouldn't buy one. Doesn't the bushmaster carbon-15 complete pistol use a poly lower?

[CJ]

[black2002ls]

I know the procedure is the same as far as regulations (hopefully I didn't misunderstand your post). I am wondering if there might be any draw backs to the poly lower on a "smaller" platform. I have a new frontier lower on its way to play with.

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[John -- '02 HAWK]

What do you guys think about using a poly lower for a pistol set up?

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I think it depends on the cal of round the upper is shooting (like a rifle). Since .223/5.56 tends to break poly lowers after some time around the stock's neck. I would consider a poly lower if it was a subsonic round or maybe a pistol type caliber to reduce the chance of a stress fracture in that area

[black2002ls]

I think it depends on the cal of round the upper is shooting (like a rifle). Since .223/5.56 tends to break poly lowers after some time around the stock's neck. I would consider a poly lower if it was a subsonic round or maybe a pistol type caliber to reduce the chance of a stress fracture in that area

I was planning .223/5.56 any specific lowers this is common with or has it been accross the board?

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[black2002ls]

I wish I could edit posts from tapatalk. What about .300blk I haven't done any research on it. Is it a decent candidate. I think I remember seeing it is a subsonic round, though I think it isgeared more towards suppressor use

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[Reefer Rae]

I think it depends on the cal of round the upper is shooting (like a rifle). Since .223/5.56 tends to break poly lowers after some time around the stock's neck. I would consider a poly lower if it was a subsonic round or maybe a pistol type caliber to reduce the chance of a stress fracture in that area

Is this first hand experience? I have mostly found people who have a buddy or heard about poly lowers breaking . Plumb crazy had some issues with inferior plastic in the beginning but most all issues have been resolved from what I'm finding . I researched for hours and the best advise I can give to the owner of a poly lower is don't run over it .

[Reefer Rae]

https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/archive/index.php/t-623324.html

Good reading.

[black2002ls]

https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/.../t-623324.html
Good reading.

Does it always take forever to load?

Got it to load finally. Looks like a lot of those guys beat the hell out of them with no failure.

[Venix]

From another thread:

I paid $350 for my trust

Was the $50 more too much? heh

Word. I have 2 in right now for SBR. It would/will be more once I get my checkbook in the mail.



Makes me giggle.




Now, I am guilty of building my future SBR lowers as Pistols first.

[Craizie]

from another thread:


Was the $50 more too much? Heh

burned.