Rock River Arms

the DOE 9mm, the Aircrew gun, the Faxon ARAC, Blazer R8, Blazer Tactical 2, the MAC-10 clone, and the M96.

The other thing, let me write this down too, is the Rock River Arms lower that I'm going to that's going to be broken up from another gun.

So I don't know, like maybe I should even...

There's some other, you know, other lowers.

Like there's a...

What is it? Not Rock River Arms.

There's a Daniel Defense lower that we bought that has...

What is it, Geissele stuff in it? And it's on a, it's got a, it's got a pinned 14.5 BCM upper on it.

The MP510 was soon supplemented by other long guns, including the AR-15 carbines.

In December of 2003, the DOJ signed a five-year contract with Rock River Arms for a DEA-FBI tactical carbine, and the MP510 was soon on its way out.

Now, what is this story? Why did you carry it? It's just to let you know the overall perspective that is painted by today's media is that guns of any kind, but especially guns that have any automatic capabilities, First of all, they call those guns, the automatics, they call them war guns.

They're only supposed to use in the case of a war.

I don't know.

These, these old Rock River piston guns-

Mm-hmm

... uh, that became an SBR this weekend.

so I, you know, look, and I know there's a thing, and again, I don't shit on companies.

There's a thing that some people are upset about.

I met the guys from Rock River a couple of times, a couple of their shows, and they are, they are good, just good dudes, nice dudes, and they're doing some cool stuff.

They, they told me they may be bringing a piston gun back.