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- Thread starter Jarrett M
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The fuck did you just say?
Can you use sentences?
Can you use sentences?
I think he said his communist sword is looking very hard
Swords are usually hard. They are made out of metal. Duh!
Well, unless it's a rubber sword like the one I had as a kid.
That thing was worthless against palm fronds.
Well, unless it's a rubber sword like the one I had as a kid.
That thing was worthless against palm fronds.
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No experience with either but is there s particular reason that you want a piston based carbine?
According to the MD State Police web page:
 Manufacturer : Lewis Machine & Tool (2) | ||||||
| Lewis Machine & Tool | Lewis Machine & Tool LM308MWSE | Not Banned | Not Regulated By Statute | 4/29/2015 | ||
| Lewis Machine & Tool | MARS-L 5.56 | Not Banned | Not Regulated by Statute |
I usually ask why people want to settle for Di when they can have piston and run much cleaner and only have to clean the gas valve every once in a long while. They're better for SBR and suppressed, too.
neptune nd jupiter lowers more excellent better thn mars. Get Olympic Arms super best AR for communist md.
Stoner designed it the way he did for a reason. It flat works, so long as you don't stuff surplus 30-06 powder in a 5.56 case behind a 55grn bullet. Then you get a carbon mess.
Pistons are cool, but they're not fail-proof. I've had far more issues on piston guns than direct gas guns.
If my hodge podge of parts can hit 1.5moa, and run for 5000 rounds with nothing but a little used motor oil from the truck dipstick on the BCG when it's sluggish, I'm pretty sure any reputable company can make it work.
The piston just moves the fouling around. It still goes somewhere and you still have to wipe it down occasionally. Most of my frustrations with them come from locked up piston and gas valves because they were treated like a di gun and not cleaned nearly enough.
I speak some Marylandese.....
He said he wants a LMT MARS L piston but it's hard to get while living in Communist Maryland so he needs to acquire something soon and he's torn between the SWORD International Mk 15 IDC and the LWRC IC-A5.
Keep in mind that I was born and raised in Virginia and occasionally work in MD so my translation may not be 100%. fuck baldimer though....
He said he wants a LMT MARS L piston but it's hard to get while living in Communist Maryland so he needs to acquire something soon and he's torn between the SWORD International Mk 15 IDC and the LWRC IC-A5.
Keep in mind that I was born and raised in Virginia and occasionally work in MD so my translation may not be 100%. fuck baldimer though....
Have tens of thousands of rounds through both and personally did years of testing for Adams arms back 15 years ago. The failure rate isn’t even close. You can run thousands of rounds through a piston and then clean the rifle like cleaning your Glock. The fouling does go somewhere, right out of the front of the gas block and no where else. Also have multiple times we put 6-10k rounds on piston rifles without the piston/gasblock even remotely having a problem without cleaning any part of the rifle. We were never even in the same realm with di guns as they were packed with carbon in the low round count of testing. Cleaning the two is also not even in the same category, quick easy wipe down or chiseling carbon out of bolts. Personally seeing and doing the testing I would never pick a di over a “proven”piston system. I do own multiple of both and they both for sure work great obviously , but for multiple reasons I believe the piston is way better in every aspect of an operating system on the ar platform. Just my opinion obviously.
Better for can and cleaner thank u for a normal comment some ppla r zero fucking help
Did you go to school in Bangladesh?! WTF
sample size of one but i have a lwrc m6a3 dmr piston gun and it's been perfect over a bunch of 3 gun matches. i did switch to a jp just because it's a little more ergonomic and i apparently couldn't retrofit the lwrc with a thinner non-quadrail option.
That's rich coming from you
Because it make sword heavy and strong like bull, piston swords more better.
You know what else is helpful? Punctuation and proper sentences. Also putting your thread in the right area. There is literally a section titled semi autos. As we say about our data, garbage in garbage out, same applies here.
But I do enjoy a good dumpster fire so by all means please continue posting like you are munching on tidepods while autisticly smashing the keyboard.
@Jarrett M by chance are you from Ridge, 7th district, or Tillman Island? As a native Marylander you type like those folks talk.
My favorite part of this thread so far are Jarrett's "Joe Biden impersonations". Seriously though man, you're going to have to come out of character for a moment to ask your question in a language that is understandable.
You're kind of starting to sound like the kid that the employees have to fish out of the Chuck-E-Cheese ball pit.
You're kind of starting to sound like the kid that the employees have to fish out of the Chuck-E-Cheese ball pit.
I see that you are a man of culture as well...
Sa da tay my daimie.
I wish someone with a pleasant to shoot piston gun lived near me. I'd like to try one out someday without having to build one just to satisfy my curiosity. Every piston gun I've ever shot felt like it was broke.
Short stroke piston actions "whack" the BCG, transferring the energy to move the BCG several inches in as little as the initial 1/4" of travel.
Think of a car at speed slamming into a stopped car with enough energy to move the stopped car.
The long stroke PWS action pushes the BCG through its travel. The same energy is transferred over a longer period so the inital impulse is not as harsh.
Admittedly even the worst recoil impulse from 5.56 NATO is not much but last week I fired 2 DI ARs, an AUG, a Hellion, and my current favorite, a PWS MK114 MOD 2-M upper with an SSA trigger and a Gen IIe Razor 1-6. The PWS equipped AR was by far the easiest for followup shots and had noticeably less recoil.
According to the MD State Police web page:
Lewis Machine & Tool Lewis Machine & Tool LM308MWSE Not Banned Not Regulated By Statute 4/29/2015 Lewis Machine & Tool MARS-L 5.56 Not Banned Not Regulated by Statute
Im not a MD resident but I thought LMT was good to go but it came down to the barrel specs/profile if it was legal or not.
@GBMaryland - that correct?
Do I need a PhD to understand what the hell is written in OP post? Or do I need to be get hammered?
Well shit, now I gotta find a PWS just to see.
The only piston AR's I've shot have all been short stroke, and for the first few shots I always instinctively stop and look at the gun for a second because the recoil impulse tells me something has just gone terribly wrong.
PWS is the only long stroke AR in current production that I know of.
The home page has little animation that demonstrates the action.
The home page has little animation that demonstrates the action.
Oh they fixed their not legally binding and incorrect classification? Wow.According to the MD State Police web page:
Lewis Machine & Tool Lewis Machine & Tool LM308MWSE Not Banned Not Regulated By Statute 4/29/2015 Lewis Machine & Tool MARS-L 5.56 Not Banned Not Regulated by Statute
I work with people from Bangladesh. Never had any trouble understanding their English communications.
Now Maryland on the other hand............
You could create a banned configuration using the LMT lower and a non-HBAR upper in violation of Maryland’s “assault weapons” law, yes.
“See, my damie, Pootie Tang don’t wa-da-tah to the shama cow… ’cause thats a cama cama leepa-chaiii, dig?” – Pootie Tang
He is speaking in ebonics. He matriculated at a no GPA, no SAT score required university lol.
