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[mjh3ides]

The ATF just got kicked in the teeth by FPC & the 5th Circuit!!! Last week a judge ordered an injunction on the pistol brace rule going into effect after May 31 for plaintiffs in the case. FPC filed a motion requesting clarification on who would be considered a plaintiff. The judge responded listing ALL FPC members & Maxim defense customers as plaintiffs covered under the injunction until the appeal is decided. A copy of my FPC membership & the court order are already in my range bag.

Fifth Circuit Clarifies that its Injunction Against ATF Pistol Brace Rule Covers FPC’s Members

Court order:
https://assets.nationbuilder.com/firearmspolicycoalition/pages/6710/attachments/original/1685129339/Mock_v_Garland_Order_on_Motion_for_Clarification.p df?1685129339

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[Jlocutes]

I have too many to post pictures of

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I have too many to post pictures of

lol nice.

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https://twitter.com/GunOwners/status/1671931388684124180?cxt=HHwWqIC-9auv8rMuAAAA

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[troyheb]

New toy

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New toy

NICE! Those Bul Armory's have been getting a lot of attention lately.

[troyheb]

Been wanting a 2011 style pistol for awhile. Thought about a Prodigy but reading to many people having issues. Was taking a trip out of town a few weeks ago and had a dealer on the way that had a Staccato that I wanted in stock for a decent price and was going to buy it on the trip out of town. 1 week before the trip I get an in stock notification from BUL. Been on a waiting list for like a year. lol
The pistol has been flawless. 0 malfunctions in 550 rnds. Very smooth action. Trigger crisp and clean was breaking at 2 1/2 pnds. I adjusted the sear spring and got it to 3 1/2 which more to my liking. I highly recommend the BUL pistols.

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Springfield Gets Into the Modular Handgun Market With the New Echelon 9mm



Apparently wanting to emulate the success of SIG SAUER’s modular P320 and P365 designs along with the entire ecosystems of parts and accessories that have grown up around the guns, Springfield Armory has now gotten into the modular handgun business. You have to wonder why most other gun makers still haven’t done the same.


Like the SIG guns, the Echelon revolves around its serialized fire control group which is the legal “firearm” that requires a background check to purchase. Springfield’s calling it a Central Operating Group, but potato, potahto.


Beretta’s APX guns are modular, but you have to pop a couple of pins and move a spring or two to release their fire control group. Not everyone wants to hassle with that. Like the P320 and P365, the Echelon’s internals can be removed without tools.




The full-size Echelon kinda looks like a “grown up” Hellcat. Like the Hellcat, the Echelon is made in Croatia by HS Produkt for the Illinois-based company. It has a number of the same design cues as the smaller gun, plus the kind of aggressive slide serrations we wish the Hellcat had. Note also the flared “wings” that are machined into the back of the slide that should make gripping the slide easier from the rear slingshot style.


Springfield is also touting a new plate-less optics mounting system they’re calling the Variable Interface System. They say it’s “the most versatile optics mounting system on the market.” That’s a big claim given FN’s top-notch MRD system. We’ll see. We’ll also see if the introduction of the Echelon means the end for Springfield’s XD line of handguns.



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