Nope. Not NFA. You cannot put explosive rounds in it because those are prohibited. Other rules regulate "grenades". But smoke, flares, and certain pyrotechnics are OK.
...or before shooting him...I should have mentioned that there are Dragons Breath type loads in 37mm. Just in case it becomes necessary to light an assailant on fire after shooting him.
100 rounds is awfully heavy! I prefer 30-round mags. I have a 50-rd Magpul AR drum. Never use it. Reliable, but I found it to be clumsy. Honestly, I also find binary triggers to not be very useful, but I have it, so it went into this AR that is now enjoying a comfortable retirement. I had to modify the trigger pocket to get it to work though. Three hands are needed to install it. You have to hold it together, springs compressed while inserting it into the lower. Huge pain in the ass.
I've shot my Daniel Defense and my buddy's m&p15 side by side. His m&p performed flawless. While I dont regret my purchase, I believe the smith and wesson was a better purchase and would of been for me too.
Some are prettier. But for me the M&P has been a reliable workhorse. I've been told that Ruger ARs are equally dependable. "Fancy" matters with shotguns but in my experience plain vanilla ARs, especially those made by the big players, run as good as any and dont cost an arm and a leg. I've avoided the lesser brands. Some are good (like Spikes), some are not. Many are way overpriced. I always look for a tight fit between the upper and lower as a sign of quality. Cheap ARs are sloppy in that regard.
That it does. I have to make another batch. Happy to send to you when I do. Winter project.
That would be super, BL! Let me know when you’re ready and how much to send ya. Thanks!
No charge. You just have to wait for me to make it!
