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There is no requirement to attach your trust to a physical address. Moving is irrelevant to the legality of your trust provided that all other NFA laws are followed.

I'd be interested in a complete upper. I'll follow the thread to see if/when pricing becomes available.

To clarify, because I have the dumb, the $1995 price point would be for a complete rifle. There is currently no pricing for a complete upper by itself. Yes?

"Accuracy" and "Mosin" in the same post. :laugh:

Integrally suppressed 9mm AR uppers?

That's my guess as well.

Yeah but when the can shoots loose, your sights are off. Neat idea, but I'd rather have high sights on the firearm itself.

To give it a sear or char. The method is called "sous vide." French for "in a vacuum." Simply put, it's "low and slow" on steriods. The water is warmed to just north of 100 degrees...usually max is 140. The idea is an even, slow cooking of the meat to seal in all the flavor and fluids. Then, if...

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Unfortunately, no. Bryan and I groped our way through mine and then he did a few more to pay off the tools he had to buy and that was the depth and breadth of my AK work. I know that Ray at Moss Pawn is always applauded but I have no first hand experience with him. Best of luck to you.

Basically, to properly SBR an M92 with a folding stock, plan on spending double what you spent on the pistol. installing the side folding stock requires removing the original trunnion and installing a new one, along with removal of the front trunnion to install the stock catch latch. You can...

Don't know. I hope not.

As long as it's not 300BLK ammo, that is.

"Melting" is a strong word. I've seen them deform due to rapid and sustained over heating causing the rifle to malfunction; people who don't know how to run a F/A rifle and just dumping mag after mag through them, which I would imagine is a large majority of their customer base.

Yeah, he definitely did say "a month." Sorry about that. But the "200,000 through a SCAR16 with only a barrel swap?" I don't believe that for a second.

I occasionally watch Mr. Clean's videos...but I'm calling shennanigans on this one. First off, the SCAR numbers? There's no way. Two hundred thousand rounds and only a barrel swap? Sorry, I just don't buy it. Also, he repeatedly said that several of their rifles get fired 30,000 rounds per...

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It has been my (limited) experience that when Taurus copies a proven design, they seem to get it right. I have owned both a 1911 and M92 Taurus and both were fine enough. I have also owned a Public Defender that ran fine but was loose. I think where they get into trouble is in model lines like...