which bit? wearing a Bremont watch or just wearing multiple watches like Maradona ?
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Guns and watches..
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Hard to tell in the photo which watch is appropriate.
I guess i need to know if this is cocaine era Mac, er, Ulster Volunteer Forces, JSOC, ...
I guess i need to know if this is cocaine era Mac, er, Ulster Volunteer Forces, JSOC, ...
suffolkdiver
Anyone got any heliox ?
I always wore 2 watch's when diving incase one stopped or got broken/lost. One automatic and one quartz
...maybe I'm totally wrong, but .45 ACPs, .357 Mags & SDs seem to come out of the same universe...
May I ask what the pistol left of the sub is?...maybe I'm totally wrong, but .45 ACPs, .357 Mags & SDs seem to come out of the same universe...
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I’m curious as well as it looks sort of like a safari arms black widow who met part of oly arms. It has to be in the soul snatching caliber of .45 I hope. However I’ve been out of pistol procurement for a while. Still more of a FnFal/ L1A1 sort of guy.
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They’re a lot of fun. A real bullet hose. This one is in .45. Without the Lage upper, its cyclic rate is 1200+/- rpm. With it, slows it down to 600. A lot more controllable.
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Another fun accessory we have here in the States is a Super Safety. It replaces the safety of an AR15 with a push button safety. Makes it a forced reset trigger increasing the rate of up to about 600-700 rpm. Costs $115 versus $30k for a full auto. Fully legal in Texas, no additional paperwork. It takes a little fitting to make it work.
This one is an Intergral Suppressed 7.62x39 upper. Wicked quiet with subsonic ammo.
This one is an Intergral Suppressed 7.62x39 upper. Wicked quiet with subsonic ammo.
I’ve been watching the FRT developments and a few other bits and pieces which the 2A communities on Reddit are doing with some interest. I still don’t fully grasp how the FRT works mechanically but if ATF are happy with it your side of the pond - which it seems they are, and I don’t see that changing much in the next 4 years - and state governments are likewise happy with it, I’m happy for you guys.Another fun accessory we have here in the States is a Super Safety. It replaces the safety of an AR15 with a push button safety. Makes it a forced reset trigger increasing the rate of up to about 600-700 rpm. Costs $115 versus $30k for a full auto. Fully legal in Texas, no additional paperwork. It takes a little fitting to make it work.
This one is an Intergral Suppressed 7.62x39 upper. Wicked quiet with subsonic ammo.
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When you pull the trigger, you dont release it, keeping it held back. After the bolt/bolt carrier eject the spent casing, the bolt goes forward and pushes a lever that’s installed in a slot in the new safety. That lever resets the trigger minutely and since it’s being held back, the finger pressure on the trigger drops the hammer again and again until you let go. You can do controlled bursts or empty the mag.
Heres the lever installed. It goes back and forth under the bolt carrier. The trigger also has to have a little Dremel work done, or you can just buy a trigger already cut. The bottom pic is the cut trigger, safety button and lever.
Our Supreme Court told all the executive branches of the government that they can no longer dictate law. Congress makes the laws, not them. So basically, they told the ATF to piss off. The Super Safety doesn’t meet the definition of a Machine Gun. The ATF is not happy about it. But F them. They can’t do anything about it.
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That was a very helpful and clear explanation - thank you for that! The only other legal approach on these I knew of other than a full pre 86 receiver or FFL was a pre 86 Lightning Link.When you pull the trigger, you dont release it, keeping it held back. After the bolt/bolt carrier eject the spent casing, the bolt goes forward and pushes a lever that’s installed in a slot in the new safety. That lever resets the trigger minutely and since it’s being held back, the finger pressure on the trigger drops the hammer again and again until you let go. You can do controlled bursts or empty the mag.
Heres the lever installed. It goes back and forth under the bolt carrier. The trigger also has to have a little Dremel work done, or you can just buy a trigger already cut. The bottom pic is the cut trigger, safety button and lever.
Our Supreme Court told all the executive branches of the government that they can no longer dictate law. Congress makes the laws, not them. So basically, they told the ATF to piss off. The Super Safety doesn’t meet the definition of a Machine Gun. The ATF is not happy about it. But F them. They can’t do anything about it.
Makes one wonder how many other mechanical work arounds lie not far beneath the surface.
Does that position from the Supreme Court mean private letter “rulings” are no longer a thing?