Tag: aac
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Politics Of The Firearm Silencer Industry
Former AAC guys working at Sig: Kevin Brittingham in fact started AAC. There is a good summary of how he ended up being fired from his own company after Remington (Freedom Group) took it over etc… over at Truth About Guns site. It’s a really good read… basically has all the workings of a movie or…
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.300 BLK R.I.P. Ammunition
Remember the handgun R.I.P. ammo? This .300 Blackout is for ripping bigger thangs a new one: Looks deadly… hopefully it doesn’t suck like the handgun R.I.P. ammo was shown to in testing. I can’t wait for G2 Research (the company who makes this) gets everyone’s panties in a knot with the inevitable promo video, where they…
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Quietener For Your Loudener
Weapon Outfitters has the $67 fix for your SBR. I wonder if they sell the rest of the accessory kit? The quietener appears to only work with AAC mounts. I liked loud guns at first, but I found when I used to shoot for hours at a time I could feel it in my sinuses.…
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FPS Russia Shoots The AAC Honey Badger
People have been going nuts over this rifle: I have no interest at all in the .300 Blackout round (from purely an armchair operator / cost perspective)… I like the rest of it though. Is that stock proprietary? I NEED IT. I swear I remember seeing it on some sort of Remington tactical AR-15 which would…
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Bushmaster ACR Now Available To The Public
Seems like overnight, The Bushmaster ACR is now available to the public. A search of gunbroker results in 3 auctions where. All of which are currently under $3000. I even watched one end earlier today for $2800 (HERE) The big question on my mind is, now that the Bushmaster ACR seems to be readily available……
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Bushmaster ACR on Gunbroker – And you thought the MSRP was bad?
Looks like Jesse James, the winner of the first Bushmaster ACR released to a civilian, decided he needs money more than the gun: http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=161198693 He looks happy in that picture, but not as happy as I bet he is now. Oh if only I would have followed his 3 steps to success: 1) Attend AAC…