North Silva, have you heard anything about BCL releasing a .300 Blackout version of this rifle?
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North Silva, have you heard anything about BCL releasing a .300 Blackout version of this rifle?
Justice is against the law.
Any 8?Originally Posted by ecadwallader
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Cease and desist letter incoming...
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THIS IS INSANE!!! I like it.....
Long loaded .450 Bushmaster, anyone?? Make use of the mag length.
There are precious few horror films that couldn't be cut well short by a single loaded 12 gauge and someone with the sense to use it. -- K.R. Murphy
I'll second this question.
It also makes sense to have the bolt and stock on the same side to keep the width as narrow as possible when folded.... having the stock fold on the opposite side of the bolt handle doesn't make much sense unless running the bolt with the stock folded is desired for some reason.
Our Government trusts rivets more then law abiding gun owners.
I need this…can’t think of a good reason. Still need this.
Anything you hear is pure rumours.
More specifically it blocks the safety so the gun can't fire.
Safety is on the right side, so the stock needs to fold right to block it. Without this feature it would be a restricted firearm.FSS – FOLDING SAFETY SYSTEM
When fitted with a safety wedge, the FSS stock locks the safety lever in the safe position when the stock is in the folded position. This makes the rifle non-operational when folded, making it ideal for backpack or other compact carry.
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