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BUYING A MAG-THIS SOUND GOOD?

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b2k3
on November 18, 2003 at 17:44:39

im planning on getting a minimag for a back up gun behind my bushmaster and i just wanted to run this buy you all for your opinions. so far i would like to run the minimag with a benchmark 2-finger frame, level 10 bolt, dye boomstick, some drop forward, and maybe a r/t valve. i friend of mine said something about a regulator by smart parts called the black box, or something like that. do you have any info on this? thanks.

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Re: BUYING A MAG-THIS SOUND GOOD? rick applegarth 06:29:01 12/15/03 (0)

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: im planning on getting a minimag for a back up gun behind my bushmaster and i just wanted to run this buy you all for your opinions. so far i would like to run the minimag with a benchmark 2-finger frame, level 10 bolt, dye boomstick, some drop forward, and maybe a r/t valve. i friend of mine said something about a regulator by smart parts called the black box, or something like that. do you have any info on this? thanks.

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