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Wasn't loose, wobbly, no full-auto, rapid fire.
Best guess is that one of the old M855/SS109 rounds in my ammo can did it. That's the only thing that was different really. Usually it's just IMI and Federal 223. |
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Originally Posted By HaveBlue83:
it musta shot loose and got wobbly. somewhere i heard that ops cans do that. so, did it? ive had 3 endcap strikes since 2012 on my 5.56 can. 2 needed service. its always shitty to see. it makes me want a .30 aem5 if i did it. View Quote -Kirby |
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Originally Posted By ArmedFerret:
I'm still waiting for mine to ship to my xfer dealer. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By ArmedFerret:
Originally Posted By Regulatori:
Waiting for my AEM5 is killing me. I was told about 3 months to get the transfer to my local dealer accomplished and then the real wait will begin. |
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Originally Posted By chenault:
No no lets keep this going; at this rate someone will trade me a GAP bolt action for my MRE rail. Thank god I finished the last of my builds 6 months ago at this rate I would need a morgage. I'm afraid the days of pushing refresh a 100 times a day to find a part may be ending and the era of deep pockets beginning. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By chenault:
Originally Posted By HaveBlue83:
spending 3 hours a day for weeks at a time to get a stock for $120 literally IS the clone game. paying $800 for a stock is funny. like me laughing at whoever paid that for a stock that can be found for 250 or less. i just wish people would hold off and in turn it would keep the prices inside the atmosphere. ithen again, i have 2500 into a rifle that i would laugh at if someone paid 2500 for an ar15. who the fuck DOES THA....oh. oh wait, this guy did that. lol. #clonewars #donthatetheclonehatethegame I'm afraid the days of pushing refresh a 100 times a day to find a part may be ending and the era of deep pockets beginning. |
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Has anyone done any side-by-side testing of new Black Hills Mk262 vs their re-manufactured stuff? I can't imagine there being a big difference but I haven't seen many reviews on the reman stuff.
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Originally Posted By Regulatori:
This might end up on page 800 so figure I'll post a pic. I had to do a group shot of my MK12 and my new purchase. Both are tack drivers but the M24 is on a different level. 5 shot groups look like a slightly larger ragged 45 ACP hole. Had to add a mole skin pad because the original camo wrap was ripping out my beard. Waiting for my AEM5 is killing me. http://i.imgur.com/6iic1x0.jpg View Quote |
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Originally Posted By cjwwd2:
Has anyone done any side-by-side testing of new Black Hills Mk262 vs their re-manufactured stuff? I can't imagine there being a big difference but I haven't seen many reviews on the reman stuff. View Quote |
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PSA: Mk12 RAS back in stock at OpParts. Looks like they have 20 of them!
http://www.operationparts.com/knights-armament-long-ff-ras-mk12-mod-1/?utm_source=instocknotify&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=instocknotify |
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Originally Posted By iluvmy86:
http://i1024.photobucket.com/albums/y302/Silent_Shooter/MK12%20Mod0.jpg View Quote |
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Originally Posted By JJREA:
The reman stuff is not 5.56 pressure. AFAIK. Unless they're doing a reman Mk262 now. But the different pressures between .223 and 5.56 may cause a difference in accuracy. Plus, I don't think the blue box has any primer or case neck sealant. That could cause some changes too. Don't know if you mean 1 might shoot better than the other or not. PLUS, this I'm not completely sure, but wasn't the Mk262 eventually changed to the Nosler 77 grain bullet? Maybe not. But it used to be that their Blue Box was the 77 grain Sierra bullet. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By STXDobie:
PSA: Mk12 RAS back in stock at OpParts. Looks like they have 20 of them! http://www.operationparts.com/knights-armament-long-ff-ras-mk12-mod-1/?utm_source=instocknotify&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=instocknotify View Quote |
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WTB:
- A.R.M.S. #22M Non lever stops for my Mk12 - A.R.M.S. #22H Non lever stops for my Mk12 - Doctersight III - AN/PEQ 2 |
WTB:
- A.R.M.S. #22M Non lever stops for my Mk12 - A.R.M.S. #22H Non lever stops for my Mk12 - Doctersight III - AN/PEQ 2 |
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Originally Posted By vanquishings:
Today was a good mail day at my place! One step closer and some bullets to try out. https://i.imgur.com/jpj2OdC.jpg View Quote |
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Wow, this is getting nutty. I imagine it was one or two buyers hoarding them. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By STXDobie:
