Wait you mean the one thats been on their website for a long time now? http://www.libertycans.net/mjolnir.html From that page: "The 300 AAC Blackout Subsonic Ammunitions is still supersonic in the Mjolnir. Our barrel length of 15" is still not short enough to make them subsonic. You will ...

Try some Wolf Match Target or Extra, or some SK Standard Plus. Thank me later.

You know, I never thought about or heard about the FRP issue with the sparrow. I can tell you that I have zero noticeable FRP with my SWR Spectre. I can see why some folks wouldn't want an 8 oz can though. I'll bet it's awkward as a can for the tiny 22s like the Beretta 21A. Obviously no perfect can...

Sparrow or Spectre.

Only my opinion, but: I would use the brakeout on the 700 and the 16" AR. I don't like the "ping" of the blackout flash hider, and the brakeout is 1/2 the cost of the 2-baffle brake. I would spring for the $$ 2 baffle brake on the SBR to help protect the can. It doesn't look like your...

Do you think Im going to find an amazing deal at a convention that I wont be attending? I work around 65 hours a week in the middle of nowhere. The shot show wont apply to me or my purchase. I don't think you understand why people are recommending waiting for SHOT. Since it's the industry's main tr...

The 'kitchen table' way to do this (with an AR or bolt gun) is to mount the can, pull the bolt and look down the barrel from the breech end to see if there is any obvious misalignment of the can. I don't think this is possible with an AK. Sure you can - pop the cover and pull the bolt. Almost as ea...

Nice, sounds like the best of both worlds - a new Spectre design that I don't like the looks of (so no buyer's remorse on my current can) plus an opportunity to upgrade baffles at some point. Sweet! :D Though as others have mentioned, I don't see how the Spectre can get much better noise-wise. I'm a...

I opened my Spectre after the first 500 rounds and it was pointless. I have no clue why mine was so clean but about 80% of the rounds were SK Standard Plus out of my bolt gun, which is a heavily lubed lead RN. The other 20% were jacketed Aguila standard and high velocity rounds out of my 4" Buc...

CThomas wrote:

slowfire wrote:Nope. Holding down the fort.

Thank god you told us you are not going this way we do not look for you
Yeah I'm in a mood

It's OK, you don't know me.

Nope. Holding down the fort.

LavaRed wrote: Thanks! I'm going to be buying several of those in preparation for the next rainy season.

Every one of my guns goes in a Bore Store when it goes into the safe for long term storage. Works for transport to the range in a pinch as well.

http://www.borestores.com/

762SD Cashed 6-28-11 Pending 7-6-11 Approved 11-2-11 Examiner: Nicole Dudash Hoping it won't sit on a desk in the outbox all week or take forever via USPS. Arrived at my dealer November 7th.......5 days from desk to door is fine by me. Picking up Friday night, tossing it on my 300BLK upper and taki...

eazenutz33 wrote:762SD
Cashed 6-28-11
Pending 7-6-11
Approved 11-2-11

Examiner: Nicole Dudash

Hoping it won't sit on a desk in the outbox all week or take forever via USPS.

Heck yeah, if yours is approved then mine probably is too. Very cool.

i'm seeing more and more early to mid july pendings being approved in recent days. my form 4 went pending on 7/8. haven't called recently gonna do so this evening. anybody else experiencing any positive news????? I've been pending since July 6 w/Dudash and still no approval. I'll wait until Nov 6 (...

Man, I JUST got my C&R in the mail, after sending in the renewal forms about 4 months ago. Everyone at the BATFE must be way behind, I don't think there's much review at all regarding a C&R renewal.

Beretta Bobcat would probably be the smallest "quality" gun that would be readily available. Thread jobs on them are common. I love my SWR Spectre but sometimes I wish I had something smaller for a super-compact silenced package. Compared to the 22/45: photo isn't mine but it shows the rel...

Yeah, Halloween weekend is no good. Plus I only have a rimfire can until the ATF decides to get my paperwork in the mail.

I'm in the Columbia area.

Man wish I had thought of that.. :mrgreen: I wouldn't be apposed to shooting at my house if it isn't too big of a group...I've got hanging steel targets to shoot at...but they're kinda loud compared to the gun :D . I'm an hour west of Columbia though, so not as centrally located. slowfire are you b...

1. NFA Item: AAC 762-SDN-6 2. Form Type: Form 4 3. Transfer Type: Individual 4. Mailed: 06/01/11 5. Pending Date: 06/21/11 6. Approved: 10/06/11 (18 weeks / 4.2 months) (15 weeks / 107 days pending) (126 days from received until approval date.) 7. Form Received: 10/19/11 8. Examiner: Nickie Dudash ...

If you guys was a little farther south (lake of the ozarks area) id offer to take you out to the private range about a mile from me. Still waitin on my sparrow to be approved. Im thinkin it will be about the first of the year. Pretty cool of you. Maybe we can do a central MO can-only shoot at some ...

I have a Spectre but the local range in CoMo is going to be packed with hoosiers doing their annual "minute of buck" sight-in for their deer rifles.

22 cans aren't any fun if you have to wear plugs!

I've mentioned it here before, but it doesn't hurt to reiterate. :lol: One new option for us now is a non-corporation trust (i.e., a standard revocable trust). Previously, you couldn't go the trust route in MO unless you incorporated, because a normal revocable trust can't hold an FFL, and you neede...

Yeah, the buttstock does nothing for me but a quick-detach handguard is a cool idea. Nothing wrong with pushing the design envelope as long as you don't try to shove it down everyone's throat as the next big thing.

Ctaylor wrote:Ok I think I figured it out. It's something that allows you to swap out the handguards without disassembling the upper?

Probably a quick disconnect for the entire handguard so you can run a ratchet-mounted can under it!