Not the .22 but the two other SBR's I own, yes, I do carry them routinely.Not being combative, but do you carry the suppressed 22 with you? If not, why is portability a concern?
Not the .22 but the two other SBR's I own, yes, I do carry them routinely.Not being combative, but do you carry the suppressed 22 with you? If not, why is portability a concern?
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didn't you pay the tax stamp to take an AK barrel from 16" to 14"?I'm just curious why everyone seems to think that SBRing a rifle is the bee's knees. I'm not saying you shouldn't build one, I don't care. I don't think we should have to pay $200 to have a shorter rifle or ANY infringement on our ability to own guns of any variety. I'm just trying to understand why people seem to be SBRing guns more and more.
I don't know anyone that actively carries an SBR in a backpack or briefcase everyday (except a couple cops). I'm nto saying nobody carried one, but I know a lot of people that have SBRs and their EDC is a pistol. The only reason I'd want one is if I could carry it with me each day. A truck gun doesn't really need to be an SBR since if you can safely get to your truck you could safely get to the 16" carbine inside...not to mention the possibility and extreme headache of an NFA gun being stolen if your vehicle gets vandalized.
For home defense a rifle caliber SBR ( even 300 BO) isn't really a good choice unless you KNOW you won't miss and send a round into the room behind the perp. Even 9mm and .45 can go through most walls nowadays...
None of us are clearing rooms searching for ISIS....
Aside from a few niche and expensive calibers the average intermediate rifle cartridge will lose energy and range in SBR configuration...in some cases becoming about as effective as hot 10mm out of a handgun.
So....why?
Federal law? Or if there some deeply philosophical view of the question that's escaping me?I would ask what makes less than 16" the magical number that makes a rifle a SBR? We try to make everything as light and portable as possible so why would guns be any different?
I know it's federal law but where did the number come from?Federal law? Or if there some deeply philosophical view of the question that's escaping me?
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Whoever wrote the National Firearms Act of 1934,'may he burn in hell.I know it's federal law but where did the number come from?
didn't you pay the tax stamp to take an AK barrel from 16" to 14"?
Why are our cell phone batteries not three times as big as they are? Sure would be nice not to have to charge them but once a week.
Oh, my addled brain finally got,it. Why did they pick 16? No fucking.clue
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Makes sense. Also explains why @NWS has so many sbr's.My theory is that they cubed their dick length.
Makes sense. Also explains why @NWS has so many sbr's.
Oh, my addled brain finally got,it. Why did they pick 16? No fucking.clue
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According to bypass' mom yes.8"^(1/3) is the length of his dick?
My theory is that they cubed their dick length.
I'm just curious why everyone seems to think that SBRing a rifle is the bee's knees. I'm not saying you shouldn't build one, I don't care. I don't think we should have to pay $200 to have a shorter rifle or ANY infringement on our ability to own guns of any variety. I'm just trying to understand why people seem to be SBRing guns more and more.
I don't know anyone that actively carries an SBR in a backpack or briefcase everyday (except a couple cops). I'm nto saying nobody carried one, but I know a lot of people that have SBRs and their EDC is a pistol. The only reason I'd want one is if I could carry it with me each day. A truck gun doesn't really need to be an SBR since if you can safely get to your truck you could safely get to the 16" carbine inside...not to mention the possibility and extreme headache of an NFA gun being stolen if your vehicle gets vandalized.
For home defense a rifle caliber SBR ( even 300 BO) isn't really a good choice unless you KNOW you won't miss and send a round into the room behind the perp. Even 9mm and .45 can go through most walls nowadays...
None of us are clearing rooms searching for ISIS....
Aside from a few niche and expensive calibers the average intermediate rifle cartridge will lose energy and range in SBR configuration...in some cases becoming about as effective as hot 10mm out of a handgun.
So....why?