And how to file for a tax stamp, I'm sure

............yes

(not my photo, too poor for a printer)

3D printers sound so fun.

@Sparrow Crye or arcteryx

Damnit man, I'm not wanting to spend 800 on a damn jacket. Lol

Just buy a surplus lvl5 man

Don't want it in camo. I need a OD green or tan.

I'm considering Rothco... but I've heard mixed things on certain parts.

https://www.tacswap.com/post/5e72bc4e85b19700089f8526

@Sparrow

I mean, for the brand and stuff. Price isn't bad.

You could also get away with wearing that in uniform

also...one quick statement

SOTAR gang

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Damn BCA at it again

SSAAFFEE

sSa🅰️FfeË

Hahaha

Did Michael J Fox build this??

FAiRe

Lol WTF!! 🤣 🤣 🤣

Just think, if no one at that company even looks at the side of the receiver, imagine how bad the rest of the QC is 🤔

I dont trust something that says "sasaaafffefe" to actually be safe.

Nothing like the smell of gun grease on a rainy night

I ended up having to settle with Anderson Mnfg, how much did I fuck myself with that choice

Imo it will be fine, and you probably won't have any problems with it. Congrats on your new purchase. I had a PSA and it would leave dimples on the primers when I went to load it, not sure if that's supposed to happen. Maybe someone could shed some light on that.

Uhhh

Anderson is...well, do you have armorers tools?

@Reno that's completely normal. Scared me too the first time I ever noticed that.

> @Reno that's completely normal. Scared me too the first time I ever noticed that.
@GundyBun

Fairly sure that’s an issue with firing pin protrusion. @Crye_Salesman can you confirm?

I mean it depends how heavily the firing pin is marked.

Very lightly would just be because the firing pin is free floated and can bump around. If there’s a serious intent, it would be firing pin protrusion

Every time I loaded it, there would be a visible dimple in the primer that was deep enough that I would always load it in a safe direction

Not that I don't normally do that, but you know what I mean.

Same happens on my Sig. I looked it up and it seems pretty typical

Yeah, like I said, a light dimple is fine. But there’s a fine line where your firing pin protrusion could be actually protruding when it chambers

Just file that shit down. Worked on my sks