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Damn 10 rounders are still out of stock. I hate NY
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I'm headed to the NRA Meeting next week. Do you think Smith and Wesson will confirm this thread or tell you that it's the Devil.
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Originally Posted By NotDeaf:
I'm headed to the NRA Meeting next week. Do you think Smith and Wesson will confirm this thread or tell you that it's the Devil. It's the devil...they will spout chapter and verse that it's not possible and will void your warranty, rip a hole in the space time continuum, make baby jesus cry, etc. |
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Originally Posted By Dog1:
Originally Posted By NotDeaf:
I'm headed to the NRA Meeting next week. Do you think Smith and Wesson will confirm this thread or tell you that it's the Devil. It's the devil...they will spout chapter and verse that it's not possible and will void your warranty, rip a hole in the space time continuum, make baby jesus cry, etc. Correct. No way would the lawyers let them advocate or even acknowledge the possiblity of doing this. |
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"A man who is good enough to shed his blood for his country is good enough to be given a square deal afterwards. More than that no man is entitled, and less than that no man shall have."
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Originally Posted By USMC6177:
Originally Posted By Dog1:
Originally Posted By NotDeaf:
I'm headed to the NRA Meeting next week. Do you think Smith and Wesson will confirm this thread or tell you that it's the Devil. It's the devil...they will spout chapter and verse that it's not possible and will void your warranty, rip a hole in the space time continuum, make baby jesus cry, etc. Correct. No way would the lawyers let them advocate or even acknowledge the possiblity of doing this. And not to mention, they want you to buy another M&P.. |
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Hansan: "This is a .30 caliber, gas operated, clip fed, semi-automatic rifle....."
Soldier: "Look, you ain't sellin it to me, you're only showing me how it works." |
Yeah, that's true... I'll skip the question to them..
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"When governments fear the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny." Thomas Jefferson
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This post is freaking awesome!! just got my barrel in: tested, works like a charm. Now waiting for my mags to arrive. A whole new caliber for under 200.00!
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I have an M&P 40 and a M$P 40c. For the full size, I have a Storm Lake conversion barrel, and for the compact, just a regular S&W 9mm bbl. The results?
The 9mm compact works 100%, gives pretty decent accuracy, with just a tad of horizontal wobble. Easily able to hold it on a 10" plate at 25 yards. The 9mm conversion from Storm Lake works 100%, but is on an entirely different level. I can tear one ragged hole with a 17 round magazine at 15 yards. Yes, these are at different ranges, with different model guns. However, at least for me, I am satisfied. Now that I have the compact bbl, I am going to buy a Storm Lake conversion bbl for it. But I am extremely happy with the Storm Lake barrel I do have. It is not only a conversion barrel, but a match grade one. You really do get what you pay for. I think everone who has a .40 M&P should get a 9mm barrel, and the S&W barrel is certainly the easiest and least expensive. However, if you do any sort of competition work, I would spend the extra bucks for a purpose-built conversion barrel. |
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Originally Posted By imortal: I am still waiting on my 9mm S&W barrel...I ordered in March from MidwayI have an M&P 40 and a M$P 40c. For the full size, I have a Storm Lake conversion barrel, and for the compact, just a regular S&W 9mm bbl. The results? The 9mm compact works 100%, gives pretty decent accuracy, with just a tad of horizontal wobble. Easily able to hold it on a 10" plate at 25 yards. The 9mm conversion from Storm Lake works 100%, but is on an entirely different level. I can tear one ragged hole with a 17 round magazine at 15 yards. Yes, these are at different ranges, with different model guns. However, at least for me, I am satisfied. Now that I have the compact bbl, I am going to buy a Storm Lake conversion bbl for it. But I am extremely happy with the Storm Lake barrel I do have. It is not only a conversion barrel, but a match grade one. You really do get what you pay for. I think everone who has a .40 M&P should get a 9mm barrel, and the S&W barrel is certainly the easiest and least expensive. However, if you do any sort of competition work, I would spend the extra bucks for a purpose-built conversion barrel. |
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Earlier, I said that even though I had a S&W 9mm bbl for my compact, I was going to buy a Storm Lake barrel. I left out the word NOT out of there by accident. I thank the OP for bringing this to my attention in the first place. When he did, I was in the process of saving up for a conversion bbl for my 40c. He saved me quite a bit of money.
