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Minuteman Armory
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I don't think it is a weld, I think it is a set screw.
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saw those on BookFace; interesting
The mag is fixed. You load it either through the ejection port or by pulling the take down pins.there are plenty of videos showing the same sort of thing being done in California.
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Until Maura decides no...Wasn't her copycat criteria(until she changes it anyways) that if it used the same parts as a "regular" AR it was illegal?
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IE BCG etc
I'm still trying to make it out there I live near Boston so it's a bit of a ride. I understand about the fixed mag but I'm specifically asking the quality of the builds it seems like they do everything. The lower have there logo and let me say they look sick.
I'll be honest. I don't have one of there's yet but they have done work for me. I was very pleased with the outcome. Oh I've also purchased a few firearms from them. There easy to get along with and take pride in there work.
One thing to note about the rifles from MMA.
Morgan (the owner), Aaron (the Gunsmith), Alex (Manager), and all the staff are gun guys (duh!). Instead of building cheap shitty rifles, they sat down and talked about what gets done to a basic AR a few months after the average owner buys one. Fore end, BCG, Stock, Optics. That became the Tier 2 rifle. People were looking for a little bit of savings, so the Tier 1 was born. Instead of the Free Float, it's got Magpul MOE furniture and an A Frame Front Sight and maybe a rear sight.
The typical parts come from good companies like Ballistic Advantage (Barrel & BCG), Magpul, YHM, and the shop's resources for the MMA Lowers and Uppers. Of course, if you want specific parts included, talk to the gunsmith and a custom rifle will be built for you.
Personally, I have at least one MMA Upper and the entire 9mm Rifle. Haven't had a single issue with either of them.
Hope that helps answer some of the questions in the thread.
Morgan (the owner), Aaron (the Gunsmith), Alex (Manager), and all the staff are gun guys (duh!). Instead of building cheap shitty rifles, they sat down and talked about what gets done to a basic AR a few months after the average owner buys one. Fore end, BCG, Stock, Optics. That became the Tier 2 rifle. People were looking for a little bit of savings, so the Tier 1 was born. Instead of the Free Float, it's got Magpul MOE furniture and an A Frame Front Sight and maybe a rear sight.
The typical parts come from good companies like Ballistic Advantage (Barrel & BCG), Magpul, YHM, and the shop's resources for the MMA Lowers and Uppers. Of course, if you want specific parts included, talk to the gunsmith and a custom rifle will be built for you.
Personally, I have at least one MMA Upper and the entire 9mm Rifle. Haven't had a single issue with either of them.
Hope that helps answer some of the questions in the thread.
I was recently there and looked at their builds. they look excellent. I have no first hand experience w them but read noxin's post above. OP- in general there's no guarantee on anything. at some point a purchase requires some bit of faith (i.e. believe without proof), unless it's from Freedom Group then faith = stupid.
Currently, you break the rifle open (remove the rear take down and pivot it up) and load that way.
Mean Arms out of Georgia is making an eject port loading device, but it was due at the end of june and it's ship date apparently slipped.
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