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Are the Fargo shoots in Horace still happening?

I’ll be there.

I tried a heavy buffer in a LWRC UICW buffer tube with a SABRE, and there wasn’t enough room for the bolt carrier to fully reciprocate, are there any other shorter-than-standard buffer tube system? Haha, thanks. Phoenix move happens next month finally, and I’ll definitely be trying to make...

From a different perspective than what’s been discussed here so far: If youre a tiny baby man like me, the LOP with ARRM is just too much to shoot comfortably. The IRM and either a collapsed Lage stock or an adapter to put a LWRC UICW stock on it is perfect.

Good to hear! Excited to see the 11-16 also.

For someone with little experience gluing plastics - What’s the best adhesive to put them back together?

Oh good grief. The things we have to deal with.

What’s a tether?

Thanks for the video!

Dang. I like it, would love to have one.

These just came out too: https://www.meanarms.com/products/detail/endomag-9mm Anxious to try them in my 9mm AR Pistol, let alone a Tenco.

Yeah, I’ve heard of some silly range regulations (like one shot per 30 seconds), but that one takes the cake.

Thanks for the comparison shot, Tom. While I think of it, is there any room with the internals for a Lage collapsible stock?

If I may be so bold as to make a request...show us some belt fed usage!

Very interesting that the adapter is offset with the receiver.

Definitely lookin forward to the M-11/9 version.

Yeah, LOP with the Max-11/15 is a major concern of mine, because I’m a short dude with short arms. Going to experiment with some different stock systems to see what works best.

Thank you, that’s the one I was thinking of.

Just because this is a thread on the upper, slight hijack to ask a question: Does anyone have a quick link to the video of the upper being fired with the IRM and a collapsible stock? Can’t seem to find the video I remember of that configuration.

Yeah, one of the reasons I’m looking at the IRM is using a shorter stock for a much shorter length of pull.