Firearms Section

[Supercharged SS]

Originally Posted by kalimus

You can build the entire weapon around the lower.

Ah. so you guys are building from scratch. Cool.


Thanks for dropping some knowledege!!

[Maxspeed]

Originally Posted by kalimus

I just want an Official Red Ryder carbine-action 200-shot range model air rifle... ooooooo.....

You'll shoot your eye out kid

[Supercharged SS]

Originally Posted by kalimus

I just want an Official Red Ryder carbine-action 200-shot range model air rifle... ooooooo.....

Come on....you know you'll shoot your eye out!!

[Mr Twisty]

Originally Posted by Camaro_Corvette

Yep. I'm here. And I'm not closing this anytime soon.

oops... that was just wrong... sorry dude.

[Camaro_Corvette]

Originally Posted by Supercharged SS

Ah. so you guys are building from scratch. Cool.


Thanks for dropping some knowledege!!

Yep

[kalimus]

Originally Posted by Supercharged SS

Come on....you know you'll shoot your eye out!!

I was just kidding. Camaro_Corvette is getting one but... I guess I'd just like some Tinker Toys

[Maxspeed]

Originally Posted by ChrisBlair

I've never checked, as I don't have the money to buy a transferable class III or the money to lose on ammo, but I'm not sure if that's Commonwealth-wide, or local laws in towns and cities. I'm almost positive I know somebody with a legal class III in MA, but he does have an FFL 01, which is a rule changer in many ways

I know of one or 2 guys that have a machine gun license, but I was referring to the ongoing Mass Assault Weapon Ban. FSGuns.com is selling out of everything. I want to get the S&W AR-15 ORC.

[ChrisBlair]

Originally Posted by Supercharged SS

Thanks guys. Why is everyone in need of lowers? Seems like the one that comes with the gun should last forever, no?

I own an AR15, and I ask the same question! But for a different reason.

The AR15 is a modular concept rifle. You can change calibers easily and without gunsmithing, by swapping in different uppers. It's stoopid-easy. The AR15 is sometimes called the 'barbie doll for men' but I think it's more like a lego set

But what many people do is buy different lowers for different dedicated builds with different barrel lengths, calibers, etc. My personal preference would be to use one lower and take advantage of the modularity

[Camaro_Corvette]

Originally Posted by Mr Twisty

oops... that was just wrong... sorry dude.

[Mr Twisty]

Originally Posted by Supercharged SS

Ah. so you guys are building from scratch. Cool.


Thanks for dropping some knowledege!!

Can buy the lower, and purchase a part at a time, rather than spend $600...

err $1200...

err $2000 on a complete rifle.

That's how fast the prices went up in 3 days

[ChrisBlair]

Originally Posted by Maxspeed

I know of one or 2 guys that have a machine gun license, but I was referring to the ongoing Mass Assault Weapon Ban. FSGuns.com is selling out of everything. I want to get the S&W AR-15 ORC.

Ah

Try Zero Hour Arms, right between rtes 24 and 138, in Easton, near the Brockton line

[Supercharged SS]

Originally Posted by ChrisBlair

I own an AR15, and I ask the same question! But for a different reason.

The AR15 is a modular concept rifle. You can change calibers easily and without gunsmithing, by swapping in different uppers. It's stoopid-easy. The AR15 is sometimes called the 'barbie doll for men' but I think it's more like a lego set

But what many people do is buy different lowers for different dedicated builds with different barrel lengths, calibers, etc. My personal preference would be to use one lower and take advantage of the modularity

Hey, if it's something that is legal and you're interested in they should be readily available to you all. It's just another hobby.

[CHMSC]

Originally Posted by driyac

I mean I don't know, chmsc is one who helped me really learn everything and I really appreciate it.

Thanks bro and you are welcome. I didn't show you much you were already on your way. Just tried to help a little.

Originally Posted by Supercharged SS

Thanks guys. Why is everyone in need of lowers? Seems like the one that comes with the gun should last forever, no?

Yes they do but people like to have different variations. For instance close range, long range, tactical, etc. I want a few more because I have one set up for close range 100 yards or so. I want another for long range, hunting. And wouldn't mind having another to try different stuff with, kinda like modding Camaro's once you start you can't stop. It's fun, it's a hobby I enjoy safely and respectfully just like racing.

[Maxspeed]

Originally Posted by ChrisBlair

Ah

Try Zero Hour Arms, right between rtes 24 and 138, in Easton, near the Brockton line

Thanks I will.