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Hi guys great information, I can't wait to get a 9mm barrel. Has anyone tried using a full size barrel in a compact M&P ?
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Originally Posted By urBock:
Hi guys great information, I can't wait to get a 9mm barrel. Has anyone tried using a full size barrel in a compact M&P ? Yup. Had a 40c at the range a few weeks back and put the M&PL barrel in it to see if it would work. It sure did! Ive been useing my factory 9 threaded barrel in my 40 slide and have not taken it out since I got it. Ive shot around 1k or a bit over in the last couple months with it and it hasnt failed me 1 time. |
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Awesome thanks.
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I'm so glad this forum is open-minded about this. I did this myself back in December and got very negative feedback on the forums that I posted my findings on.
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Still waiting on my 9mm barrel from Midway. Ordered April 20th. The instock date has changed from May to June and now the end of July.
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Anyplace stock the OEM 9mm barrel for a compact? I really don't want to pay the Storm Lake price, or deal with fitment issues!
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I just got confirmation that my 9mm compact barrel has been shipped from Midway USA. I ordered it in April.
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Originally Posted By lead_chucker: I'm so glad this forum is open-minded about this. I did this myself back in December and got very negative feedback on the forums that I posted my findings on. That (negative feedback) seems odd to me. Anyway, welcome to arfcom. |
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Got to shoot my 40C with the 9mm barrel today. Just as reported on here the 40 mags hold open with one round left but the 9mm work perfectly. I had forgotten how I enjoyed firing off some rapid 9mm shots.
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I have seen older pictures of the 40 and 9 barrel and they had slight differences in profile. I have recently purchased a 9mm barrel and it is identical with measurements all most exactly the same.
Seem SW changed them abit. Anyone have more info on this? |
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Interesting thread. I have factory 9mm & 357sig barrels and Storm Lake .40 S&W & 9mm (their regular replacement barrel not the "conversion" barrel)
I have a set of dial calipers and came up with the following measurements: Dia. @ muzzle.... S&W 357sig .564"___ S&W 9 .563"___ Stm Lk 40 .565"___ Stm Lk 9 .565" Chamber ........... S&W 357sig .593" ___ S&W 9 .593" ___ Stm Lk 40 .594" ___ Stm Lk 9 .593" Hood.................. S&W 357sig .424"___ S&W 9 .396"___ Stm Lk 40 .424" ___ Stm Lk 9 .403" The major difference between the four is the width of the hood . |
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Originally Posted By ElrodCod:
Interesting thread. I have factory 9mm & 357sig barrels and Storm Lake .40 S&W & 9mm (their regular replacement barrel not the "conversion" barrel) I have a set of dial calipers and came up with the following measurements: Dia. @ muzzle.... S&W 357sig .564"___ S&W 9 .563"___ Stm Lk 40 .565"___ Stm Lk 9 .565" Chamber ........... S&W 357sig .593" ___ S&W 9 .593" ___ Stm Lk 40 .594" ___ Stm Lk 9 .593" Hood.................. S&W 357sig .424"___ S&W 9 .396"___ Stm Lk 40 .424" ___ Stm Lk 9 .403" The major difference between the four is the width of the hood . So theres only .010 a side on the hood keeping me from running a 40 in my 9c. Hmmmm! |
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Dremel?
