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    New toy...

    Just so you guys don't think I'm sitting here on my hands, a new PDW just grew out of parts in my shop...little bit of everything on this one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Hollinger View Post
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    Very loudly! And flamey, too, I'll bet!

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    Hope I'm not causing trouble, but what is the legality of something like that way up there.......over the border?

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    Shoots fine, very neat little gun. There appears to be no flames and the blast is driven forward by the Levang comp. Those are really a good idea...things like brakes make these almost unshootable under any type of cover. The side blast is huge. I had problems with over gassing on a short barrel some years back and the thread is here somewhere, but this one doesn't miss a beat. As for legality, it's a restricted rifle already. So in effect in Canadaicon the lower is registered as this one is, with an unspecified upper. That is to say, registered as a lower only. The upper in almost immaterial in that case. You've simply just finished the build and are testing it before changing the registration. You have 30 days for that.
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    Very neat piece, enjoy!

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    I bet the holster for that is pretty cool too...

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    Like Road Warrior...
    Regards, Jim

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    Who made the lower Jim? I recognize the upper! Same as on a couple of my M4 top ends.

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