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Actually from Texas, but "Over There" at the moment. I'm the Editor at the Feinstein Project, and we're trying to build an AR lower out of plastic bricks such as Lego or K'Nex. The Musician just joined us from California, and promptly asked us how we were going to accommodate a bullet button. We don't know, so we've signed up here to learn what accommodations to California law we have to make to the design.
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Welcome and thanks for your service! I'll be very curious to see how your plastic brick/lego AR lower turns out as that's definitely one I've yet to see or hear about."The very atmosphere of firearms anywhere and everywhere restrains evil interference - they deserve a place of honor with all that's good"
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Boy you got the NSA's attention with THAT posting!!!!!
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Welcome."get that evil thing out of the house"
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Don at Straightline Tactical in Anaheim
Steve at OC Firearms in Fountain Valley.Comment
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That idea is the awesome of awesomeness wrapped in a crispy coating of badassedness!Peace, love, and heavy weapons. Sometimes you have to be insistent." - David Lee RothOriginally posted by KestryllComment
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Location: Olympic Peninsula Washington
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Welcome to the forum.
When you finish the Lego lower. How about a build with high density styrofoam, reinforced with carbon fiber?Comment
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Welcome and keep doing what you're doing : ) Thanks for everything you do.Comment
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