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#191 |
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Location: Ashland,KY
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Well here it is kids! I put the lower receiver together this morning:
![]() ![]() Specs: DS Flat Top Upper DS Picatinny Gas Block 16” 1x9 Crowned Chrome-Moly Match Barrel YHM 2 Piece Rail Hand Guard 6-Position DS-4 Butt stock Hogue Rubber Over Molded Pistol Grip DS Two Stage Trigger DS MilSpec Lower Burris Fast Fire Red Dot Reflex Sight I'll probably get a sling for it soon, I'm thinking I'll probably also need that red dot to come up a about an inch so if anyone knows a place to get some sort of riser block for it or can recommend a good way to mount a sling on the front let me know! |
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#192 |
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Location: Ashland,KY
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Well went and sighted it in today...
One of my magazines isn't working if you load over 10 rounds in it for some reason it jams the next round in between the bolt like this /, kinda scared me since it was the first magazine. The other two work excellent. The gun cycled perfectly and didn't have one hiccup. One of my trigger pins on the sear section tries to back-out but I'll have that fixed tonight. I really love the Burris Fast Fire, The red dot was perfectly adjusted for when the clouds came over or when it was super bright out, it automatically adjusts. It also stayed locked on position and I will not need to raise it up any so that's good too. The gun is accurate as heck. Picture of it with my Kershaw Blackout: ![]() Last edited by Foo909; October 5th, 2008 at 03:16 AM. |
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#193 |
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Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
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I've noticed a lot of you have mentioned that you recently acquired your rifles. I'm in the same boat, but I'm wondering if this is a sign of the times? But I digress...
LWRC M6A2 (SRT) 16.1" 5.56 Magpul CRT stock and MIAD grip EoTech 512 There's a sling, BUIS, and magnifier in her future, but not much else. Maybe a tripod, but I havn't decided.
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#194 |
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Location: Anchorage Alaska
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I got bored and decided to take this pic of my M&P15 and G17.
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#195 |
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Location: SouthWestern Ohio
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Great picture of some really nice guns! Can't go wrong with that combination.
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Location: WV
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I recently bought my first AR-15, too.
Oly K16: ![]() ![]() ![]() Copied from the Oly's website: AR-15 Specifications Receiver Material 7075 T6 Aluminum Forged Receivers Machined By Olympic Arms Receiver Finish Black Matte Anodized Receivers, Pakerized Steel Parts Action Gas Operated Semi-automatic Action Upper Type Flat top w/ picatinny rails Front Sight Gas block w/ picatinny rails Handguard Free floating aluminum tube w/ knurled surface Barrel 16" bull, button rifled, 4140 chromemoly steel Chambering 5.56 NATO Bore Long-life non-chromed bore Twist Rate 1x9 Muzzle Crown Stock A2 w/ trapdoor Length 34.375" Weight 7.47 lbs Great value with all the features you want. Features like a bull barrel, flat top upper, free floating handguard, rail gas block, and A2 buttstock. |
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#197 |
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Location: Ashland,KY
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Bringing it back to the top with a small update:
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#198 |
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Location: WV
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Update of mine with a new EZ Sling on it:
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Location: WV
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Senior Member
![]() Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: SW Oklahoma
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I recently read that the AR type rifle is the best selling rifle now. Just look at how many companies are producing them and the companies that are producing atttachments for them. I recently picked up an AR-10T to go with my Bushmaster .223 because I'm not sure I'll be able to very long after the election. I'm also thinking about getting my own bullet making set up. I figure that even if they don't ban the guns they might ban the bullets to where we cannot purchase what we want.
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Life member NRA since 1983 I normally carry a Sig Pro .40 in a Crossbreed IWB but when necessary will switch to: Baby Eagle .40 W/Kramer holster Bersa Thunder380 Kel-Tec P3AT Skyy 9mm |
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