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Posted: 11/30/2010 5:23:09 PM EDT
| Anyone know where i can order a RFB at MSR and just wait the year to get it |
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Supply and demand is not in your favor. With demand being what it is, I don't think you are going to call any shop blind and get an honest order done. Any shop owner who receives one is going to maximize his profits at auction rather than making $100 off you. Unless you have a solid relationship, I wouldn't waste time with a preorder.
GB is your best bet. I've seen some go pretty low. |
| Does it make sense to build a black rifle that ejects forward thru a narrow channel? There would be no way it could function if barried in mud as part of the testing. As nice as it sounds to have a rifle be fully Ambi, out the bottom seems to make the most sense. Seems like a novelty gun to me. |
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Does it make sense to build a black rifle that ejects forward thru a narrow channel? There would be no way it could function if barried in mud as part of the testing. As nice as it sounds to have a rifle be fully Ambi, out the bottom seems to make the most sense. Seems like a novelty gun to me. I am confident that the force of ejection would drive out any obstruction short of something hammered in there or the chute being crushed. |
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Quoted: Quoted: I am confident that the force of ejection would drive out any obstruction short of something hammered in there or the chute being crushed.Does it make sense to build a black rifle that ejects forward thru a narrow channel? There would be no way it could function if barried in mud as part of the testing. As nice as it sounds to have a rifle be fully Ambi, out the bottom seems to make the most sense. Seems like a novelty gun to me. Yes, and the chute is actually open on one side to keep from getting gunked up and allow for cleaning. The full force of the bolt carrier slamming shut would push pretty much anything out... |
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Does it make sense to build a black rifle that ejects forward thru a narrow channel? There would be no way it could function if barried in mud as part of the testing. As nice as it sounds to have a rifle be fully Ambi, out the bottom seems to make the most sense. Seems like a novelty gun to me. I am confident that the force of ejection would drive out any obstruction short of something hammered in there or the chute being crushed. I have one and this is my opinion as well. Very solid design and I love it! |
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Does it make sense to build a black rifle that ejects forward thru a narrow channel? There would be no way it could function if barried in mud as part of the testing. As nice as it sounds to have a rifle be fully Ambi, out the bottom seems to make the most sense. Seems like a novelty gun to me. Have you actually shot one and seen it function? Ejection will never be an issue. Try it first. |
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To throw in a little perspective, if the ejection chute is plugged with mud, so is the barrel. That makes the gun a club until the barrel is cleaned out by pulling the trigger. Just kidding, I just had to throw in that last part but I'm not sure if that's actually a good idea... 
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