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Wouldnt drilling it out leave a permanent hole in the body

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I think I am going with 30's and have them delivered to my apartment in Utah. Then have a magblock put in. I cant find the ones i want that are pinned,

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Damn. Should I just tell you everything I want, so you can tell me? It seems 90% of what I want is illegal. :crackup:

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Lol. CA does take away the fun factor. I would just rivet mags, doesn't hurt them. Sent from an ice cream sammich.

Very nice Scar Jenna, When did you guys move to CA? I thought you were in WV or something

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A lived in VA for quite sometime, but moved back to CA almost 3 years ago. Sent from an ice cream sammich.

Got ya, I knew I sent my core out to the east coast not the west coast ;)

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X2. One of the guys I work with had a SCAR that he sold when his son was born. I got to shoot that a few times. So damn nice!

 

 

So if any BlackBear customers visit, they get a turn behind the rifle, right? Especially customers who are moderators too? :lol:

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X2. One of the guys I work with had a SCAR that he sold when his son was born. I got to shoot that a few times. So damn nice! So if any BlackBear customers visit, they get a turn behind the rifle, right? Especially customers who are moderators too? :lol:

 

Good question Mike, thanks for asking for me. i was too shy to do it since I live 4 hours away

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LOL, I can say it is a very fun gun to shoot. Very smooth. We took it out to BLM land yesterday and had a blast, we both commented on how it was one of the best rifle purchases we made.

 

If you guys provide the ammo, sure you can shoot it!

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I got 560 rds of .223 and 100 of 5.56 in my stash. We got some BLM land over by I-5 that I shoot my AR on

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