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You're right look at that sexy straight cut .. mmmmmmmmNo, the third rifle is my second picture is an Armalite AR-10.
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You're right look at that sexy straight cut .. mmmmmmmmNo, the third rifle is my second picture is an Armalite AR-10.
Brother what is this .... ?I would but I'm still in the 10-day waiting period for mine. I'm getting there though.
Oh wait I see it now . I thought the stock was somehow part of the upper I was like who makes that .. lolBrother what is this .... ?
I can't figure it out .
Aero M5 308 with MBT2 flat trigger Toolcraft dual ejector bcg and pri gas buster charging handle.
Primary Arms slx 1-8 ffp mounted on a Unity 1.93 riser.
using a grip like that circumvents the mag needing to be locked?So, technically if I say I can fit my hand around it, then it counts as a pistol grip and I am noncompliant. So in California, I find it impossible to use and it makes my rifle very weak and difficult to use.
If I took it across state lines to a Nevada firing range, I would keep it because it works great over there. Something about coming across the border however makes it impossible to use as a pistol grip.
yes and no. there's a whole flow chart to it. For instance, my stock isn't adjustable (I can move the pad, but I couldnt collapse it). Also I don't have a foregrip. Those make it not an assault rifle and thus I dont need a fixed mag.using a grip like that circumvents the mag needing to be locked?
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