Scrubs a grill with a suit of chain mail until it gleams. Wipes a crusty cast iron pan with a greasy towel and calls it good…

gyz77 said:

I’m not a machinist but isn’t there a way to scan and copy items?
Really wish a 762 bolt was easier to come by.

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3D scanning tech has limitations and unless you have a half million dollar or more machine you’re not getting all that accurate of results. Additionally you only get the measurements of what the parts you measure. Depending on sample size that leaves questions to tolerance ranges to machine a new part to. Granted educated assumptions of tolerance ranges can be made on the information grained.

To be clear, reverse engineering it is 100% doable, there are just hurdles to overcome from a design and machining perspective as well as ensuring you’re not gonna get sued. If you’re doing it for yourself, it’s 100% legal. Once you start making for others there are legal questions that need to be answered first.

Holliday said:

You and a million other cuck simp 2A gun owners. That IS exactly why they did it.

Gun owners fight like little girls.

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Baby steps.

I really appreciate you doing this test and look forward to any future updates. This matched up to what I was seeing with Garmin when I mount it vs having it on a tripod next to the rifle. Also seeing the differences between the Athlon vs Garmin is interesting also.

4350 is a little slow for the Garand gas system. Use powders in the 4895 range. 4064, Varget, RE-15, 8208 XBR and ball powders faster than H-380. With the light bullets you noted, you can use 3031 and Benchmark.

300 WM mag


PSR 7.62 CF barrel


338 LM mag



338LM bolt head


XM2010 forend


Listed M24 TG’s but appear to be DBM?


PSR ACC rail




40X trigger



There’s more rails and mags too, I didn’t start copy and pasting until I was like 12 pages in. Lots of barreled actions too, saw an M24 barreled action. There’s internal archive guns and prototype/test guns too.

No idea who owns it for certain, I reached out a while ago and haven’t heard anything from them. Remington is the best place to start.

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Interesting isn't it? The only video of it's kind. So clear too, and it only showed up years later after people started asking questions because the story was such obvious bullshit.

Malum Prohibitum said:

The Senate did vote to send it to the House. Now let's see what happens over there in the other chamber.

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I mean that’s great and all but I don’t consider this a win. I think for most people the $200 tax wasn’t an issue. I also curious what happens now when one buys an NFA item. Are we still going to get a stamp? Either way I feel like getting these items off the NFA altogether is what’s needed. Again, the tax for most people isn’t the issue. But maybe, just maybe this is some kind of strategy. If it’s no longer taxed, can it justifiable live under the NFA or will the USSC then come back somehow and call this an infringement?

You all might want to tune into the news…. Andrew Clyde just re-introduced the original writing of the SBR and Suppressor bill to the BBB in the house. This might actually make it.

Fingers crossed.

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Same

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$2300

$750

Bump