Yup!Originally Posted by koesdibyo
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Yup!
The swapping receiver before C-71 kicks in were meant to other users.
Not sure if there will be a registry or not, so why not exchange them before the laws passes?
I'm looking into this
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Before the law passes there is no requirement to keep records - so why swap them. Not sure that I'm following you. If there are no records, before the law passes what good does swapping them do? And if they don't ship until after the law passes - it's too late and not possible under the law.
My wife calls me a pessimist. I claim I'm a realist. But I'm probably just an a$$hole with an attitude problem.
Re: Instagram
Is that huge takedown bolt suppose to represent a final production solution? Looks kind of pedestrian...
People demand a take down without tools.Re: Instagram
Is that huge takedown bolt suppose to represent a final production solution? Looks kind of pedestrian...
Cry when the solution is presented.
Fickle crowd.
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FTFY.
All joking aside, I will reserve judgement until the final production units become available.
I think that's the takedown pin kit. The bolt looked to be hidden away cleanly. If the pin kit does come exactly like that I would probably grind the head shorter and hit it with a coat of black paint. That being said I don't think there is anything wrong with the initial idea of a bolt
why does that matter tho? if its recorded that you have one and you swap it you still have one so whats the difference?
They would ask for the serial number you dont have anymore.
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