Radical RF-15 Socom 5.56 NATO AR-15 w/15" RPR Rail - Blue/Black, 16" Barrel, 30 Rounds, Synthetic, 6-Position Black Stock

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• Q: is this gun ca compliant ?

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  • Asked 05/22/2024 02:52 by Branden D

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  Hi Branden, it's not even close to being CA compliant. Prohibited -
  Semi-automatic centerfire rifles that do not have a fixed magazine, but have any one of the
  following features::
  ○ ***** Pistol grip - a grip that protrudes conspicuously beneath the action of the firearm.
  ○ Thumbhole stock
  ○ ***** Folding or telescoping stock
  ○ Grenade or flare launcher
  ○ ***** Flash suppressor or flash hider
  ○ Foregrip - a grip that protrudes conspicuously benea the barrel and in front of the action
  .
  Items with **** are banned features, along with the 30rd magazine. If you want an AR15 in CA, either it has to be featureless or it must come with a fixed magazine.
  https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf

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• Q: What material is this gun made out of? It isn't all synthetic is it?

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  • Asked 04/28/2024 12:32 by Timothy T

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  Hi Timothy and welcome. It is all metal. Forged 7075-T6 Aluminum Upper/Lower Receiver (Hard Coat Anodized Finish). Cheers and stay safe!
• Q: Does this have a flash hider or a muzzle brake?

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  • Asked 04/27/2024 12:01 by Clifford W

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  Hi Clifford and welcome. On the 1/2x28 Threaded barrel is a removable A2 Flash hider as pictured here : https://bravocompanyusa.com/flash-hider-a2/ ------------------- Cheers and stay safe!

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• Q: Is this AR .223/5.56 Wylde chambered? Reading a lot about the versatility of the Wylde chambered weapons!

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  • Asked 04/25/2024 22:52 by Mike B

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  Hi Mike and welcome. This model has a 5.56NATO Stamped Barrel and will fire both 5.56 and .223. The Wylde Barrel bridges the gap between 5.56 and .223 so better accuracy is attained with .223 than out of a straight 5.56 chambered rifle. cheers and stay safe!

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• Q: I’m wondering, is this rifle Maryland compliant?

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  • Asked 04/17/2024 22:01 by Michael B

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  Hi Michael, unfortunately no, this does not have the required heavy profile barrel.
  Stay safe & have a great day!

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• Q: To convert a typical msr 223/556 like this one, do I just need a 300 BlkOut barrel? Or do I also need something else like a 300 blackout bolt carrier group?

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  • Asked 04/14/2024 01:53 by Geoffrey I

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  Hi Geoffry, technically, all you need to change from a 556 AR to shoot 300BLK is the barrel, but the easiest method is to swap out the entire upper.
  Only thing that is hit-or-miss is using existing AR mags. The geometry of the 300BLK bullet-end of the cartridge is different enough that it might cause problems with some types of 300BLK ammo feeding in regular (556) AR mags. That's why they make dedicated 300BLK-specific magazines.
  Whether you opt to get dedicated 300BLK mags or not, I recommend making sure mags are marked as 300BLK, either by buying dedicated mags with markings as part of mag or you marking dedicated regular AR mags to make them distinct in at least appearance. You do not want to mix mags loaded with ammo not matching the barrel: especially not loading 300BLK into a 556 upper.
  This article should help you >>> https://www.badassoptic.com/best-300-blackout-upper/how-to-convert-ar15-to-300-blk/
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  Stay safe & have a great day!
  

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• Q: Is this a carbine or mid length gas system?

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  • Asked 04/13/2024 21:57 by Lidio R

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  Hi Lidio, this has a mid length gas system.
  Stay safe & have a great day!

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• Q: Is this NJ compliant?minus the mag?

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  • Asked 02/25/2024 15:15 by Mike P

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  not even close here is a NJ compliant AR https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/5000/smith+%26+wesson+10203+m%26p15+sport+ii+nj+compliant+5.56x45mm+nato+16+10+1+matte+fixed+black+synthetic+stock+black+black+polymer

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• Q: What is the total length of the gun?

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  • Asked 02/19/2024 23:32 by Devon C

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  Hi Devon and welcome. OAL is 32.5 inches stock collapsed and 36.5 inches fully extended. Cheers and stay safe!
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