u/Wah_Day

Not trying to start a giant argument, but have an actual discussion about it in regards to WA and our stupid laws.

What is the Ship of Theseus thought experiment: whether an object remains fundamentally the same if all of its components are replaced over time.

You have an AR-15, and begin to replace various parts over time; barrel, handguard, trigger, stock, and eventually the lower.

The ultimate question:
At what point does it stop being considered the same rifle, and become a new one?

When EVERYTHING is replaced?
Everything but the lower?
Everything, including the lower, but except a random roll pin?
Fuck it all, do whatever you want.

I know this changes depending on who you talk to, but when it comes to saving/hitting the "recommended" 15% for retirement, do you include your works contributions?

I mean at least until you are 100% debt free and hit the 6-month emergency fund, and then after that you want to try and do 15% without it, right?

Finally got all the parts together for finish out my L6.

Looking for can recommendations. the 2 ive been thinking about were the XH-556 and the Infinity. But B&T got me hesitant, and as for the Infinity, just not sure what mounting system to use, plus its a chunky boi.

It's an 18" barrel with an ARC trigger. Bonus points if it can work and survive a 12.5" L6 lol