wrote:
On Thu, 22 Jan 2015 20:38:48 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:

Really? Just like it? The very beginning of the video clearly shows
the lower being stamped "Restricted for military... use only". Turns
out you have a military rifle after all.


Colt uses different stamps from time to time for various reasons. That
stamp was the result of the national regs on AR rifles that expired.
Mine doesn't say that.


You have a loophole gun that is basically illegal in your state in
virtually any other configuration.
Simply dropping in a slightly heavier barrel lets it slip through a
crack in the law. I am sure there are plenty of people in Annapolis
who want to plug that hole.

We do have some odd firearms regs here. You can buy an AR-10, no problemo.
Or an HBR AR-15. Or build an HBR AR-15. But no pencil barrel AR-15s.
Luckily, the HBR Colt was the one I wanted...it is more accurate.
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On 1/23/15 6:01 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:
wrote:
On Thu, 22 Jan 2015 20:38:48 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:

Really? Just like it? The very beginning of the video clearly shows
the lower being stamped "Restricted for military... use only". Turns
out you have a military rifle after all.


Colt uses different stamps from time to time for various reasons. That
stamp was the result of the national regs on AR rifles that expired.
Mine doesn't say that.


You have a loophole gun that is basically illegal in your state in
virtually any other configuration.
Simply dropping in a slightly heavier barrel lets it slip through a
crack in the law. I am sure there are plenty of people in Annapolis
who want to plug that hole.

We do have some odd firearms regs here. You can buy an AR-10, no problemo.
Or an HBR AR-15. Or build an HBR AR-15. But no pencil barrel AR-15s.
Luckily, the HBR Colt was the one I wanted...it is more accurate.


Oh, the "heavy barrel" is about a pound heavier, and that's more than
"slightly" heavier for a 16" barrel. No sliced out area for the grenade
launcher, either, dammit.



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