Why do people go ahead and install a buffer tube when they don't need to? I think the AR-15's main weakness is that buffer tube since it precludes the ability to fold the stock.
Adaptors exist, so you could simply modify yours if you wish.
Why do people go ahead and install a buffer tube when they don't need to? I think the AR-15's main weakness is that buffer tube since it precludes the ability to fold the stock.
Why do people go ahead and install a buffer tube when they don't need to? I think the AR-15's main weakness is that buffer tube since it precludes the ability to fold the stock.
Why do people go ahead and install a buffer tube when they don't need to? I think the AR-15's main weakness is that buffer tube since it precludes the ability to fold the stock.
I didn't "install" a buffer tube, that is the way it comes from the factory. One of the selling points of this rifle, to some, is the ability to accept many AR15 parts & accessories. You can install a fixed stock or a folding stock adapter if you wish.
Regular pinned STANAG mags 5 max and The rifle can take AR pistole mags.
Is this a case where it could legally take 10 rounds because it's a pump?
Is this a case where it could legally take 10 rounds because it's a pump?
Just a heads up to PAR 308 owners: The 2" Troy TRX rail that fits on the bottom of the .223 rifle for bipod mounting does not fit on the .308. The 2" rail needs 3 holes to mount, but the .308 only has 2 holes in front of the pump.
hmmm... so what rail will work?
I am wondering the same thing...
Is this a case where it could legally take 10 rounds because it's a pump?