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Looking good bro!

And priced competitively.

Honestly guys, this is probably not a road we want to continue down.

Owning one that was passed down to you would probably result in confiscation. Trying to sell it, more like 10 years in federal prison.

Nothing, if they're smart. And the next time you bring it up, they say they don't know what you're talking about.

From the article According to Kevin, his work got bogged down in SIG SAUER’s slower-paced more conservative corporate culture. “I offered the last two years to work for a dollar a year if I had control of my [projects],” Kevin said. Despite this difference in approach, Brittingham’s team...

Obviously, he took a few with him. But several are floating around the industry at other companies.

I'm sort of wondering if he is going to get the old band back together.

I'm sort of wondering if he is going to get the old band back together.

No, it won't. I prefer either 11 or 1 o'clock.

I imagine that it would have been difficult turning down that check.

This could get interesting http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2016/01/foghorn/kevin-brittingham-leaves-sig-sauer-forms-his-own-company-with-blackjack-and-hookers/

O. M. G!

Of I read it right, that would be true once they get it to work right. @DoglegArms am I reading that right?

Well, sort of. Looks like form 3's will eventually go to automatic approval, which is pretty awesome. I'm not sure if automatic assignment of for 4's will expedite the process or not. But none of it really matters, since they still can't get the darn thing to work.

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I was mostly being a smart ass, because I'm generally not a fan of recessed builds due to the limitations they present. They do make short rails, but I wouldn't go switching stuff for the heck of it. If the Octane mount gets stuck, just pull the rail off.

I know, I know! Honestly, one of the most fun uppers I've ever shot is one that a buddy of mine owns and is set up just like that. 22lr, suppressed with a 22 bolt conversion.

Doesn't own a suppressor yet / already an expert...

I think they are dead on in their assessment. Makes me wonder if some of the smaller dealers will make it. Sort of like Sandy Hook all over again, but on a smaller scale.