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Fri. Jul 30, 2010 
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9mm AR15 SBR (Short Rifle)
Posted By: Bubba
Posted: Thu Jul 15 2010
    We take a look at a nice 9mm AR15 SBR (Short Barrel Rifle)
This AR15 uses UZI magazines in 9mm with a mag well block a ...Click Here for full article

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Two Suppressed .22 Pistols
Posted By: Bubba
Posted: Wed Jul 14 2010
    Close look at two Suppressed .22 Pistols.
Walther P22 with TAC-65 and SIG Mosquito with Gemtech Outback II ...Click Here for full article

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Small Arms Review (SAR) Show 2009
Posted By: Bubba
Posted: Thu Mar 25 2010
    Each year in Phoenix Small Arms review and Crossroads of the West Promoters host the "SAR Show". We contacted both ...Click Here for full article

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We had the chance to photograph this Land Warfare Resources Corporation (LWRC) M6A2 rifle chambered in 6.8mm SPC. This LWRC M6A2 has a 10.5 inch barrel which is shorter than 16 inches so this is a registered Short Barrel Rifle (SBR). The 10.5 inch barrel option makes this M6A2 CQB an effective close quarter rifle. The LWRC short-stroke gas-piston operating system is used for reliability and extended service life http://ar15buyersguide.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g=content1235926467

LWRC M6A2 6.8 SPC
Posted by: kilosix4
Posted on: Sun Mar 1 2009

A friend asked us to take apart his TAC 65 .22 long rifle suppressor we were happy to do so. With the end cap removal tool, it was much easier to remove the end caps. The end caps were put on tight but with the tool it was possible to remove them. Once the end caps are off it is possible to remove the baffles for cleaning. We did not remove the baffles, once we had it apart this far it was obvious the lead build up was negligible, so we just put it back together.. http://suppressorbuyersguide.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g=content1235371302

Inside the TAC 65 .22 lr Suppressor
Posted by: kilosix4
Posted on: Mon Feb 23 2009


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