Moparlover
CGN frequent flyer
quick change roll pin?
USC Shorty Project
- Thread starter ezkmo
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F22_RaptoR
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Edmonton, Alberta
Yep, like an AR15 receiver pin. Just pich in the lock button and pull it out.
The stock pin is a roll pin that you need a pin punch to take out.
Moparlover
CGN frequent flyer
good idea, i guess. just not to sure why i would need to change a barrel on it that fast
F22_RaptoR
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Edmonton, Alberta
Its more for the original design concept of the UMP, where you can change the bolt and barrel, and swap calibers real quick.
With the USC, and our ranges, it could always be good to swap between the UMP barrel for short range stuff, or put the USC 16" barrel in if you want to do some more precision shooting, or longer range shooting (say 100, 150 yards).
The USC barrel is a target barrel after all
Its more for the original design concept of the UMP, where you can change the bolt and barrel, and swap calibers real quick.
With the USC, and our ranges, it could always be good to swap between the UMP barrel for short range stuff, or put the USC 16" barrel in if you want to do some more precision shooting, or longer range shooting (say 100, 150 yards).
The USC barrel is a target barrel after all
exactly. thanks Raptor.
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Allegedly that's illegal. Realistically, that will probably be frowned upon. In the spirit of the law, with the non-restricted barrel it is more difficult to hide in your pants than with the shorter barrels, but still possible. Extra evil points if you have a flash-hider and a folding-stock & pistol-grip and it's black in colour.
I like that... funny stuff.
Wouldn't it be sort of like the dlask 8.5", you need to full stock on it to transport, but then you can switch to PG at the range...?
F22_RaptoR
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Edmonton, Alberta
If its classified as RESTRICTED, then yes you can put the 18.5" barrel on, since you have 30 days to notify the CFC of changes.
However if it would change the class of your firearm, then you would need to get the new certificate before you change the barrel on it (technically speaking of course)
Now is anybody going to know or really care? maybe not. But its usually not worth it to find out. The best thing to do, is if you get a non restricted barrel for it, is to lock up the restricted class barrel somewhere else, and only put it on if you change it to restricted.
If its left as restricted then you can again, technically use both, although its a bit pointless.
However if it would change the class of your firearm, then you would need to get the new certificate before you change the barrel on it (technically speaking of course)
Now is anybody going to know or really care? maybe not. But its usually not worth it to find out. The best thing to do, is if you get a non restricted barrel for it, is to lock up the restricted class barrel somewhere else, and only put it on if you change it to restricted.
If its left as restricted then you can again, technically use both, although its a bit pointless.
Moparlover
CGN frequent flyer
who makes or distributes this pin?
