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Posted: 8/5/2016 2:22:17 PM EDT
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Why not build the kit as a pistol first instead?
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Posted: 8/5/2016 2:48:37 PM EDT
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Why not build the kit as a pistol first instead? Sorry- I'm a recent return to AK's, so this is a PAP M92 pistol that I'm going to SBR. I'd like to install and pin a 7" fake can on, so I can mount a stock, then remove the fake can once my form 1 is approved. so it's already built, but IMO, it's near useless without a stock. |
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Posted: 8/5/2016 3:19:34 PM EDT
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U.S. Machine gun has them for around 60 bucks, the cheapest I could find.
If your in the market for a form 1 can you could always buy the pieces from SD tactical to make your own can and attach it "permanently" with no baffles. I'm not sure of the legality of it (you may have to tack weld the tube and end caps so you couldn't easily put baffles in), but it would kill two birds with one stone. When you decided to make your own can/got your paperwork back you would just have to dremal the tack welds off and throw 5 bucks worth of freeze plugs in the tube. |
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Posted: 8/5/2016 6:05:39 PM EDT
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Just wait for your stamp to come back. In order to comply with the law you'll need to drill through the combo FSB and into the barrel. Just doesn't seem worth it so you can put a stock on it for a little while before you get your permission slip.
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Posted: 8/5/2016 6:09:46 PM EDT
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If your in the market for a form 1 can you could always buy the pieces from SD tactical to make your own can and attach it "permanently" with no baffles. I'm not sure of the legality of it (you may have to tack weld the tube and end caps so you couldn't easily put baffles in), but it would kill two birds with one stone. To my knowledge the tube cannot be hollow. It would need to be solid or have a full length inner tube. Don't quote me on that, however. |
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Posted: 8/6/2016 1:07:45 AM EDT
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Buy one for $50'use it then resell it for $40.
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Posted: 8/6/2016 1:10:24 AM EDT
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To my knowledge the tube cannot be hollow. It would need to be solid or have a full length inner tube. Don't quote me on that, however. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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If your in the market for a form 1 can you could always buy the pieces from SD tactical to make your own can and attach it "permanently" with no baffles. I'm not sure of the legality of it (you may have to tack weld the tube and end caps so you couldn't easily put baffles in), but it would kill two birds with one stone. To my knowledge the tube cannot be hollow. It would need to be solid or have a full length inner tube. Don't quote me on that, however. That is incorrect. I am using a a extended 4 piece flash hider to bring my 105 to legal length. It can be hollow or solid as long as it brings it to length. |
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Posted: 8/6/2016 5:47:57 PM EDT
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That is incorrect. I am using a a extended 4 piece flash hider to bring my 105 to legal length. It can be hollow or solid as long as it brings it to length. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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If your in the market for a form 1 can you could always buy the pieces from SD tactical to make your own can and attach it "permanently" with no baffles. I'm not sure of the legality of it (you may have to tack weld the tube and end caps so you couldn't easily put baffles in), but it would kill two birds with one stone. To my knowledge the tube cannot be hollow. It would need to be solid or have a full length inner tube. Don't quote me on that, however. That is incorrect. I am using a a extended 4 piece flash hider to bring my 105 to legal length. It can be hollow or solid as long as it brings it to length. I'll have to look it up. I thought for sure I saw a letter on it. At the same time, letters don't really mean shit. So I guess the point is moot. |
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Posted: 8/6/2016 7:04:37 PM EDT
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Shouldn't be an issue with it being hollow so long as it doesn't have an end cap. Without one, it's basically a super long linear comp. With one it's acting as a garbage suppressor.
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Posted: 8/6/2016 7:40:40 PM EDT
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Seems like a terrible idea IMHO
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Posted: 8/6/2016 7:47:39 PM EDT
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That is incorrect. I am using a a extended 4 piece flash hider to bring my 105 to legal length. It can be hollow or solid as long as it brings it to length. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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If your in the market for a form 1 can you could always buy the pieces from SD tactical to make your own can and attach it "permanently" with no baffles. I'm not sure of the legality of it (you may have to tack weld the tube and end caps so you couldn't easily put baffles in), but it would kill two birds with one stone. To my knowledge the tube cannot be hollow. It would need to be solid or have a full length inner tube. Don't quote me on that, however. That is incorrect. I am using a a extended 4 piece flash hider to bring my 105 to legal length. It can be hollow or solid as long as it brings it to length. I think they are talking about a hollow can, not an open ended one. I *think* one of the .22 manufacturers got jammed up a while back because although the barrel went the length of the fake suppressor, there was like a minute gap at the exit end and ATF had a shit fit. But I could be wrong |
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