They call it laminate because the wood is basically plywood. I.E. it's laminated together. You can tell by the lines you see in the lower handguards. They're laminated together. Hence laminate handguards.
I think a tear just ran down my face because that is simply just beautiful thank you for the educational and informative presentation My Friend 💯🎯💯🙏🏽❤️🤍🖤
I’m assuming I’m replying to you because you don’t know so I apologize if this was written in sarcasm. But a rifle in America is a barreled complete firearm with a stock attached having a barrel that is 16” or longer. A short barreled rifle is any barreled firearm with a stock attached having a barrel less than 16”. (These require registration). A pistol is any barreled firearm with no stock attached. However, the exception is that it can have a brace. Essentially this is a workaround to the legal language of the law.
Ohh you definitely can’t do that here either!!! Haha! Like I said it’s more of a work around because of how the law is written. Look at as the only difference in the language of the law is that a stock is not attached to it in the rear, this negates you having to register it with the government. Now, if I wanted to attach a stock, I’d have to register it and pay the government $200 to do so. This is why pistol braces were invented. That and for someone who is missing an arm or hand, the pistol brace allows them to shoot this one handed.
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They call it laminate because the wood is basically plywood. I.E. it's laminated together. You can tell by the lines you see in the lower handguards. They're laminated together. Hence laminate handguards.
Those are excellent handguards
Yes far superior over natural wood...if your into staining your own...they are beutiful mixed shades...
Cool polish gun
Those are laminated wood grips. They are correct in their verbiage.
Thats a straight import..pistols are not neutered like rifles..i got one ,,its wonderful..get a good muzzle device if you want to keep your eyebrow🎉❤
I think a tear just ran down my face because that is simply just beautiful thank you for the educational and informative presentation My Friend 💯🎯💯🙏🏽❤️🤍🖤
I'm about to order a WWP today hyped
Better than century arms Draco ???
Yes
@@firstpersonshoota3327 Hello, can I have a price for a weapon?
@@firstpersonshoota3327 The new Kalashnikov, the price of his money, please
Milled ak ftw
Hell yeah!!
Why is the thread protector welded?
It has to do with the importation laws in the United States.
Arms of America will cut it for u when you order
@@GunBoxTherapy Did you add a folding stock, new handguard, or anything else?
Very nice stuff
This or Zpap??
That’s exactly what I’m think too
Can't go wrong with either
Zpap
He skipped the unboxing of the unboxing…
Hello my friend, the price is not a weapon, please, my friend. I want the same
799 atlanticarms
999 for this with milled receiver.
Lol laminte = wood
Why on earth do American gunlaws classify this as a pistol? In any other country this would be considered a rifle.
I’m assuming I’m replying to you because you don’t know so I apologize if this was written in sarcasm. But a rifle in America is a barreled complete firearm with a stock attached having a barrel that is 16” or longer. A short barreled rifle is any barreled firearm with a stock attached having a barrel less than 16”. (These require registration).
A pistol is any barreled firearm with no stock attached. However, the exception is that it can have a brace.
Essentially this is a workaround to the legal language of the law.
@@GunBoxTherapy
Fascinating. In The Netherlands you would absolutely not be allowed to take this out on a pistol range.
Ohh you definitely can’t do that here either!!! Haha! Like I said it’s more of a work around because of how the law is written. Look at as the only difference in the language of the law is that a stock is not attached to it in the rear, this negates you having to register it with the government. Now, if I wanted to attach a stock, I’d have to register it and pay the government $200 to do so.
This is why pistol braces were invented. That and for someone who is missing an arm or hand, the pistol brace allows them to shoot this one handed.