I'm waiting for my package from Rock River Arms.  I hatched a hairbrained scheme last week while reading Shotgun News.  I'm going to build a 16" post-ban carbine with green furniture, mid-length handguards, and an A2 upper on a Rock River lower with a short LE Entry Buttstock - in green of course.

I had no idea what use such a rifle would have when I ordered the parts.  However, yesterday morning I picked my wife up at the airport and noticed the No-Goes with their A2's strapped accross their chests.  

I thought to myself that they'd be better served with an M4 carbine or a possibly even a handy HK squirt gun.  That's when the big EUREKA hit me.  [thinking]  I finally knew the use of my little carbine!  It was a SHARC (Security, Homeland Airport Response Carbine).

I have a Blackhawk (Tactical no less... it says so on the label) sling and some Ashley high visibility sights in my parts bin.  With those accessories I'm set.

Now if I could only market this puppy with "Airport Tactical Grey" furniture and a whiz-bang "tactical" rail system I'd be set!

What do you think?  Should I think of it as a SHARC or should I think of it as a YOUTH model which is certain to aggrivate a million mad mothers?[pissed]

It depends on whether you're talking to gun-nuts or soccer-moms. [:D]

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