Pin & Weld??

[RockIsland]

No luck with Superior Gunsmithing due to lead times. Still looking if anyone else has some suggestions.

Xtreme Gun Works in Emmaus

https://forum.pafoa.org/showthread.php?t=355758&highlight=Xtreme

https://www.ar15.com/forums/AR-15/Av...747377/?page=1

[ykman1]

Xtreme Gun Works in Emmaus

https://forum.pafoa.org/showthread.php?t=355758&highlight=Xtreme

https://www.ar15.com/forums/AR-15/Av...747377/?page=1

Woah. I think I could do a better job myself, and Ive never welded in my life lol.

[bug]

My understanding is for a 14.5in barrel the break has to be pinned and welded (made permanent) for it to legally pass as a rifle. If this is the case, is there anyone out there in the Berks area or surrounding who can do it or knows of a place that does. Thanks in advance.

I would suggest that you do the Efile SBR. Any length or caliber you want. Stock or no stock, front grip or not , change at will and it can be carried loaded on your person or in a vehicle with carry permit. No brainer, really.

BobD

[Emptymag]

I always suggest virgin lower "FTF form".
Don't need a fore grip.
Don't need a stock.
Don't need to beg for permission.
Don't need to pay for permission.
And it can be carried loaded on your person or in a vehicle with carry permit. No brainer, really.



Completely legal pistol with zero paper trail.
TASTES GREAT! Less government.

[Thrillz]

Falling off topic, but how do you like that Ergo magwell grip? I thought about one but went with the MAKO grip instead, but it doesnt allow for hi cap mags like my 100rd drum (which whatever, thats more a novelty anyways) or my 60 rd mag.

[Xringshooter]

EM, who makes that sling?

[Emptymag]

EM, who makes that sling?

Frank Proctor sling.

Start here. I posted three "mini-reviews" on three slings I own(ed). I sold the SOB sling.
https://forum.pafoa.org/showthread.p...63#post3451363

I think it's perfect for a pistol. It's small and light.

[Emptymag]

Falling off topic, but how do you like that Ergo magwell grip? I thought about one but went with the MAKO grip instead, but it doesnt allow for hi cap mags like my 100rd drum (which whatever, thats more a novelty anyways) or my 60 rd mag.

I like them a lot - for a PISTOL.
I have never gripped a carbine at the magwell, but a pistol is balanced differently, and sometimes it works out better to grip it that way.
Having a magwell grip doesn't mean that you MUST grip it that way, but if you choose to do so, it makes it so much easier to get a good hold.

I looked at ALL the different options and chose this for it's minimalist design and clean lines.

Here's a full review I did - with lots of closeup pics. (sorry - Photobucket slapped their watermark on them)
https://forum.pafoa.org/showthread.p...ight=ergo+quit

[Thrillz]

I like them a lot - for a PISTOL.
I have never gripped a carbine at the magwell, but a pistol is balanced differently, and sometimes it works out better to grip it that way.
Having a magwell grip doesn't mean that you MUST grip it that way, but if you choose to do so, it makes it so much easier to get a good hold.

I looked at ALL the different options and chose this for it's minimalist design and clean lines.

Here's a full review I did - with lots of closeup pics. (sorry - Photobucket slapped their watermark on them)
https://forum.pafoa.org/showthread.p...ight=ergo+quit

Thanks. I have it on my 8" pistol, and it definitely seems to be the most balanced spot to hold the gun.

[snuffy19608]

Reading Armament just behind me by Angelica Park, or if you want to travel Lanco Tactical in Elizabethtown. A 14.5" barrel needs the longer A2 FH as stated earlier. If you haven't bought yet, look for a 14.7" barrel, and get an A2 FH.