I know this is probably controversial to say but I actually think the California featureless rifles look cool. Even if they’re shitty to use. I are there any unintended benefits of the pseudo stocks or any other things made for featureless ARs or is it all obviously just worse?
They’re just worse, it generally makes it awkward to use if you go for one of these but usually it’s just 2 screws to unfrick and most people don’t care and have their stuff set up normally now.
That one looks fricking awful
That one would look alright without the fin, as i like thumbhole stocks, but those Black folk cant even have thumbholes..
picrel is the only one ive seen that i actually kinda like.
looks like a prop from Star Wars
The thumbhole rule really cucks these, your picture would look great if the buffer tube cover and the stock joined up.
Every single one of these looks more menacing than a typical AR. No officer of the law is going to be brave enough to engage a psychopath wielding one of these voluntarily in a violent scenario.
what do you mean anon, i'm just a humble wood stocked hunting rifle :^)
very pretty/10
these frickers are always out of stock
What's really stopping someone from sawing off the awkward pieces or just replacing them with more conventional parts?
Nothing other than the risk of getting caught. But like there’s nothing to physically prevent you from creating a banned configuration.
The laws are weird. X is banned but all of its constituent components are legal (and can even be used installed and used legally in other configurations)
nothing, every time I go to the range, 80% of the rifles are non-compliant and I feel like a clown obeying clown laws
>559
Nice
Range I go to doesn't care what capacity your mags are or what your rifles configuration is (its out of sight, out of mind) but if you do something that makes them come onto the range and they see what you got they'll pull you aside and give you a friendly heads up that cops come in and shoot so you better keep stop drawing attention to yourself.
Stockholm syndrome.
Frick ya mudda
I they weren't just worse then people elsewhere would use them.
I was thinking something “slight benefit in this specific area but the benefit isn’t good enough to be worth utilizing with the clear inconvenience of using the gun like this”
Some people prefer traditional stocks, so something like Fightlite SCR would be up some people's alley, but these abominable handicapped-looking contraptions like in your pic have no reason to exist in this world
those stocks in particular always make me think of dressed up props for henchmen in a 90s-2000s sci-fi film. almost tempted to get one and larp with like a vinyl trenchcoat and motorcycle helmet equilibrium style
I'm a fan of those ARES SCR ones, but I feel like the trigger might be a bit uncomfortable to use since it's not designed for that kind of grip.
Yeh that one looks alright as it actually looks like a different kind of gun, rather than pure copium.
Is this "La Abominación de las Californias"?
its one of many abominations from california
Built for Big Somali wiener
I think they look moronic and it just inconveniences gun enthusiasts. It's not effective gun control.
What I think might be more helpful:
Make it a felony for anyone under 18 to touch a firearm without supervision.
Make it really hard for anyone under 22 to purchase/own/store a rifle without extensive training.
>Make it a felony for anyone under 18 to touch a firearm without supervision.
Who's gonna find out? Already unenforceable and if the situation is such the Black folk already blasting people in school
>Make it really hard for anyone under 22 to purchase/own/store a rifle without extensive training.
Frick you I got mine tier boomerism. Also if the parents are into guns they'll just buy them anyway and keep them under their name. So again unenforceable and only fricks over younger people getting into guns by themselves.
>22
Age gates are already all over then place in the US and you wanna add another one but extend it into actual adulthood. You don't make a mature population by infantilizing them any more than it already is.
You're moronic.
>Age gates are already all over then place in the US and you wanna add another one but extend it into actual adulthood. You don't make a mature population by infantilizing them any more than it already is.
22 to prevent college students.
>College ends immediately once you turn 22
You are the most moronic boomer frick on this board.
And you're the most moronic non-boomer person on this board. Wanna be friends?
No thanks. It would be too awkward after what I did to you mom and sister.
I've owned semi auto rifles ever since the OLL (off-list lower) craze started here in California, and I have rarely ever seen one of those stupid HERA, U15, and FRS15 type stocks on any persons rifle while out in the wild.
