Been a while since we had a guns n' ammo discussion.
Some of you are AR shooters Im sure. Im looking at a Colt 6920. Will be my first AR. Picked up a Glock this fall and really enjoy shooting it. Any feedback on that weapon?
Anyone else been in a buy/sell/trade mood with hardware? [Reply]
Need some CP opinion, looking at the DDM4 PDW in 300 blackout. I really like the subsonic/suppressed combo for home defense. I also like the ability to penetrate and still have the velocity to do work. Should I be looking at another caliber? [Reply]
Originally Posted by MIAdragon:
Need some CP opinion, looking at the DDM4 PDW in 300 blackout. I really like the subsonic/suppressed combo for home defense. I also like the ability to penetrate and still have the velocity to do work. Should I be looking at another caliber?
I considered the same, but the cost of 300 BLK ammunition even before current events has kept me from delving into a seventh ammo type. Once you get your gun set up the way you want it, you're close to $3.5K to $4K or so. And now you gotta buy what-- at least a 1000-2000 rounds at .70 cents/round?
Having said that-- I still toy with the idea of buying a 300 BO upper and suppressing it to slay pigs.
If money isn't a concern, then by all means I think your logic is sound. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Sofa King:
I've been seeing a lot more ammo showing up in Walmart and Cabelas. Seems like things are starting to rebound some around here.
Ammo is starting to come back, i was able to buy both .40 and 10mm for a decent price from midway a few weeks back [Reply]
Originally Posted by hometeam:
Ammo is starting to come back, i was able to buy both .40 and 10mm for a decent price from midway a few weeks back
That's great, but just remember the history of these things. At some point, there will be something that's' going to happen, that will drive prices through the roof again. The bottom line, if the ammo you are looking for is available and it's at a reasonable price, buy in bulk. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Bwana:
That's great, but just remember the history of these things. At some point, there will be something that's' going to happen, that will drive prices through the roof again. The bottom line, if the ammo you are looking for is available and it's at a reasonable price, buy in bulk.
I've been seeing more on Palmetto...unfortunately the prices haven't come down.
I'm thinking there was a gentlemens agreement between manufacturers to all chill and make margin. There is plenty enough for everybody. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Buehler445:
I've been seeing more on Palmetto...unfortunately the prices haven't come down.
I'm thinking there was a gentlemens agreement between manufacturers to all chill and make margin. There is plenty enough for everybody.
That's the way it's been the last several times it's happened. Hopefully we don't see a bunch of shooting incidents, douche bags running their yaps about banning anything that goes bang, or both.
If we can stay away from those two things, prices will come down, once supply builds back up, and these guys need to dump product because they are overstocked. It's been a consistent pattern. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Bwana:
That's the way it's been the last several times it's happened. Hopefully we don't see a bunch of shooting incidents, douche bags running their yaps about banning anything that goes bang, or both.
If we can stay away from those two things, prices will come down, once supply builds back up, and these guys need to dump product because they are overstocked. It's been a consistent pattern.
DC in spoiler
Spoiler!
Biden hasn’t shut his yap about guns since he started running.
Plus the multiple attempts to ban pistol braces despite explicitly approving them.
Originally Posted by LiveSteam:
Rare Breed Trigger
Is now considered a machine gun.
ATF will be going through all credit card purchases, shipping addresses ect.
Not that I'm surprised they're doing it, but I don't see how it isn't considered a new pull for every shot. I don't own one and have never used one, but I was under the impression it was physically impossible to even pull the trigger until the bolt is locked. [Reply]
Originally Posted by ghak99:
Not that I'm surprised they're doing it, but I don't see how it isn't considered a new pull for every shot. I don't own one and have never used one, but I was under the impression it was physically impossible to even pull the trigger until the bolt is locked.
Technically that's true. It's definitely 1 pull 1 shot. The Rare Breed Trigger is basically a bump fire trigger. Still just one pull one shot. But the spring forces an instant reset of the trigger and with the recoil, it can just shoot very quickly while still being one pull one shot. The reaction is just that fast. I hadn't heard they were banned or anything, just really hard to find. [Reply]
Originally Posted by :
Just like the infamous and now banned "bump stocks", the FRT-15 works on basically the same principle. Pull the trigger and hold it back, the gun fires one round, the BCG moves rearward causing the hammer to reset the trigger, the "locking bar" (which looks an awful lot like an auto sear) locks the trigger, the BCG comes forward which disengages the "locking bar" allowing the cycle to continue. The operative part of that sequence is that the trigger is reset and must be pulled again for the next round to fire. It's a semi-auto trigger. You can fire a single shot or you can fire a whole bunch of single shots very rapidly.
This isn't a binary trigger. It fires a round only on the trigger pull, not on the pull and then on the release.
It's not a full auto trigger since the trigger is reset and must be pulled for each successive shot. Therefore, it doesn't meet the definition of "machine gun" per 26 USC 5845(b)
