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    Quote Originally Posted by Koshinn View Post
    Anyone find it ironic they showcase a featureless AR... Except it has a short barreled upper and silencer?
    yes but it dosent have the evil pistol grip and shoulder thing that goes up.

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    Looks good to me. I am still puzzled at where the BCG reciprocates into
    The video I've seen of it shows it functions, but I'm not grasping how.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Benito View Post
    Looks good to me. I am still puzzled at where the BCG reciprocates into
    The video I've seen of it shows it functions, but I'm not grasping how.
    it was imagining something similar to benelli's shotguns but thats just a guess.

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    Here's how it works: a rat-tail like a FAL.
    http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/201...r-rifle-works/

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    Can someone please explain how the operating mechanism works?

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    Quote Originally Posted by scooter22 View Post
    Can someone please explain how the operating mechanism works?
    the post above you has a link with a photo of the bolt carrier. operation appears to be essentially the same as a standard AR but the bolt carrier is shortened and uses a FAL like rat tail for the recoil spring in the stock.
    Last edited by wildcard600; 04-26-14 at 21:31.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ruchik View Post
    The current configuration required of rifles in California is ridiculous. This would be the best solution.
    While I am in agreement that Cal state laws are asinine, the only "configuration" change required on something like a 6920 (anything with an off-list lower) is the addition of a bullet button. Everything else on the rifle can stay exactly as it is in a "free state" with the bullet button installed.

    That being said, I like the idea of the Ares rifle bigtime. The more compatible with standard AR components, the better.

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    Am i the only one here thinking it's actually pretty cool?

    I am typically against collectibles, and novelty guns, but something about this with a wood stock would be nifty as hell.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HackerF15E View Post
    While I am in agreement that Cal state laws are asinine, the only "configuration" change required on something like a 6920 (anything with an off-list lower) is the addition of a bullet button. Everything else on the rifle can stay exactly as it is in a "free state" with the bullet button installed.

    That being said, I like the idea of the Ares rifle bigtime. The more compatible with standard AR components, the better.
    It's more complicated than that. First, some, if not all, Colt lowers are banned by name. Second, even with a bullet button, you are limited to a fixed magazine with capacity of ten rounds or less.

    Featureless rifles may use magazines that hold more than ten rounds so long as- and here's the kicker- it's not a fixed magazine
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    Quote Originally Posted by MistWolf View Post
    Featureless rifles may use magazines that hold more than ten rounds so long as- and here's the kicker- it's not a fixed magazine
    Assuming there's no magazine ban also in the state. And if there's an awb, there's certainly a mag cap ban.

    What do you mean by "as long as it's not a fixed magazine"? Why would you even have a fixed magazine on a featureless AR?
    Last edited by Koshinn; 04-27-14 at 11:34.
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