Nra-Life-Member
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Interesting. Hopefully ammo gets even less expensive..
They mention that these Century Arms MP5's (copies) with the forced reset trigger run faster then a non-civilian HK MP 5
MP5 Now Has A Forced Reset Trigger
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Interesting. Hopefully ammo gets even less expensive..
They mention that these Century Arms MP5's (copies) with the forced reset trigger run faster then a non-civilian HK MP 5
This has intrigued me since the get go, unlike the Franklin binary triggers. I'm still waiting for some of these kits to become a bit more refined. There is a lot of crap out there right now. I've read reports that depending on what material the cam and slip trips are made from, you might be replacing every 500 rounds.
The cost of ammo not withstanding, I also have the problem of not living in the desert. So exercising this constitutional right (for now) is a bit difficult in the burbs. I should have bought that 40 acres when I had the chance lol.
The cost of ammo not withstanding, I also have the problem of not living in the desert. So exercising this constitutional right (for now) is a bit difficult in the burbs. I should have bought that 40 acres when I had the chance lol.
Lots of drama on the FRT front. It's all discussed elsewhere, and I'm sure most have read it all but for those who have not, basically ATF was going to lose the lawsuit and so tried to limit FRT's by settling the lawsuit such that they would be allowed, but the other party to the suit had to agree to "vigorously defend their patent" and agree not to come up with FRT for other than the AR-15 platform. In other words collusion to impact a free market. I'm thinking the situation will continue to develop as there is a lot of talk about the FRT's in question being junk as far as trigger pull and durability of function. Time will tell, it always does. Perhaps FRT's will be the first nail in the coffin of "no new manufacture of MG receivers for civilian use" same as "arm braces" have eroded the concept of SBR's. We can but hope.....