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If its a new rifle in stock formation you can call the company. If it's used....your guess is as good as mine.

I actually don't think the stock trigger is that bad on the Sport 2.

Printing isn't as much as an issue as you might think, people simply don't care. They are in their own world and aren't actively looking to see if people have guns or not, if anything if someone was to notice some sort of bulge they would more than likely think it was a cell phone. I live in...

Good shooting wayne2356 With your 1-6x scopes what power did you use?

I like that the 2017 models come with 1:8 twist 5R barrels.

Here are my targets from today's range trip. Both targets were shot sitting at a table. This rifle was zeroed with AE 55gr .223 so a three shot group was all that's needed. Today was the first time that I've shot PMC X-TAC 62gr green tipped 5.56x45 in this rifle so I shot a five shot group. In...

I'm not even sure how to respond to this thread...

CCI Quiet-22 40gr lead round nose 710fps 68dB @ your ear - up to 75% quieter than standard .22lr ammo

Call the manufacturer and the retailer and tell them about the issue if it really bothers you. I am curious though, how many rounds out of 150 are dented like that? I wouldn't be overly concerned about the paint chips.

Release the friction lock, pull down on the round metal tabs and slide the stock on the tube. Those tabs can be pulled down with your fingers if you use enough pressure.

I was just making a point that needing a rifle and wanting multiple rifles are two totally different things...

I prefer outdoor ranges myself for the longer distances, but I do like not having to wait for cease fires and not having to walk to change targets in indoor ranges. Public ranges make me nervous though cause people do stupid things all the time.

How many do you need? .... that's highly debatable. An AR with a 1x - 4x, 6x or 8x scope and a white light for general purpose is all that's really needed. You can defend your home with it, hunt with it, plink with it, compete with it and you can shoot up close and far away. Once you get into...

17L is about 3/4 of an inch longer 34 = 8.15 17L = 8.85

Call Smith & Wesson

$15 flat transfer fee at one of my local FFL's

Nice rifle! I'm sure he'll love it.

There are TONS of guns that come from other countries that we as a gun community love and own. The problem is that the import laws are already too strict because there are MANY guns that we simply can't have or are in limited supply which does nothing but drive the price up. To further restrict...

I used to have a factory folding Mini-14 years ago. It was fun to shoot and all that jazz, but in all seriousness in modern times the AR just offers more value for the money. They weigh less, cost less, there are more parts available, can be* more accurate, mags are cheaper, basically the AR is...

If you already have an AR or more than one AR I'd say get the Mini just to have some variety.