Crappy picture but you get the point.
HK VP9 Tactical with a Silencerco Octane.
And Streamlight TRL-4
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Beautiful. Why did you go Octane over any other SilencerCo model, like Osprey?
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Crappy picture but you get the point.
HK VP9 Tactical with a Silencerco Octane.
And Streamlight TRL-4
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Beautiful. Why did you go Octane over any other SilencerCo model, like Osprey?
Beautiful. Why did you go Octane over any other SilencerCo model, like Osprey?
For a form 1 or 4??Check cashed in March .. still waiting :,(
Form 1.. I’m making itFor a form 1 or 4??
Damn. Something is up. I've had A few submitted and approved since July of 2018.
After speaking with sources in the administration, ASA can confirm that the NFA Division is not processing tax-paid transfers during the shutdown.
Unlike the actual approval/denial of NFA applications, tax payments for NFA transfers are processed directly by Bank of America. Because Bank of America employees do not work for the government, the $200 tax payments are still being processed as usual. After the checks are cashed, the forms are still being mailed to the NFA Division in Martinsburg, West Virginia. Under normal circumstances, this part of the process accounts for the first one to two weeks of the average NFA transfer. As a result of the shutdown, forms are stacking up as they are received by the NFA Division.
Realistically, consumers can expect to see a short term increase in transfer times while the backlog builds. However, NFA examiners and contractors are known to work extensive overtime, including holidays and weekends. We anticipate that they will look to make up for lost wages and time by working hard once government operations resume. An additional counterweight to the mounting backlog is the fact that ATF has previously assigned non-NFA staff to temporarily assist NFA in reducing past backlogs. ASA will encourage ATF to do the same this time.
finally my brother! now i just gotta decide which model MK18 i wanna build lol.. shoot me a text so i can show you my options lolNice dude...
finally my brother! now i just gotta decide which model MK18 i wanna build lol.. shoot me a text so i can show you my options lol
Yes, say no more.Mod 0 or GTFO.
Yes, say no more.
Hahaha of course! I’ve always wanted a DDmk18 also tho :/Mod 0 or GTFO.
Hahaha of course! I’ve always wanted a DDmk18 also tho :/
I did more of a budget MOD 0 build. SBR Anderson lower, PSA upper etc. Also couldn’t see spending $250 for a used KAC handguard. Still love the look though.You and every other gun nerd on the internet. I'm so tired of seeing them, I'mma do a mod 0 when I stop being lazy.
I did more of a budget MOD 0 build. SBR Anderson lower, PSA upper etc. Also couldn’t see spending $250 for a used KAC handguard. Still love the look though.
My little Tactical Solutions SBR suppressed by a Q Erector. 3.8 pounds with the suppressor, 8 inch barrel and Magpul furniture. The ultimate backpack gun.
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I believe it's the way it locks up on the upper.What’s the difference between the RAS and the RIS
That color is great.
Very nice! That noob tube looks very clean, did you go the route of buying a 37mm and eForm 1'ing it to a 40mm? How does the 40mm tube mate up with a receiver made for a 37 if this is the route you took?