re: Official AR-15 thread

Glass? LVPO (low variable power optic). 1-4x 28 or 1-6x28
Magazines. Magpul 30 round. Bunches of them.
Sling. Single point or dual point.
Silencer - because shooting without is just rude

ETA:
You didn’t give us a price range for stuff and I’m really, really good at spend my money but better at spending other people’s money:

Vortex Viper 1-6
For the silencer:
I have one of these: Q Thunderchicken

If you want the best look for a Thunderbeast Dominus:
TBAC Dominus

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You didn’t give us a price range for stuff

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yeah spend it, I bought for fun and if necessarry business, so good and cool would be good and cool. My last "M4" was accessorized by Uncle Sam and other than the ACOG and how to break one down I don't really remember much.

Yes, load em up.

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Anyone ever buy a suppressor using the Corporation option?

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I thought about it, but then thought again. The corporation requires formation of a corporation with the state and then ongoing paperwork requirements every year. The juice didn't seem worth the squeeze.

Then, there's the question of the disposition of the NFA item if the corporation gets dissolved for any reason. With the stroke of a bureaucrat's pen, the corporation is gone and you're now in possession of an improperly registered NFA item.

I just stuck with a trust. If prepared properly, it remains in effect after your death, it is simple to add and remove trustees, multiple trustees allows multiple people to legally possess the item, and it has no ongoing documentation or costs associated with it.

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How does it compare to a Surefire SOCOM?

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The TI Socom? I really don’t have much experience with the Socom.

The Socom is smaller so it would not have the sound reduction that the Thunderchicken does, I’d guess.

The Socom is suppose to be completely bulletproof however. And has the price tag to go with that.

I do believe the cherry bomb is the best mounting system out there right now.

Someone asked about a Remington AR in the bankruptcy thread.

Is this just an upper for a build?

REMINGTON R15 556 16IN BUILD KIT MOSSY OAK BRUSH firearm NOT ASSEMBLED $349.99

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Details
REMINGTON R15 556 16IN BUILD KIT MOSSY OAK BRUSH (Lower Not Assembled)

• Mossy Oak Brush Camo Remington R-15 factory lower and upper receivers with forward assist and dust cover door
• Remington 5.56NATO 14.5" chrome-lined barrel with pin and welded Yankee Hill Machine Phantom 5-Port Flash hider for 16" overall length. (Barrel is not marked)
• Yankee Hill Machine Phantom 5-Port Flash Hider
• 1:7" Twist
• Flat Top Gas Block with Sling Swivel and Bayonet Lug
• Bushmaster Adjustable Stock with Carbine Buffer and Spring
• A2 Pistol Grip
• Takedown & Pivot Pins Included

Includes Everything Except These Parts:
• Lower Parts Kit
• Bolt Carrier Group
• Charging Handle

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Anyone ever buy a suppressor using the Corporation option?


I thought about it, but then thought again. The corporation requires formation of a corporation with the state and then ongoing paperwork requirements every year. The juice didn't seem worth the squeeze.

Then, there's the question of the disposition of the NFA item if the corporation gets dissolved for any reason. With the stroke of a bureaucrat's pen, the corporation is gone and you're now in possession of an improperly registered NFA item.

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My business is already incorporated and will likely be passed down to my son. So no worries there.

I’ve seen quite a few ~180 days cans lately.

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My business is already incorporated and will likely be passed down to my son. So no worries there.

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Man, I don't think there's any way that I'd put an NFA item in the name of my business unless my business was something like a gun shop. There's no positive for the business and nothing but additional exposure. God forbid things go pear shaped and you use the item to defend yourself. The opposing council in the civil suit is going to get a hardon when he learns the business owned that item. For a few hundred bucks, the trust is a done deal. If you're already considering playing in the NFA world, 300 more bucks ain't nothing.

I am not an attorney and I don't even play one on TV, so that's just my opinion. You do you.

ETA: Silencers sure are fun, though. "God, that sucked," said no one ever, after shooting suppressed the first time.

No sense in only doing one