10.5" build input

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Re: 10.5" build input

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So, yesterday, I contacted the folks at the NFA branch to see what's up... Maybe I shouldn't have.

Anyway, they show be as Pending as of 9/15/2011. Average is 6months to completion.

Guess my daily jog to the mailbox is gonna stop for awhile. :grumble
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Re: 10.5" build input

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PBratton wrote:So, yesterday, I contacted the folks at the NFA branch to see what's up... Maybe I shouldn't have.

Anyway, they show be as Pending as of 9/15/2011. Average is 6months to completion.

Guess my daily jog to the mailbox is gonna stop for awhile. :grumble
As I recall, my CHL came faster when I stopped checking the mailbox every 10 minutes. "rlol"
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Re: 10.5" build input

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lowonair wrote:
gigag04 wrote:
lowonair wrote:Looks like a good build, but why the kx3? If you're going to run suppressed in the future why not just use the muzzle device that will fit the suppressor? I do love the look of that fat flaming pig though. Are you going to use the gen2 lower?
Yes. When compared to the cost of stamps and being a gun I will own forever, it's such a small jump in price.
I've been looking for one but nobody has them in stock.
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Ok, so based on my previous trauma of an additional 3 month wait, I ordered a pistol buffer and retrieved the upper from my neighbors house.

Took it out this morning for a try-out.

This is going to be LOTS of fun when it has a stock on it!

Without the stock, it's a bit tough to stablize, so it will not stay a pistol a second longer than it has to

Gotta go check the mailbox...
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PBratton, who did your engraving?

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Carry-a-Kimber wrote:PBratton, who did your engraving?
Ident Marking Services
2007 Industrial Blvd. Suite B
Rockwall, TX 75087

They did an excellent job. Had it done inside the trigger well on both sides of the trigger slot.
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Re: 10.5" build input

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Looking good. Two questions:

1. Why the MUR upper receiver? Not that I mind, because I've had a VIS upper before and I love VLTOR's stuff. It's pretty rigid and would be more suited for a precision build. You could save an ounce or two and some money.

2. The Noveske 10.5" barrel is nice. However, I've seen on four separate instances (with three difference Noveske 10.5" barrel rifles) where when shooting suppressed, the tight tolerances and chamber of the barrel caused popped primers.

Still, nice rifle you're putting together, sir.

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:hurry: :hurry: :hurry:

GOT MY STAMP TODAY!!!!!!!!!

:hurry: :hurry: :hurry:
:thewave
:woohoo :woohoo :woohoo
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:hurry: Good to hear.
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PBratton wrote::hurry: :hurry: :hurry:

GOT MY STAMP TODAY!!!!!!!!!

:hurry: :hurry: :hurry:
:thewave
:woohoo :woohoo :woohoo
What was your door to door time? I will be sending off paperwork for a suppressor on Monday, just curious of how long I can expect to wait. :tiphat:

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Re: 10.5" build input

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Sent it off August of 2011, got it back March 1, 2012.

Now, the estimated time for processing has been pinned at about 6 months. Mine rode though three major holidays, so I'm expecting that had something to do with the extra few weeks.
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Re: 10.5" build input

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PBratton wrote:Sent it off August of 2011, got it back March 1, 2012.

Now, the estimated time for processing has been pinned at about 6 months. Mine rode though three major holidays, so I'm expecting that had something to do with the extra few weeks.
Yeah, I've been hearing 6-7 months on Form 4s and 4-6 on Form 1s, just wanted to check.
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