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Places for pinning/welding in Metrowest area?
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Dressed to Kill
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Gunsmithing Services - Saxonville Armory Just did my Bravo company. Excellent job, very professional.
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Is that you Martha???
Sorry your going to get a lot of those questions asking stuff like that with that few posts and a join in 2013... Not being an AH, just saying, asking an AR question like that...
Is that you Martha???
Sorry your going to get a lot of those questions asking stuff like that with that few posts and a join in 2013... Not being an AH, just saying, asking an AR question like that...
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OK you got me, I hit the 8 instead of the 3, whoops... If you look at the top of my post it's correct... It's still a loaded question... Like I said I wasn't being an AH, I was just pointing something out... Plus you have to be ready as a "newbie" (so few posts) to get a little heckling, it happens all the time on here in good fun... If you had expanded on your question it wouldn't of looked so questionable either...
Nailed it. Like a guy on his tiptoes in the class picture, I'm stretching for that 16" and need the three-pronged flash suppressor to get me there.
No harm DavidC77, all good and the folks here have been incredibly helpful. I guess the few posts I have follow the maxim that God gave me two ears and one mouth for a reason. Have been reading up for 7 years and would rather be thought an idiot on this stuff than open my mouth and confirm it. Truth be told my interest in this stuff tends to ebb and flow w/the economy. Last time I was looking for pistols when the world felt like it was coming to an end with the Great Recession, and now's not a bad time to upgrade the collection either.
As my focus shifts to the stocks, any suggestions with the 14.5" pinned barrel? Had the opportunity to try a buddy's SB3 and it was too short for me. Given the pre-ban status, I can add something adjustable and fun, but they all look like a collection of plastic, poles and springs to me at this point if I'm being honest.
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Yes. micro welding is there main business. Firearms was their hobby.
YES .. it does! If you have a 14.5 inch Barrel AND you're going to PERMANENTLY WELD the "Muzzle Brake" on it..... you're good to go... If it's anything LESS than 16 inches.. You're headed into NFA Act of 1934 Territory.... ( Short Barrel Rifle )
Appreciate your business, glad you're happy with the work!
We're gearing up for a batch of pin and welds, so if you can get here before we start the turn around will be pretty quick.
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zork51
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Sherif at MAGA Arms at the mill in Littleton. Super nice guys in that building. He did my Aero Precision some weeks ago. Looks GREAT.
[email protected] 617-8188462
Tell him Brian sent you
[email protected] 617-8188462
Tell him Brian sent you
He might have to if his build uses a barrel shorter than 16", he'd still have to P&W to meet minimum length to stay out of the NFA. A lot of people will buy a 14.5in BBL and then pin on their FH or whatever to bring it out to 16". So its pin + weld for fed reasons, not MA.
