Yea, it might be one of those replica colt ar-15s in .22lr that Umarex makes.
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Yea, it might be one of those replica colt ar-15s in .22lr that Umarex makes.
I had my dad check it again hoping that he was mistaken. Well he was it is a metal lower just like it should be. It would have been a lot easier for me to just look at it but im in a different state than him so I had to ask you guys. Thanks for the quick respones.
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Aluminum generally meets the definition of metal.
Bill Tidler Jr.
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...We have long maintained that the only accessories that a 1911 needs are a trigger you can manage, sights that you can see, and a dehorning job. That still goes.
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The alloy on a lower has an odd 'feel' to it; it's not hard to imagine someone unfamiliar with the platform (and especially someone who is familiar with more 'traditional' guns and their construction) to think it is made out of something other than metal.
Too, a bit like a Glock, if you take the upper off, the lower has so little weight that you might be tempted to connect dots that aren't there.
For chits and grins, I've got to check the weight of the all-poly S&W .22 lower against a regular AR.
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