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Beat me to it!Just got an email: Free shipping on orders over $49 at Midway with promo-code "FREESHIPPING0518"
Damn wish they had this for g19Wow this is a deal! Just needs upper and lower parts kits. Includes PF940 kit, generic G17 stainless slide, threaded stainless barrel. $320.
Damn wish they had this for g19
i haven't had any issues.DTT is a vendor to avoid from what I've read.
Just without the slide. Still, $140 for both stainless threaded barrel and frame w/ jig.Damn wish they had this for g19
The G17 has a longer slide and grip. Its standard mag capacity is 17 to the G19's 15. (The G34 has an even longer slide.)I don't know much about Glocks. What is the difference between a G17 and a G19 ? (Yeah, I know, "2")
As far as these things go, is this a good one? How many different ones are there? I'm guessing this is a pretty good deal. So, this means you need to drill some holes, then buy a slide and a trigger?
Thanks.
I don't know much about Glocks. What is the difference between a G17 and a G19 ? (Yeah, I know, "2")
As far as these things go, is this a good one? How many different ones are there? I'm guessing this is a pretty good deal. So, this means you need to drill some holes, then buy a slide and a trigger?
Thanks.
no, unless theyve made adjustments to newer gen P80'sDo the P80's work with off the shelf Glock holsters?
So far I have not had any problems. I have a 19, 17 and 26 p80. FIts in all regular holsters, and I only buy IWB kydex or hybrids. I have disliked holsters, but never rejected one of many due to fit.Do the P80's work with off the shelf Glock holsters?
So, what is needed beyond this are a stock and barrel? Was looking around for a shot-out .223 something, for a possible project (.20 Vartarg or .20 Practical).For the peeps who were considering building a short barreled bolt action rifle or pistol. Or any rifle I suppose. Remington receiver sale.
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For the peeps who were considering building a short barreled bolt action rifle or pistol. Or any rifle I suppose. Remington receiver sale.
No Results - MidwayUSA
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So, what is needed beyond this are a stock and barrel? Was looking around for a shot-out .223 something, for a possible project (.20 Vartarg or .20 Practical).
I'm guessing there are "stock" stocks out there that people have upgraded from and unloading, and the barrel would be a special order anyhow.
Damn, in better times I would grab that 223 receiver set to do up a 8-9" 300blk. That would super cool.
I did it, grabbed a 223 and a 308. I will probably sit on them before I build it out. If 8.6CM becomes a thing I will do that first.
Here you go. Just buy these 2 and you have the same kit for a G19 for slightly less money than the other post.Damn wish they had this for g19
Ok, but seriously - I kind of want to slap one of these in 223 onto a Magpul Hunter. Any reason to do that rather than just grab an equivalent Howa or Tikka? I'm going to burn money whether I like it or not...help me!For the peeps who were considering building a short barreled bolt action rifle or pistol. Or any rifle I suppose. Remington receiver sale.
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I'm looking for something to carry out in the woods, and it will probably be painted white.There are stock stocks for sure, options from Hogue and Magpul are popular, Brownells carries H-S, a little higher end. I think most people use a chassis setup when they go this route. There are chassis out there from bargain to insane. MDT is a middle of the road, the Q Side Chick is a little more money, AI are the premium ones that come to mind.
Ok, but seriously - I kind of want to slap one of these in 223 onto a Magpul Hunter. Any reason to do that rather than just grab an equivalent Howa or Tikka? I'm going to burn money whether I like it or not...help me!
Thank you. This spring, the project is becoming a better shot, so that decision just got easier.If you want a project or want to build a short barreled bolt action it makes sense. As somebody noted a wildcat round or 20 Tactical they are good reasons. If you want a quality rifle for less money invested buy the Tikka.