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Originally Posted By ElrodCod:
Dremel? surface grinder! |
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Originally Posted By Dog1:
Originally Posted By Magsz18:
Originally Posted By Dog1:
Originally Posted By Magsz18:
Whats the deal with your 9mm barrel behind the chamber/hood area. It looks significantly different than the .40 barrel. Every single 9mm gun that i have looks like your .40 barrel, not the 9mm. Very strange, did they just recently change the design? Are you referring to in front, at the milled flat spot? Could be a design change. It still locks up tight. Im talking about the point right in front of the barrel hood facing the muzzle crown. That area is VASTLY different from my 9mm guns as my 9mm guns look like your .40 in that area. WEIRD! Ok, that's in front of the hood. Yea I know it's different than my 40 and every other 9mm I have seen too...but it locks up tight. I wonder if the new barrels are eliminating that extra machining on that part of the barrel, to save costs and that S&W found it was not needed? Here is what, I think is, an older barrel- http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz150/DKBJR/BarrelDentOne.jpg?t=1293419819 The top one is my new barrel from Brownell's, the bottom is my 40 barrel- http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz150/DKBJR/IMG_1792.jpg?t=1293132806 Does anyone have a 9mm barrel like mine, in their M&P? As a point of reference, I just received a new OEM 9c barrel from Midway yesterday. It looks like your .40 barrel with the shoulder forward of the chamber (just like my 40c barrel.) They were out of stock, so I assume it is factory fresh - as a matter of fact, the baggie has a date code of 080911. |
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Originally Posted By heavyduty:
Originally Posted By Dog1:
Originally Posted By Magsz18:
Originally Posted By Dog1:
Originally Posted By Magsz18:
Whats the deal with your 9mm barrel behind the chamber/hood area. It looks significantly different than the .40 barrel. Every single 9mm gun that i have looks like your .40 barrel, not the 9mm. Very strange, did they just recently change the design? Are you referring to in front, at the milled flat spot? Could be a design change. It still locks up tight. Im talking about the point right in front of the barrel hood facing the muzzle crown. That area is VASTLY different from my 9mm guns as my 9mm guns look like your .40 in that area. WEIRD! Ok, that's in front of the hood. Yea I know it's different than my 40 and every other 9mm I have seen too...but it locks up tight. I wonder if the new barrels are eliminating that extra machining on that part of the barrel, to save costs and that S&W found it was not needed? Here is what, I think is, an older barrel- http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz150/DKBJR/BarrelDentOne.jpg?t=1293419819 The top one is my new barrel from Brownell's, the bottom is my 40 barrel- http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz150/DKBJR/IMG_1792.jpg?t=1293132806 Does anyone have a 9mm barrel like mine, in their M&P? As a point of reference, I just received a new OEM 9c barrel from Midway yesterday. It looks like your .40 barrel with the shoulder forward of the chamber (just like my 40c barrel.) They were out of stock, so I assume it is factory fresh - as a matter of fact, the baggie has a date code of 080911. Just got mine from Midway as well. Unfortunately, time will not allow a shoot until the weekend after Labor day. I did notice on mine that I could rock the barrel laterally a smidge by putting pressure on the hood w/ my finger, whereas, the .40 barrel would not rock back and forth at all. Granted, the amount is very small, but I have to believe that there may be some issues concerning accuracy. Does the 9mm barrel lock up consistently, even though there is a smide of play around the hood? |
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Man, I wish all guns were this easy to swap calibers. I did the 40 to 9mm in the M&P using a standard S&W 9mm barrel and 9mm mags. I ran a couple hundred rounds with zero malfunctions so far. Now if I could swap a 1911 commander in 38 super to a 9mm this easy, I'd be set.
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hmmmmm. was looking at the 9.....looks like i should get the 40 eh?
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Originally Posted By Cleatus:
hmmmmm. was looking at the 9.....looks like i should get the 40 eh? I would..why not have 2 guns in one? |
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Hansan: "This is a .30 caliber, gas operated, clip fed, semi-automatic rifle....."
Soldier: "Look, you ain't sellin it to me, you're only showing me how it works." |
Has anyone tried a 40 frame & slide and a threaded 9mm barrel with a can on it?
