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Super Jelly.

Would love to have one of those to lose in a canoe in California.

1 posted on 07/21/2018 11:10:47 PM PDT by 1_Inch_Group
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To: 1_Inch_Group

Kindly explain what is an SBR?


2 posted on 07/21/2018 11:17:32 PM PDT by citizen (President Trump: HeÂ’s combined The Art of the Deal with AlinskyÂ’s Rules For Radicals. Game over.)
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Gardening included in the thread....

Squirrel.

Still.


6 posted on 07/21/2018 11:31:36 PM PDT by 1_Inch_Group (Country Before Party)
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To: 1_Inch_Group

Later


7 posted on 07/22/2018 3:17:58 AM PDT by gaijin
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To: 1_Inch_Group

Had to love the ad that was running with it, Ad Blocker and it was the only Ad running.


9 posted on 07/22/2018 5:02:54 AM PDT by Dusty Road (")
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Never understood why people like a SBR in 5.56. not all the powder burns by the time the round exits the barrel and this gravely impacts velocity. Gas tube has to be shortened a LOT, and is way closer to the mini-explosion of a discharging round, thus overpassing the action and beating your gas key apart. This could be fixed by a piston kit, assuming they even make one for SBR AR, which I’m sure someone does, but that won’t fix the muzzle velocity you just lost.

The entire point of having a rifle is to utilize it’s round to the fullest extent of the given rounds physics. Lopping off 8 inches of barrel length decreses velocity, range, and many foot pounds of energy.

Want something short? Get a tavor.


11 posted on 07/22/2018 7:25:02 AM PDT by This_Dude
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