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best recommendation is to drill a hole in the brake, put it on with a blue loctite, then fill the hole with a 50/50 solder alloy and stop worrying about it.Looking for a recomendation
Why would you pin and weld a muzzle device in America?I'm curious to know the same thing but in southern NH. Thanks!
avoiding SBR?Why would you pin and weld a muzzle device in America?
It’s a pistol!avoiding SBR?
some folks don't like the braces...It’s a pistol!
best recommendation is to drill a hole in the brake, put it on with a blue loctite, then fill the hole with a 50/50 solder alloy and stop worrying about it.
Why would you pin and weld a muzzle device in America?
When it NEEDS to be utilized, none of that will matter.some folks don't like the braces...
I think there’s plenty of gun owners in MA who don’t bother with this. It’s all about how risk averse you are. You’ve done f***ed up if a cop or DA is inspecting the features on your AR.Now for my rant! I believe it's ridiculous that we have to do this, especially when starting with a 16 inch barrel!!!
Awesome idea, you should implement it. Thank you.why don't we have a sticky with every damn smith listed in the new england area, divided into quadrants and sub-divided based on the larger cities for each new england state? i say we used those tried and true directional headings based on the metro-north, south, east and west system. asking for a friend.
What he said…that right their…
When it NEEDS to be utilized, none of that will matter.