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"When governments fear the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny." Thomas Jefferson
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Originally Posted By NotDeaf:
Has anyone tried a 40 frame & slide and a threaded 9mm barrel with a can on it? I would imagine it would work. I've got a S&W 9mm threaded barrel and the magazines but I haven't bought the gun yet as I am holding out for a used one locally to save some money. I was going to go to measure the front of the barrel with a micrometer and compare to the photos in the beginning of the thread. I will post up what the measurements are. Hmm I see on page 4 the OP says he has one but never posted findings.... |
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Originally Posted By n3awalk3r:
Originally Posted By NotDeaf:
Has anyone tried a 40 frame & slide and a threaded 9mm barrel with a can on it? I would imagine it would work. I've got a S&W 9mm threaded barrel and the magazines but I haven't bought the gun yet as I am holding out for a used one locally to save some money. I was going to go to measure the front of the barrel with a micrometer and compare to the photos in the beginning of the thread. I will post up what the measurements are. Hmm I see on page 4 the OP says he has one but never posted findings.... Sorry about that, I forgot to post them. Yes, the threaded barrel worked just like the regular barrel, but I have never tried a can on it. I'm waiting for my Form 4 to be approved, but that will be a while, as I just sent it in. |
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Hansan: "This is a .30 caliber, gas operated, clip fed, semi-automatic rifle....."
Soldier: "Look, you ain't sellin it to me, you're only showing me how it works." |
Originally Posted By amkmxz:
Originally Posted By ElrodCod:
Interesting thread. I have factory 9mm & 357sig barrels and Storm Lake .40 S&W & 9mm (their regular replacement barrel not the "conversion" barrel) I have a set of dial calipers and came up with the following measurements: Dia. @ muzzle.... S&W 357sig .564"___ S&W 9 .563"___ Stm Lk 40 .565"___ Stm Lk 9 .565" Chamber ........... S&W 357sig .593" ___ S&W 9 .593" ___ Stm Lk 40 .594" ___ Stm Lk 9 .593" Hood.................. S&W 357sig .424"___ S&W 9 .396"___ Stm Lk 40 .424" ___ Stm Lk 9 .403" The major difference between the four is the width of the hood . So theres only .010 a side on the hood keeping me from running a 40 in my 9c. Hmmmm! I would highly recommend against grinding any surface off a pressure part. The surface hardness is heat-treated onto the barrels for a reason, while leaving a certain level of ductility in the substrate metal. Grinding it off would probably lead to some very bad ju-ju. I think any metallurgist or reputable gunsmith would agree, let alone S&W's warranty department. This sounds like a recipe for serious injury to me, and I've seen guys who did barrel work themselves on 1911's who lost eyesight for a while, thank goodness not permanently. Take the safe route. A complete new gun will cost you way less than half an ambulance ride, let alone the ophthalmologist consult, surgery, lost work time, and increased insurance rates. Then there's the almost certainty of a priceless major fail stamp on or about your head, face, and neck area, that would say it all...if you do go ahead with grinding down the barrel's surface in the critical area surrounding the chamber against good advice, will you please video it and assign a survivor to post it on youtube for the rest as an example of what not to do, and the pure entertainment value for sadists. |
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Originally Posted By Dog1: Originally Posted By Cleatus: hmmmmm. was looking at the 9.....looks like i should get the 40 eh? I would..why not have 2 3 guns in one?(9mm, 40 S&W, AND 357 SIG) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ |
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Originally Posted By supremeweasel67:
Originally Posted By Dog1:
Originally Posted By Cleatus:
hmmmmm. was looking at the 9.....looks like i should get the 40 eh? I would..why not have 2 3 guns in one?(9mm, 40 S&W, AND 357 SIG) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I would buy a .357 sig barrel, but the ammo is cost prohibited |
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Hansan: "This is a .30 caliber, gas operated, clip fed, semi-automatic rifle....."
