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What Mr. Dodson said.

Likewise I enjoyed his show.

I'm not in Washington state, but this is what encourages people to finish out eighty percent lowers/frames.

And therein lies the problem. A FFL acquired them as pistols and ATF makes a new rule that requires them to be SBR's, you start running into a lawyers dream.

I've had broken trigger springs more than once. Frustrating, but it happens.

Let's call this what it actually is. A Poll Tax.

Rock & Mach: I've got a .223 SBR. I'm looking for essentially a "starter" suppressor. I've never bought a suppressor and am looking for some guidance. Thanks.

We'll see how much faster.... Heck, I need someone here to recommend a suppressor for a SBR AR.

Only once in my years of shooting have I ever whacked the forward assist to use it in the manner intended.

I'll second Megawatt. I re-barreled an upper recently. The right tools made it a rather quick and less than arduous task.

To me it was like the authors said: "Technology advanced a whole lot since the 1968 GCA. And now we're trying to catch up and make some sense while we've got everyone breathing down our necks".

Another happy customer. Buy with confidence.

Go back and look at SharpDog's post. Every manufacturer in the United States has a vested interested in seeing the gun manufacturing industry protected. If someone uses a widget criminally you think the widget maker wants to be on the hook civilly?

I've got a copy of my form 1 in my phone. But I also printed out a few copies and stuck one in my rifle bag, one in my range bag and for my files. Do keep a paper copy just in case.

I've mailed long guns to myself via USPS. Handguns via UPS at the hub, not a UPS Store.

RIP sir.

That CEO sees the pitfalls. It's the same reason manufacturers of other products watch closely the lawsuits against gun manufacturers. Ford, GM, Chrysler, etc know that if there is success against gun manufacturers they can very easily be next-and they are perceived to have far deeper pockets.

I would think that Sanchez ensured that Surefire got some government contracts and/or pork. Therefore Surefire repays the favor.

Absolutely this is discrimination. I'm waiting for the lawsuit.

We were kicking this around in the office today. Conclusion...yet again...probably don't have to worry, but do pay attention.