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Thread: STS Limited Edition AR

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    Actually I'm glad they at least used decent parts. It would be worse if it was made with crap. I looked at it again and noticed how they botched the spacing/formatting whatever you want to call it on the "survival rules." It really looks amateur. I actually feel kind of bad for whoever buys one. Somebody out there probably thinks it will be collectible or something. With only 50 made I'm glad I'm unlikely to see one at the range.
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    ha that muzzle device looks like something from those lord of the rings movies or something.

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    The photo isn't showing up on my iPhone

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    If the gun had good specs I wouldn't care. But that probably isnt' the case.


    I will see your Limited edition Zombie Defense Rifle and raise you a lower made by a company actually called Zombie Defense.

    And in case you were wondering. Yes the color fill is done at the factory.


    The sad part is that the lowers actually appear to be very well made. I looked over about a dozen at my local shop and all were in spec and very well machined. They even had magwel cuts as good as my DD.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kwelz View Post
    If the gun had good specs I wouldn't care. But that probably isnt' the case.


    I will see your Limited edition Zombie Defense Rifle and raise you a lower made by a company actually called Zombie Defense.

    And in case you were wondering. Yes the color fill is done at the factory.


    The sad part is that the lowers actually appear to be very well made. I looked over about a dozen at my local shop and all were in spec and very well machined. They even had magwel cuts as good as my DD.
    It's amazing that a company called "zombie defense"would receive the licensure to be able to produce firearms. Some of the spikes roll marks were silly, but this stuff is over the top! Why don't they just come out with a roll mark that says " I spray bullets into a crowd"....ridiculous.

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    Odd since the survival guide actually states to get a .22lr as your primary rifle. Zombie rifle plus zombie ammo = the guy to avoid on the range

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jsop View Post
    Was there ever really a reason to mention zombies?
    Yes. The original use of zombies on the gun forums dates back to the early 90s and the discussion of lethal force in self defense. The admins of many boards were very cautious to be mentioning and discussing the taking of a human life, even in self defense. This was right after the Clinton AWB and during the time when shall issue concealed carry was gaining popularity among states. In order to have the freedom to discuss lethal self defense without being poster boys for the anti gun crowd to showcase, we collectively use the term "zombie" to represent the criminal in question; ie "if you're walking your dog at night and a zombie jumps out of the bushes demanding money at knifepoint, what do you do?" kind of stuff. We knew what it represented but anyone not "in the know" figured we were goofing around and it didn't raise eyebrows of Internet censors.

    That's how the zombie thing on gun forums started.
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    This takes the "Zombie" joke to a whole new level

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    minus the staby thing, it looks like a nice rifle from a distance.

    This would go great with my fantasy sward collection

    Honestly, I doubt respectable people buy this stuff. Im actually glad it exists. It makes it easier to know who not to go shooting with.

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