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Not much, but a metal receiver, and even a bit smaller.

Here she is.

Trooooth!

Dang Fedex, scheduled to be delivered today...was supposed to be yesterday.

:cheer2::cheer2::cheer2::cheer2::cheer2::cheer2::cheer2::cheer2: Cool, but isn't it a "cartridge pen"? :behindsofa: :flypig::flame::fish::cheer2::cheer2::cheer2::cheer2::cheer2::cheer2:

I'd say no more than you can shoot at one time.

Do it!

I always wanted one of those when I was a kid. I remember seeing one in a magazine and reading about them. My little Crosman made me a good hunter though, you didn't get a second shot and with a puny 450 fps, you needed to make it count.

lol I shot my sister in the ass with mine, and she deserved it. The BB went right through those turquoise corduroy pants. I denied doing it on purpose until I was 27 years old.

You're fortunate. Mine will just die with me. I don't think anyone will want them.

Yeah, there are a lot of good ones out there I just like the idea of making my own.

My first ever gun was a Crosman 788 Scout BB gun. That old rifle accompanied my for miles and miles and miles of hunting around the bushes at my parents house, the creek bottom by the horse corral, and the Little Blue River a mile away. The Crosman 788 Scout was a reduced size BB gun meant to...

Damn you to hell! Congrats! lol

That kind of reminds me of a leaf I found. I thought it would make a pretty good camo pattern.

Thanks for the info!

That'd be great. A friend has the Sparc on his AR, likes it a lot too.

Honestly, I'm not sure. I've almost totally sworn off battery operated sights, but for this platform it might be the best option. I'm hoping to win the Black Spider scope on the giveaway, lol! Otherwise, I'm considering the Trijicon MRO. I'm shooting it well with irons right now, so it might...

It's solid. I bought it about six months ago on CZ's website. I shipped it to a friend's house until my stamp came back. Good cheek weld, solid construction.

I love it, and I've had both (actually a Glock mag fed and Colt mag fed AR). It's a heavy duty carbine, with big, chunky internals, and it was designed from the ground up for 9mm..... I like that a lot. Aftermarket parts and pieces aren't caught up to AR9's, but they'll get close enough, soon...