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Bimmer, if it is back to the drawing board, but you like the idea of a pinned and welded linear comp, take a look at a 13.7 with the KX5 or Hera Arms linear comp. Both should meet your needs and look cool enough.
Just out of curiosity, where in Humboldt are you? I was born and raise there until left for college.
"So, I can get a linear comp, and KVP's new "XL" is huge and should at least direct much of the blast/flash away from me, in the SHTF event that I need to fire the gun indoors"
Could someone please explain to me how any muzzle device short of a suppressor can reduce noise/pressure pulse more than a bare muzzle?? It's not like the blast can make a U turn and come back to bite you. I promise you if you touch off a rifle in your bedroom it ain't gonna matter if you have a linear comp or a 3Gun brake on it.
The only benefit of a 12.5" is short length, either suppressed or not. A long ass muzzle device is pointless. Might as well get some extra velocity and powder burn (and thus reduced blast). So either a 14.5 + pinned and welded, or a 16" with swappable muzzle device.
Might as well go for the 16. I can promise you, if you squeeze one off indoors, it's not fun and your ears will hate you for a week, and it doesn't matter what MD you have on. Even with a can and no ears, still insane loud. Skip the whole 12.5 pinned to 16 and just go with the 16.
Philippians 4:13
Fwiw, a 12.5" barrel and a socom mini will be under 17" total barrel length, and actually quiet the shot.
California does not allow the possession of any NFA items
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- ROAD-RUNNER LIFTS GLASS OF WATER- PULLING UP MATCH
- MATCH SCRATCHES ON MATCH-BOX
- MATCH LIGHTS FUSE TO TNT
- BOOM!
- HA-HA!!
-WILE E. COYOTE, AUTHOR OF "EVERYTHING I NEEDED TO KNOW IN LIFE, I LEARNED FROM GOLDBERG & MURPHY"
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If you own a pistol lower, you can legally possess NFA uppers in California.
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