Next month, was answered a few times already. But maybe delayed because TI is sitting on a lot of SR inventory. I doubt those are flying off the shelf right now. "Sold out" - yes sure.Originally Posted by Fordtrucks
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Next month, was answered a few times already. But maybe delayed because TI is sitting on a lot of SR inventory. I doubt those are flying off the shelf right now. "Sold out" - yes sure.
Messaging Sigma on Instagram, he is envisioning an all-in-one-unit buffer+AR grip adapter. I suggested he may want to do a 1913 variant, too. If anyone wants to lend him an SR for him to develop the adapter on, you can message him on Instagram.
shouldnt polytech and/or factory be responsible for the cost of replacements?
It will be a business kind of decision is my guess. Depending how much margin is on either side. They have 2,000 more they want to sell.
Im enjoying my trash stick, shot a deer with it on Friday. Its very pleasant to shoulder and shoot.
Just saying it how it is.....
Eh nice one!
Agreed, it's really nice shouldering, especially without the scope it just sits nicely in the shoulder and can rapidly get a site picture.
i tried on 2 facebook pages and was called a rcmp cop so i doubt the communauty is willing to help ...
Ar buffer with at stock adapter wouldnt fit the look of this rifle well imo, I certainly won't be interested. Others may be
It certainly wouldn’t fit the look. I’d be much happier with a reinforced original stock.
Plinked another 3 boxes today... Stock is fine, I have a rear bag so maybe that helps a bit to offset pivorting. Had one slam fire, perhaps the firing pin got stuck in cold weather... Was a bit lazy to get rid of the factory oil off the firing pin
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