If only it were $1500 cheaper out the door, I'd be showing you pics of it from my living room!
AR 15 with a Crossbow
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SATX-Scrub
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AR 15 with a Crossbow
I don't know if this has been posted before, but I haven't seen it before. Gander Mountain sure is proud of this and obviously doesn't want to sell it!
If only it were $1500 cheaper out the door, I'd be showing you pics of it from my living room!
If only it were $1500 cheaper out the door, I'd be showing you pics of it from my living room!
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74novaman
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Re: AR 15 with a Crossbow
The crossbow is pretty ridiculous.
The price on the M&P is a bit crazy too.
But I think its honestly the $130 foregrip that really gets me.
The price on the M&P is a bit crazy too.
But I think its honestly the $130 foregrip that really gets me.
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Re: AR 15 with a Crossbow
Hmm... I wonder if that's legal in CA?
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Re: AR 15 with a Crossbow
My thing is..why bother putting in on an ar lower which legally makes it a "firearm"? If you want a crossbow...buy a crossbow!Dave2 wrote:Hmm... I wonder if that's legal in CA?
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Re: AR 15 with a Crossbow
And it's HUGE!!74novaman wrote:My thing is..why bother putting in on an ar lower which legally makes it a "firearm"? If you want a crossbow...buy a crossbow!Dave2 wrote:Hmm... I wonder if that's legal in CA?
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Re: AR 15 with a Crossbow
Well that's what I'm getting at... doesn't it have to involve a "chemical propellant" or some such thing to be a firearm?74novaman wrote:My thing is..why bother putting in on an ar lower which legally makes it a "firearm"? If you want a crossbow...buy a crossbow!Dave2 wrote:Hmm... I wonder if that's legal in CA?
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74novaman
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Re: AR 15 with a Crossbow
Nope. The AR-15 lower is legally considered a "firearm".
I have one sitting in my closet. With no lower, upper, or even parts to put it together. Its still legally considered a firearm.
I have one sitting in my closet. With no lower, upper, or even parts to put it together. Its still legally considered a firearm.
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Re: AR 15 with a Crossbow
Typical prices for Gander there.