With the helion it would have to be fixed magazine, where this is featureless and thus keeps detachable magazine. It breaks down super easy which I like. What’s nice is that when the laws change you can swap out the lower for a pistol grip lower.
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It’s compliant.
Mag lock? Have to send me the info please.It’s compliant.
Hope you have better luck with yours than I do mine. It’s the only gun I have that isn’t 100%. Went from 50-60% failure rate, back to the factory for a full rebuild to about 20% failure rate. I bought a browning Buckmark for plinking as a result. Works 100% of the time. I also built a AR-22 with dedicated .22lr parts and it’s a blast, works flawlessly as well. Good luck!
I have a Hellion and it’s such a fun , soft shooter. And it’s completely ambidextrous for us lefty’s , even the ejection port which is rare for a bullpup. I had a RDB and had to send it back to Kel-Tek twice for feed issues before I decided to get rid of it. Just my take anyways
That’s a nice knife. What brand is that? I can’t make it out.
Not a bad price for $60. I’ll have to get one. Why not.
This is the way.
Tucking cans under the rail does look cool sometimes but functionally not as great as it sounds, especially with Mlok rails. I’ve thought about doing it, but the juice isn’t worth the squeeze for me. Most Mlok rails leave almost zero space to allow the Mlok slots to be usable where the can is. It’s a little better with a picatinny rail, since it still allows accessories to be mounted. It also just transfers all the heat from the can to the rail and any accessories that are nearby. Cans can get reallll hot under heavier firing schedules.
I need to switch back to the 8.3" barrel and see if it's quieter with the 147s. If I like it better, I'll sell the barrel and handguard. Keep the upper for another project.
Orrrrr…before you go doing that take a look at Novox Research X-SD barrel kits. It basically a simple barrel swap but gives you an integrally suppressed 9mm and you’ll never need to worry about muzzle velocity again. Everything will run subsonic.
How in NYS?
He’s not in NYS. He’s in NC I believe.
Makes sense. My brother is also in NC and likes to send me pics of his suppressors he buys to make fun of us here in NY.
