Sbr's do look cooler. You would have me beat, I only have 7.
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Sbr's do look cooler. You would have me beat, I only have 7.
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So once you SBR the gun with the brace, through this special period, can you then put a proper stick on it? Or does this only apply to the brace?
Which one do you use to defend the other 6?Quote:
Originally Posted by exsparky
Valid question.Quote:
Originally Posted by highangle
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Do you play a proper round of golf with only one club?
Answer is no.
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Originally Posted by The Reverend Floater
And one you don't wanna be asking when SHTF.
I can't play a proper round with 14 clubs.Quote:
Originally Posted by SB
Lol, well played sir.
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Once you register a lower with the ATF as a SBR, then you can put what ever stock or upper you want on the gun.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
The brace is no longer necessary as it's not considered a brace anymore. Theyre stocks now.
Right, but is this special program actually registering the lower or the brace?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless
It's registering the lower and it's serial number. Uppers and braces don't have serial numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
It's the same process and wait time as normal, the ATF is just waiving the $200.00 tax stamp fee.
I'm registering two lowers. I already have 7 Class 3 items. What's another two?
On another topic. Can someone recommend a good spotting scope that can reach out to 500 yards?
Spotter or range finder? And by reach out, what do you need to see? 500 yards is pretty short for a spotter. Almost any of them can handle that..., I.e. count times on an elk or deer or see impact on a target.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless
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This guy is more than enough: https://vortexoptics.com/diamondback...65-angled.html
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I'm pretty excited to get some time behind my new Tikka T1X. Once things are a bit warmer I'm going to figure out what ammo shoots the best through it and will then buy quite a bit.
Plus this will be fun carting around for grouse hunting in the fall. Attachment 449988
Just need to see where my shots are landing on a target anywhere from 200-500 yards.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Reverend Floater
For you my brother, I don't think anything less than Swaro 115 BTX will do if you want to pick out the difference between tight groups downrange, and 1-hole groups downrange.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless
And with the strong dollar, you can pick one up for the price of a decent wax rig.
For tripods, a Benro or Manfrotto CF model with a Majestic geared head will keep your glass rock solid.
Somebody find a better version of this and come back with a trail report please.
I'm thinking it could be way better for way less than a spotting scope.
This has a max 300 yard range.
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Can confirm - these things are awesome. Watching contrails as a bullet arcs into a target is awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by highangle
I'm not a fan of the cheap 60x spotters. I find a decent 40x, like a Leupold Mk4, will let you see more. Price no object, Swaro 15 will decimate all.
*edit* A reticle in a spotting scope is wonderful. A first focal plane reticle is better.
can we sell gun related shit on gear swap?
The tgrs is not really a target audience for gun items.
But what the heck, pull that trigger.