Spectre Ballistics Light Practical Carbine - NR Receiver Set

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RedApe said:
what is minimum barrel length required for this with a collapsible AR carbine stock to keep in the 26in?
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Ustauk said:
The minimum length of a firearm (which this qualifies for as it is not semi-automatic) is 660 mm in Canada, or just under 26". The receiver is 207 mm in length. Add the length stock in its collapsed state (including, it its a buffer tube stock, the length of the tube still visible in a collapsed state), and the length of the muzzle device that extends beyond the barrel threads, and subtract that total from 660 mm, and you'll get your minimum barrel length.
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A competing modular manual action firearm is currently being sold with a pinned, fixed length skeleton stock and a 9" barrel in .300 Blackout that exceeds the OAL requirement. You should be able to build a Spectre LPC to a similar specification and meet or exceed the minimum OAL.
 
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A competing modular manual action firearm is currently being sold with a pinned, fixed length skeleton stock and a 9" barrel in .300 Blackout that exceeds the OAL requirement. You should be able to build a Spectre LPC to a similar specification and meet or exceed the minimum OAL.
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Rather than pinning a collapsible stock I'd go for a fixed stock. They generally feel much nicer.
 
Ustauk said:
A fixed stock would make more sense with the LPC. You could even go with a wooden stock, if you want to confuse people :)
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Geoff B said:
Those wood stocks look wonderful! They say that they ship only in the US, but maybe there is a way to do it?
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Since it looks like the CBSA is stopping parts for a recently prohibited firearm at the border, even stocks. If you managed to get them to send it across the border, I would make sure the list the item as a "wood firearm stock", rather then attaching common firearm name to it.

Alternatively, you may be able to get a local carpenter to make a stock for you. Several CGNers have made their own firearm furniture. For example, member Murray 3-D crafted an AKM style handguard for his Type 81.

One nice thing with the LPC, you wouldn't need to a provision for a whole buffer tube inside the stock; you just need a secure means of connecting into the buffer tube socket, while allowing the stock to index to the receiver properly.
 
Light Practical Carbine Upper Receiver Vise Block Set

This is a vise block set for the Light Practical Carbine upper receiver. This vise block set is required to install a barrel and stock.
Since the Light Practical Carbine is truly a novel firearm vise blocks for other guns are completely incompatible. We have designed a simple, easy to make vise block.
The Light Practical Carbine vise block is a 3d printed part that you can make yourself for free or buy from us. It is a single file that you need to print twice. It is released under the under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial - No Derivatives license. This means you can make your own for free, but you may not sell it, or redistribute derivatives of it.
You can access the files here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4509500
NOTE: The color is random.

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Geoff B said:
Well, can I buy one now but hold off on shipping until the receiver set is ready to go? Might save a few bucks on shipping.
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You can order now, but we're going to ship it right away. Unfortunately it takes too much time to start holding orders and shipping things with pre-orders. We are printing these everyday, so they will likely be in-stock when you order your receiver set.
 
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