Spectre Ballistics Light Practical Carbine - NR Receiver Set
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The SAR is a complete rifle while this is a kit to use parts from an existing AR-type rifle. I would expect it to cost far less than a SAR (about $1200 US dollars).
Wouldn't it be smarter to make a receiver like that with AICS magazine? At least then it would have no magazine restrictions.
If you're gonna rake that bolt every time at least have the opportunity to do it endlessly. Or at least for 30 rounds.
If you're gonna rake that bolt every time at least have the opportunity to do it endlessly. Or at least for 30 rounds.
The primary target for these receivers are AR/black rifle owners who have been threatened with confiscation. Because it gives them a plan B of legally using their AR barrels, triggers, stocks and handguards if the retards go ahead with a ban.
Considering every AR owner owns at least 86 AR15 mags, creating an AR parts-compatible NR receiver set that uses AR mags is the only thing that makes sense.
Considering every AR owner owns at least 86 AR15 mags, creating an AR parts-compatible NR receiver set that uses AR mags is the only thing that makes sense.
This is absolutely needed and most straight pulls of this type (Troy SAR included) have a spring to assist in forward inertia.
Please take this into consideration Spectre.
I would rather hand in a pile of molten steel and aluminum before I turn any semi's into bolt guns. My bosses brother did that when they came for his Stainless .357 he got from his uncle, stuck it in the furnace and wrapped the barrel in a 180. Said the cops jaws hit the floor when they saw it. "If I cant have it, no one can".
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If your boss' brother had the ability to do that, he could have easily unscrewed the barrel and handed that in, then rebarreled with something 105+. His approach seems a silly, wasteful, and expensive way to make a point.
I've spent money on my AR, and rather than convert that investment into scrap via the Blue Flame of Anger, I'd just as soon hand them a stripped lower receiver and tuck everything else into a bolt-action chassis.
But maybe I'm weird.
Xavier_Cat
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I keep hearing that the “lower receiver” is the only serialized part so you can strip everything and just turn in the receiver. Is it that simple? Or do you have to re-classify it before you strip it (to deactivated or a restricted part) so you can keep the barrel and stuff. Our registration cards give barrel length and brand of complete firearm unless its registered as parts.
Does anyone know?
Does anyone know?
NZ prohibited all parts so it is impossible to say. Mine are registered as receivers only....
Only time will tell what direction the Libtard's go one this. If there is enough publicity on their intensions you may just have enough time to deregister it as a complete rifle and re-register just the lower before the bill gets past. Pretty tough call on their part to suggest those spare parts used to make up the exactB] same complete gun. In fact I'll probably sell all my part to Mike in Canmore.
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I'm thinking the Libs have some pretty big problems right now and maybe the gun problems will be put to the back burner for a longer time while they try to come up for air as they seem to be drowning right now.
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Or they might throw down a gun ban to distract people.
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