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Posted: 11/8/2016 5:17:58 PM EDT
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Ares SCR
Ruger Mini 14 Saiga SKS KelTec SU16 |
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Posted: 11/8/2016 5:33:50 PM EDT
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thats the pretty accurate list
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Posted: 11/8/2016 6:59:28 PM EDT
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Not really interested in those. I just want a barrel that isn't threaded or pinned with a muzzle break/flash hinder and the goofy looking stock.
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Posted: 11/8/2016 7:33:33 PM EDT
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Windham
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Posted: 11/8/2016 8:30:18 PM EDT
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Anderson Rifles
Palmetto State Armory Watch around the "clearance" or "Sale" as the featureless stuff is often discounted. CMMG had a bunch of thread-less barrels at Knob Creek for cheap, but you'd have to call and talk to someone that was there. 
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Posted: 11/9/2016 12:42:05 AM EDT
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Got my barrel from stag. I think i paid about $170.
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Posted: 11/12/2016 8:19:28 AM EDT
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Not really interested in those. I just want a barrel that isn't threaded or pinned with a muzzle break/flash hinder and the goofy looking stock. What's the deal with muzzle brakes, legal or not? Is pinning & welding a thread protector/fake flash hider an acceptable method of covering threads on a barrel with our SAFE Act overlords? God this state is fubar! |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 12:11:38 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: What's the deal with muzzle brakes, legal or not? Is pinning & welding a thread protector/fake flash hider an acceptable method of covering threads on a barrel with our SAFE Act overlords? God this state is fubar! Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Not really interested in those. I just want a barrel that isn't threaded or pinned with a muzzle break/flash hinder and the goofy looking stock. What's the deal with muzzle brakes, legal or not? Is pinning & welding a thread protector/fake flash hider an acceptable method of covering threads on a barrel with our SAFE Act overlords? God this state is fubar! It is as simple as any semiauto that accepts a detachable mag that has one "evil" feature is considered an assault weapon under unsafe. And yes, everything is considered an evil feature.  |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 12:29:41 PM EDT
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i It is as simple as any semiauto that accepts a detachable mag that has one "evil" feature is considered an assault weapon under unsafe. And yes, everything is considered an evil feature.
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Not really interested in those. I just want a barrel that isn't threaded or pinned with a muzzle break/flash hinder and the goofy looking stock. What's the deal with muzzle brakes, legal or not? Is pinning & welding a thread protector/fake flash hider an acceptable method of covering threads on a barrel with our SAFE Act overlords? God this state is fubar!
I understand this, what I'm asking is are the old acceptable methods of silver solder/pinning welding over barrel threads ok or do you have to cut the threads off & crown the muzzle to be legal under SAFE? Also didn't that judge who screwed us by upholding SAFE say something about breaks (brakes spelled incorrectly)? |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 1:38:13 PM EDT
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I understand this, what I'm asking is are the old acceptable methods of silver solder/pinning welding over barrel threads ok or do you have to cut the threads off & crown the muzzle to be legal under SAFE? Also didn't that judge who screwed us by upholding SAFE say something about breaks (brakes spelled incorrectly)? Exactly. Do you want to risk your freedom because of a misspelling? Muzzle brakes are no bueno. IMO only. |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 2:48:06 PM EDT
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Exactly. Do you want to risk your freedom because of a misspelling? Muzzle brakes are no bueno. IMO only. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I understand this, what I'm asking is are the old acceptable methods of silver solder/pinning welding over barrel threads ok or do you have to cut the threads off & crown the muzzle to be legal under SAFE? Also didn't that judge who screwed us by upholding SAFE say something about breaks (brakes spelled incorrectly)? Exactly. Do you want to risk your freedom because of a misspelling? Muzzle brakes are no bueno. IMO only. First off, I understand these are only opinions, not legal advice, What to do with a preban barrel, is a pinned & welded thread protector ok? Or do the threads have to come off? |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 4:47:48 PM EDT
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First off, I understand these are only opinions, not legal advice, What to do with a preban barrel, is a pinned & welded thread protector ok? Or do the threads have to come off? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I understand this, what I'm asking is are the old acceptable methods of silver solder/pinning welding over barrel threads ok or do you have to cut the threads off & crown the muzzle to be legal under SAFE? Also didn't that judge who screwed us by upholding SAFE say something about breaks (brakes spelled incorrectly)? Exactly. Do you want to risk your freedom because of a misspelling? Muzzle brakes are no bueno. IMO only. First off, I understand these are only opinions, not legal advice, What to do with a preban barrel, is a pinned & welded thread protector ok? Or do the threads have to come off? 2nd circuit said the misspelling was irrelevant. Any Device is a feature. You would need to permenatly attach a thread cap. OR get a Target crowned barrel. |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 10:39:29 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: 2nd circuit said the misspelling was irrelevant. Any Device is a feature. You would need to permenatly attach a thread cap. OR get a Target crowned barrel. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I understand this, what I'm asking is are the old acceptable methods of silver solder/pinning welding over barrel threads ok or do you have to cut the threads off & crown the muzzle to be legal under SAFE? Also didn't that judge who screwed us by upholding SAFE say something about breaks (brakes spelled incorrectly)? Exactly. Do you want to risk your freedom because of a misspelling? Muzzle brakes are no bueno. IMO only. First off, I understand these are only opinions, not legal advice, What to do with a preban barrel, is a pinned & welded thread protector ok? Or do the threads have to come off? 2nd circuit said the misspelling was irrelevant. Any Device is a feature. You would need to permenatly attach a thread cap. OR get a Target crowned barrel. Anything is a feature under unsafe. A pinned thread protector would be sufficient. |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 11:52:20 PM EDT
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Posted: 11/16/2016 2:34:38 PM EDT
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All I've done is used permanent loctite on thread protectors. Use smooth versions, so they blend in better. Can't take them off without torching them first.
Stocks... Either the Thordsen stock (ugly stick):  Or use the Spur grip and finger hook trigger guard with an A2 (or other) stock:  I've also covered up the bayo lug with a (perm loctite) rail piece, too, or just use a plain gas block. |
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