Sure, gun shop display models and internet photos but hardly ever at the range or in someones collection.
The vast majority of what I have seen is fin grips or featureless grips like the MonsterMan, Sparrow Dynamic, Resurgent Arms, or Juggernaut Tactical or people with pinned mag builds.
But being in Fresno and living in between two shooting ranges maybe I'm just in a bubble and everyone outside of it use the stupid fricking things.
Most people in the Bay Area use fixed mag ARs. Sometimes I'm the only one at the rifle bay with a Sparrow grip.
Insofar as the configuration you posted, I agree. But I also think the moronic lever action ARs look cool too. They’re useless but that is not a requirement for coolness.
>Even if they’re shitty to use
They're not.
>I are there any unintended benefits of the pseudo stocks or any other things made for featureless ARs or is it all obviously just worse?
Unless you really like firing off the hip, there are no advantages, and unless you really hate chicken winging, there are no disadvantages. It's just a different way to hold the rifle, designed to look weird to deter moronic CoD children from buying rifles because they think they look cool.
>designed to look weird to deter moronic CoD children from buying rifles because they think they look cool
No they're work arounds for moronic laws that ban pistol grips that stick out or even more moronic hand webbing needing to be above the trigger rules. Also shit like cod is why young people even give a frick about guns. Between you boomer Black folk and euro war tourists I genuinely can't tell who's more moronic.
You care way too much about it. It's just a handle, if you can hold it - it fulfills its function.
The Star of David handguard is just absolutely "TAH-MEEM".
:^)
>smoke composites stock
A man of taste. I have the same one. Only I don’t cover mine up
Based lightweight enjoyer.
My faxon pencil arrives this weekend, didn't choose the handguard yet though, will probably get a 12" BA Blade. Took off the stock for now and bought their CF pistol buffer tube instead, to experiment with super short LOP.
I thought about the JP ULMOS BCG, but it'll need an adjustable gas block to keep the recoil soft, and I have a tiny titanium 0.6oz samson to minimize the front weight. Ended up getting the 2A adjustable BCG, it's 7.8oz assembled (6 oz if you can find the titanium one).
Currently at exactly 6 pounds unloaded with sights, faxon barrel should get it to around 5.2.
I highly recommend the jagcomp Handguard. I have the 13.5”. It’s slim, unlike other CF Handguards which are usually perfectly octagonal in cross section.
https://jagcomp.com/ultralight-ar15-handguard-system/
I’m jealous of your hydra. But I can’t justify getting one since I have no LAM or nods.
Wow, somehow it's even 0.5oz lighter than the BA handguard. Thanks, I'll get this one.
>I’m jealous of your hydra. But I can’t justify getting one since I have no LAM or nods.
It's a $43 knockoff from amazon, I couldn't justify overpaying $300 for a piece of machined aluminum only to frick around with it. I like it though, and will get a real one eventually, shifting the weight of the LAM so far back is great, and stupidly high sights play well with the super short LOP.
We’re alike kek. I went chasing every fraction of an ounce as well. I decided on the tactical link PDW grip as opposed to the Magpul k2 because it’s like 0.3oz lighter. Incidentally, I really like that grip and put it in all my other rifles as well.
And I’ll add, I have a jagcomp CF Handguard on mine. Vseven upper receiver, will eventually get a matching lower for it. Faxon integral pencil barrel. lightweight JP carrier (forgot what it’s called). Whole thing is just over 4 pounds
>Lmao, he didn’t get any mags during Freedom Week
What’s it like being stuck with 10’s?
I appreciate the oddball designs made to appeal to antigun laws
I remember seeing this california compliant fixed mag stripper-clip type reloader thingy and thinking
>that's fricking gay
but also
>that's kinda cool
found it, mean arms
Neat.
Doesn't look particularly robust, though.
Some of them are fun. I'm interested in some of the lever action stuff like Bond Arms is making. Looks like Bear Creek is making one too? Supposedly going to be released at Shot Show in a few days.
>call it featureless
>Its way over designed compared to the original