Soldier: "Look, you ain't sellin it to me, you're only showing me how it works." |
Originally Posted By Dog1: It can get a little costly. Have to shop for deals.Originally Posted By supremeweasel67: Originally Posted By Dog1: Originally Posted By Cleatus: hmmmmm. was looking at the 9.....looks like i should get the 40 eh? I would..why not have 2 3 guns in one?(9mm, 40 S&W, AND 357 SIG) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I would buy a .357 sig barrel, but the ammo is cost prohibited |
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Live Free Or Die, Death Is Not The Worst Of Evils- Gen. John Stark
'The true Soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because He loves what is behind him.' -GK Chesterton Thanks, IIRC |
I received a 9mm barrel I bought off the EE this morning.
As soon I I got home, I swapped out the barrel on my M&P and shot 10 rounds through it. Even with the 40 mags it ran okay. I was actually pleasantly surprised at how tight the lockup was. A couple guys I talked to warned me how sloppy the fit would be, and that's 100% not the case. I so thankful I found this thread. I had bought my M&P40 with the intent of trading it for a 9, but this thread saved my from doing that (as well as saving me money). Thanks again Dog1 ! |
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Originally Posted By Dehammer:
I get tired of hearing all the drama of childbirth from women. I regularly take burrito dumps that require a midwife and whiskey. |
Originally Posted By haydendavid380:
I received a 9mm barrel I bought off the EE this morning. As soon I I got home, I swapped out the barrel on my M&P and shot 10 rounds through it. Even with the 40 mags it ran okay. I was actually pleasantly surprised at how tight the lockup was. A couple guys I talked to warned me how sloppy the fit would be, and that's 100% not the case. I so thankful I found this thread. I had bought my M&P40 with the intent of trading it for a 9, but this thread saved my from doing that (as well as saving me money). Thanks again Dog1 ! |
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Hansan: "This is a .30 caliber, gas operated, clip fed, semi-automatic rifle....."
Soldier: "Look, you ain't sellin it to me, you're only showing me how it works." |
Originally Posted By ARJJ:
Thanks, man! I was thinking of selling my .40 and buying a 9mm (just for the lower price of ammo). Looks like all I need is a new barrel! Does the 9mm use a different recoil spring, as well? Just keeps getting better & better |
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Anyone know if anywhere has the 9mm barrels in stock? They seem to be sold out everywhere
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Originally Posted By tamer:
Anyone know if anywhere has the 9mm barrels in stock? They seem to be sold out everywhere I have looked everywhere, and I cannot find one for you. |
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Hansan: "This is a .30 caliber, gas operated, clip fed, semi-automatic rifle....."
Soldier: "Look, you ain't sellin it to me, you're only showing me how it works." |
Bummer, thanks for looking man. I guess I'm going to have to wait this one out..
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Originally Posted By tamer: Check the EE?Anyone know if anywhere has the 9mm barrels in stock? They seem to be sold out everywhere That is where I got mine. |
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Live Free Or Die, Death Is Not The Worst Of Evils- Gen. John Stark
'The true Soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because He loves what is behind him.' -GK Chesterton Thanks, IIRC |
Originally Posted By supremeweasel67:
Originally Posted By tamer:
Check the EE?
Anyone know if anywhere has the 9mm barrels in stock? They seem to be sold out everywhere That is where I got mine. Yea, the EE would be the next place I would look. They come up for sale, from time to time. |
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Hansan: "This is a .30 caliber, gas operated, clip fed, semi-automatic rifle....."
Soldier: "Look, you ain't sellin it to me, you're only showing me how it works." |
Thanks doods. Posted a wanted ad and had one in less than an hour
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Originally Posted By supremeweasel67:
Originally Posted By tamer:
Check the EE?
