[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Picture thread: Two stamp guns (Page 1 of 3)
Posted: 8/18/2015 4:34:55 PM EDT
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Enough doom and gloom. Picture thread featuring two-stamp guns!
Ready? Go 
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nvm pretty rifle |
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Quoted: nvm pretty rifle Spikes sells a lower with the FA marking but without the 3rd hole. I have a couple of them.
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nvm pretty rifle probably just markings, not actual F/A |
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Quoted: Spikes sells a lower with the FA marking but without the 3rd hole. I have a couple of them. Quoted: Spikes sells a lower with the FA marking but without the 3rd hole. I have a couple of them. |
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Spikes sells a lower with the FA marking but without the 3rd hole. I have a couple of them. Quoted:
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nvm pretty rifle Spikes sells a lower with the FA marking but without the 3rd hole. I have a couple of them. Most Spikes lowers are made that way, both mine are. Not sure what's the point. |
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Most Spikes lowers are made that way, both mine are. Not sure what's the point. Quoted:
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nvm pretty rifle Spikes sells a lower with the FA marking but without the 3rd hole. I have a couple of them. Most Spikes lowers are made that way, both mine are. Not sure what's the point. Coolness factor, or to egg on nanniers. |
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Would an SBR'd MG be just one stamp? It depends. If you had an RDIAS as the gun wouldn't need to be an SBR if it had the RDIAS installed as well as a short barrel. If the RDIAS was switched into to another AR rifle then the first rifle would need to be an SBR as its no longer an MG. PS fuck the ATF. |
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It depends. If you had an RDIAS as the gun wouldn't need to be an SBR if it had the RDIAS installed as well as a short barrel. If the RDIAS was switched into to another AR rifle then the first rifle would need to be an SBR as its no longer an MG. PS fuck the ATF. no, well, kinda.... the RDIAS would have it's own stamp. any receiver that has a SBR upper mounted to it must have a stamp. any MG must have it's own stamp. If your MG was originally built and registered with a barrel longer than 16" then you can't just throw a 14" barrel on it and let it go. you have to also register your MG lower on a form 1 to build it into an SBR. FYI, most of the pictures in this thread are of rifles with 1 stamp.. the suppressor is stamped by itself and therefore not a part of the rifle (so technically........) |
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Yeah I got fever brain going on or something. I made the post then instantly thought, Third pin is missing. Quoted:
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nvm pretty rifle Spikes sells a lower with the FA marking but without the 3rd hole. I have a couple of them. That would make it a three stamp gun. 
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9mm, 300blk, and .22lr. <a href="http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Chrissopher/media/6stamps_zpssuhwgckv.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v108/Chrissopher/6stamps_zpssuhwgckv.jpg</a> CHRIS After reading some of Matthew Bracken books, I always thought a Contender like this in 223 would be cool........but so would one in 45-70 |
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<a href="http://s578.photobucket.com/user/DeltaBF2s/media/Mobile%20Uploads/image_188.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i578.photobucket.com/albums/ss227/DeltaBF2s/Mobile%20Uploads/image_188.jpg</a> So, if you get a stamp for a short barrel, you can have multiple short barreled uppers for that one lower? |
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Quoted: Doesn't the sear get a stamp, or does that also allow SBR automatically? I don't own one. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: That would make it a three stamp gun. Huh? MG + suppressor is two stamps. Doesn't the sear get a stamp, or does that also allow SBR automatically? I don't own one. No barrel length requirement with MG. If the sear is removable and you want to keep the short barrel, then yes it's a 3 stamper as you'll need to also register it as an SBR. |
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No barrel length requirement with MG. If the sear is removable and you want to keep the short barrel, then yes it's a 3 stamper as you'll need to also register it as an SBR. Quoted:
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That would make it a three stamp gun.
Huh? MG + suppressor is two stamps. Doesn't the sear get a stamp, or does that also allow SBR automatically? I don't own one. No barrel length requirement with MG. If the sear is removable and you want to keep the short barrel, then yes it's a 3 stamper as you'll need to also register it as an SBR. yup, you dont stamp the sear unless it's a DIAS, which a manufactured machine gun doesn't need. |
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Enough doom and gloom. Picture thread featuring two-stamp guns! Ready? Go http://i290.photobucket.com/albums/ll241/ppcseniortrip/five.jpg ...but but but! I live in CA so this is still a doom and gloom thread - in spite of my SIG Brace. A.W.D. |
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http://lh3.googleusercontent.com/XR3SEw3ktiDYNaZgJ5GQ3p0G0F30lPUU7Lbt3iThJrw=w1433-h806-no ETA: Looks like I'm the only F1 suppressor to show up so far 
Didn't realize it was a race. This was prior to coating the brake. I'll probably bust out few more tomorrow. 
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Winner! |
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no, well, kinda.... the RDIAS would have it's own stamp. any receiver that has a SBR upper mounted to it must have a stamp. any MG must have it's own stamp. If your MG was originally built and registered with a barrel longer than 16" then you can't just throw a 14" barrel on it and let it go. you have to also register your MG lower on a form 1 to build it into an SBR. FYI, most of the pictures in this thread are of rifles with 1 stamp.. the suppressor is stamped by itself and therefore not a part of the rifle (so technically........) Quoted:
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It depends. If you had an RDIAS as the gun wouldn't need to be an SBR if it had the RDIAS installed as well as a short barrel. If the RDIAS was switched into to another AR rifle then the first rifle would need to be an SBR as its no longer an MG. PS fuck the ATF. no, well, kinda.... the RDIAS would have it's own stamp. any receiver that has a SBR upper mounted to it must have a stamp. any MG must have it's own stamp. If your MG was originally built and registered with a barrel longer than 16" then you can't just throw a 14" barrel on it and let it go. you have to also register your MG lower on a form 1 to build it into an SBR. FYI, most of the pictures in this thread are of rifles with 1 stamp.. the suppressor is stamped by itself and therefore not a part of the rifle (so technically........) Say what? |