Armslist abominations.

NKD said:
Hmm, whats up with trigger I wonder? No dingus. And pins, sights, and mag release are probably not needed on this masterpiece.

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What’s wrong with you? Don’t c’know a gun that beautiful should never be shot? ;)
 
Jeppo said:
What’s wrong with you? Don’t c’know a gun that beautiful should never be shot? ;)
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Which is why it also doesn’t need an extractor. :D
 
NKD said:
Strictly a museum piece!

I'm a little annoyed dude doesn't have white gloves on.
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Come on, you're still being too hard on the guy. I'm sure he polished his hands with Ren Wax first. ;)
 
th0m said:
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/792429661
whose mans is this?
personal highlight of this build is the single rear offset. front no where to be found.
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That scope setup on front rail!! With cowitness red dot behind it!

Thing is, if you have ever looked through one of these 75$ (and it comes with that red dot too) scopes there is no eye relief at all, so there is no possible way you could get a sight picture with that! But rolol with it anyway....cuz tactical.
 
No joke. This can be yours:

http://www.armslist.com/posts/94205...any-upgrades-franklin-stage-3-trigger-layaway

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Seriously, why go to all that trouble and then put a garbage optic on it? Maybe they ran out of money?
 
IUHoosier429 said:
No joke. This can be yours:

http://www.armslist.com/posts/94205...any-upgrades-franklin-stage-3-trigger-layaway

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Seriously, why go to all that trouble and then put a garbage optic on it? Maybe they ran out of money?
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That was done by my local ffl, he did it to show off skills on cerakote and stencil work then the owner decided to put it up for sale at a high price. Moral of the story is they do custom cerakote and stencil. @Jeppo i believe you just bought a glock done by the same guy
 
Truegrit4311 said:
That was done by my local ffl, he did it to show off skills on cerakote and stencil work then the owner decided to put it up for sale at a high price. Moral of the story is they do custom cerakote and stencil. @Jeppo i believe you just bought a glock done by the same guy
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I've gone through these guys before, too. Good crew. To each their own, but this thing is just ... ooph.
 
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JimB said:
I know next to nothing, but does the 922 domestic part count apply if the receiver is domestic?
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As best I can tell, yes. 6 parts need to be US made in a build with a foreign kit. There were some imported pre-922r, but this is not one. It's a home build.

He's trying to sell 922r like it's a cutoff ban date. 922r was like 1990. I don't think ITM was even making recievers back then.
What he has is a 922r violation, although I doubt anyone (ATF included) really cares.

That reciever is also not "case hardened". They were spot heat treated around the rivet holes, which is less than desireable. It's not a "thicker metal", like an RPK, just a stamped reciever.
No idea who built it.
No idea what sort of barrel was used.
Guy think's it's worth $2,000.
 
It looks like he baked it on some kind of texture. It also looks like he left it in too long and lost the shape of his trigger guard.
 
Ferrisfan said:
It looks like he baked it on some kind of texture. It also looks like he left it in too long and lost the shape of his trigger guard.
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Had to leave it in the oven long enough to prepare for his tactical stippling tool. ;)

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