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I dont think anyone buying labradars anymore, they are screwed. I upgraded from my magneto speed setup to garmin. Had to buy a cheap case for it on Amazon. Lot's of Magnetospeeds and Lab Radars in the EE section of ARFCOM. I was lucky enough to dump my Magnetospeed quickly so I could grab the Garmi...

I would ad, if you can wait for a bit longer, Caldwell is coming out with a radar style device similar to the Labradar, but it will calculate your BC for you. As QuietM4 says, muzzle velocity is what most of us focus on, but for us geeks who like additional data the radar style chrono gives it to u...

Garmin. I don’t know why anyone would ever consider a Lab Radar. Unless you are a ballistician working on a doctoral thesis, the extra data really doesn’t help you in a meaningful way. Knowing the BC with data you gathered out to 100 yards may increase your accuracy, but now by any meaningful number...

any4xx wrote: ↑March 16th, 2024, 4:52 pm Hmmmm…. I’m even more confused now. My box 3b is my full legal name and complete address to include zip code and “UNITED STATES.”

It's only confusing if you don't ask questions.

First and last name, city and state. That is all that is required.

You are absolutely legally required to engrave the new manufacturer information on the receiver (e.g. your name and location...whatever is listed in Box 3a of your approved Form 1). On my recently approved Form1s, box 3a is blank. 3b, d, e, f have my personal info. Boxes 4a, d, g have the original ...

Ugh…. Guess I need to read some more before I start engraving. Luckily I’ve got a neighbor that can laser-engrave and mill metal so if I do need to do it I can have him knock it out for me in just a few minutes. It has to be engraved to a certain character height and depth, legally. ATF has strict ...

I’m not sure I have an answer, but I just did my first SBR Form-1 about a week ago. I sent Silencer Shop the picture of my lower that I’ve had about ten years. They filled out the Form-1 then emailed me a few days later to certify it with ATF. Nothing was added. Just my branded and serialized lower...

It's not ambiguous at all. ATF Form 1 is titled 'Application to Make and Register a Firearm'. YOU are the manufacturer of the new NFA item, and as such are legally required to engrave your manufacturing information on the firearm receiver. It's pretty simple. Your name (or the legal entity that regi...

Yes. All the stadiums for spring training do.

Doc wrote: ↑March 10th, 2024, 1:14 pm How does it group?

No change from the original barrel...1/2 groups at 50 yards off rests.

I had a CZ 452 Scout sitting around...and I heard eForms are going pretty quick now. eForm 1 took 22 days. Before; https://i.imgur.com/Y4PZC6r.jpg After; https://i.imgur.com/0GagQSO.jpg 8.5" barrel, threaded 1/2x28. Tech Sight rear sight, Williams Shorty front sight, epoxied in place. Glades Ar...

Would likely sell This type of grip idea has been tried several times over the past decade...I can recall at least 4 different booths at SHOT over the years that tried exactly this type of product idea. Mainly, using the same type of polymer tech that Decibullz ear plugs use...heat in hot water and...

Why? Seems like a solution in search of a problem. A cool use of 3D printing tech, though.

I wouldn't. Maybe try it once and inspect the baffles, the lead projectile out of a 22 short isn't going to do any damage to baffles, unless they are aluminum *maybe. Snake shot is a definite no go. A nice lead ring is going to build up in the chamber, though...which is going to cause trouble when y...

If you don't want a Staccato (but once, cry once, and thank me later), the Prodigy is a nice mid-range option. Not too bad out of the box, but I'd recommend replacing all the MIM trigger parts with an EGW Ignition Kit. Trigger will drop to about 3.5lbs, much faster and crisper reset. An Atlas flat t...