Anyone know if anywhere has the 9mm barrels in stock? They seem to be sold out everywhere That is where I got mine. I got mine there as well |
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Originally Posted By Dehammer:
I get tired of hearing all the drama of childbirth from women. I regularly take burrito dumps that require a midwife and whiskey. |
Originally Posted By haydendavid380:
Originally Posted By supremeweasel67:
Originally Posted By tamer:
Check the EE?
Anyone know if anywhere has the 9mm barrels in stock? They seem to be sold out everywhere That is where I got mine. I got mine there as well Can't you just order them through S&W factory parts? |
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"When governments fear the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny." Thomas Jefferson
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Originally Posted By NotDeaf:
Originally Posted By haydendavid380:
Originally Posted By supremeweasel67:
Originally Posted By tamer:
Check the EE?
Anyone know if anywhere has the 9mm barrels in stock? They seem to be sold out everywhere That is where I got mine. I got mine there as well Can't you just order them through S&W factory parts? I'm sure you can. I ordered my threaded barrel from S&W direct. |
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Hansan: "This is a .30 caliber, gas operated, clip fed, semi-automatic rifle....."
Soldier: "Look, you ain't sellin it to me, you're only showing me how it works." |
Originally Posted By rauchman:
Just got mine from Midway as well. Unfortunately, time will not allow a shoot until the weekend after Labor day. I did notice on mine that I could rock the barrel laterally a smidge by putting pressure on the hood w/ my finger, whereas, the .40 barrel would not rock back and forth at all. Granted, the amount is very small, but I have to believe that there may be some issues concerning accuracy. Does the 9mm barrel lock up consistently, even though there is a smide of play around the hood? Was at the range today and finally remembered to post a review. So far 1 bobble when I first got it. I do remember the round being very soft in recoil though, or somehow, off in some way. Light load/squib? My previous outings have used American Eagle 115gr and 124gr & Blaser aluminum 115gr, totalling roughly 550-600rnds. Today's outing was 250rnds of Ruag 124gr. Accuracy is on par w/ the .40 barrel. Was very happy w/ my performance today for the most part. Once warmed up, consistent sub 2" groups were the norm. Most times, 4 shots in a clover leaf and a flyer about an inch or so away. Had a couple of 1" groups though when I could hold it together. All groups fired were 5rnd groups at 12-15 yards. As far as I'm concerned, and happily surprised, that accuracy is as good as I would have hoped. I do have concerns on the longevity of the weapon using this setup though. Perhaps someone could shed some light on something someone wrote about using the M&P 9mm barrel in the M&P40. This poster mentioned something to the effect that the lugs on the underside of the barrel are a smidge shorter than the .40 barrel and this could lead to premature wear on the associated parts. Theoretically, this could lead to basically a blowback system vs. a delayed locked breach (do I have this term right?) since the parts would wear incorrectly? It sounds plausible, but what the hell do I know? BTW, I feel like a traitor to my Glocks saying this, but wow, my M&P shoots well. I had my Gen2 G19 at the range today also. I was better w/ the M&P. My M&P as an Apex sear and I polished the internals as recommended on the Burwell site. Also relieved the area under the trigger guard a little. For me, Glocks can be very accurate, but they take loyalty to that platform and a high level of focus. The M&P shoots naturally. The gun comes to line of sight effortlessly and rapid fire sequences provide for reasonably tight clusters of shots vs a wider spread as compared to most Glocks that I've shot. Shooting for accuracy, for me they shoot to the same level, but the intuitive reactive feel of the pistol in quickened shooting really moves it ahead of the Glock. I should caveat this w/ saying this blurb applies to the 9mm/40 frames. For me, the G21SF that I've fired works a lot better than the M&P45 that I picked up. I'm starting to contemplate selling off a few Glocks and replacing them w/ M&P's. Do want to get an M&P9 w/ TS and FSS as my next pistol. Just ordered a Walther PPQ though, so we'll see. At the range today, got to shoot an M&P9C on its 1st outing. Very nice pistol as well. Forgot how gritty new triggers are in these guns. |
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