So is the case in better shape than the pics appeared? Mine arrives on Monday, can't wait. The FOAM on the other hand, is exceptional. One small tear on the lower receiver cut out, but that's it. Some discoloration, but it looks great. I'll load it up later tonight with all my gear to see how it handles. Thankfully, the foam isn't glued in or anything crazy. I plan on taking it to a local foam place and seeing if I give them a prototype, they could replicate it, and how much it'd cost. Would be nice to be able to just have a few extra foam cut outs laying around! Especially if I can get it done for cheap. Maybe that's just wishful thinking, though. It would be the first cheap Mk12 thing I've encountered yet. :P |
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- A.R.M.S. #22M Non lever stops for my Mk12 - A.R.M.S. #22H Non lever stops for my Mk12 - Doctersight III - AN/PEQ 2 |
Originally Posted By lancecriminal86:
Who sees what's wrong with this picture? https://c1.staticflickr.com/4/3755/33330554102_da1f2f10de_o.jpgEndcap by LanceCriminal86, on Flickr View Quote |
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Off the record, I love your new bangs, Mrs. Obama
OR, USA
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"The only thing more boring than shooting groups is looking at other people's groups on the internet." -erud
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Originally Posted By ankratz:
PICS! You heathens.... (For page 800) http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y229/akratz/ARFCOM/MK12/20150825_173528_zpswgjpnla3.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y229/akratz/ARFCOM/MK12/20150825_172516_RichtoneHDR_zpsp2kvqh4k.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y229/akratz/ARFCOM/MK12/20150828_102317_RichtoneHDR_zpsblt2vxch.jpg View Quote |
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http://www.amazon.com/Gentle-Propositions-J-S-Economos/dp/0615997635
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Originally Posted By ankratz:
PICS! You heathens.... (For page 800) http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y229/akratz/ARFCOM/MK12/20150825_173528_zpswgjpnla3.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y229/akratz/ARFCOM/MK12/20150825_172516_RichtoneHDR_zpsp2kvqh4k.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y229/akratz/ARFCOM/MK12/20150828_102317_RichtoneHDR_zpsblt2vxch.jpg View Quote |
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Originally Posted By mrsaturn7085:
Good luck everyone else... Gen 1 ACE SOCOM ...I ducked out once it hit $800. View Quote |
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15% off at Ballistic Advantage. God give me the strength to not buy a Holland barrel....
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WTB:
- A.R.M.S. #22M Non lever stops for my Mk12 - A.R.M.S. #22H Non lever stops for my Mk12 - Doctersight III - AN/PEQ 2 |
Originally Posted By cjwwd2:
Thanks for the info. I'm pretty sure they've stuck with the Sierra bullet though. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Lurp06x:
Pics for page 800! http://rs1058.pbsrc.com/albums/t403/buntonjonathan/IMG_0814_zpsjpy6t5yr.jpg?w=480&h=480&fit=clip Here's s 5 round group I shot today testing some hunting ammo for coyotes. This was federal fusion 62gr. Just weird that it shot 2.5" lower than 77gr otm. http://rs1058.pbsrc.com/albums/t403/buntonjonathan/IMG_0812_zps1rf4urov.jpg?w=480&h=480&fit=clip View Quote |
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Originally Posted By cjwwd2:
Thanks for the info. I'm pretty sure they've stuck with the Sierra bullet though. View Quote http://www.shootingtimes.com/ammo/special-forces-to-civilians-black-hills-mk-262-mod-1-review/ Anyways..... My guess is people would typically see better accuracy from blue box, because of all those differences. But since EVERY BARREL IS PREJUDICED, someone would just have to see for themselves. You know, I don't think I've ever bought Mk262 ever. And I think I might now...... Just for fun. Or for HD too. Although the TSX is probably the better choice for that now. Except that stuff goes like over a buck a round. Like 1.37 or something. And really, the cannelure and primer sealent and case neck sealant make MK262 a good choice. In case you are showering with your AR. You know, for the hardcore AR peeps. Another interesting article on an even different load from Black Hills, the 77 grain TMK. A tipped bullet..... But not mk262. http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2015/06/09/black-hills-77-grain-tipped-matchking-precision-5-56mm-ammo/ |
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Anyone tell me who had the mod 0/1 manuals? id like to buy few
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Originally Posted By Lurp06x:
Pics for page 800! http://rs1058.pbsrc.com/albums/t403/buntonjonathan/IMG_0814_zpsjpy6t5yr.jpg?w=480&h=480&fit=clip Here's s 5 round group I shot today testing some hunting ammo for coyotes. This was federal fusion 62gr. Just weird that it shot 2.5" lower than 77gr otm. http://rs1058.pbsrc.com/albums/t403/buntonjonathan/IMG_0812_zps1rf4urov.jpg?w=480&h=480&fit=clip View Quote Vanquishings, take a peek at the Berger 70 vlds and 77 tactical, they shoot lights out for me in a 1-8tw wylde, 18" and 10.5" lengths. |
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Originally Posted By RubiconJk:
62gr fusions are loaded to 223 spec pressures, 55k. You should see the drop at 400yards vs the 556 77s loaded to 62k cup. Vanquishings, take a peek at the Berger 70 vlds and 77 tactical, they shoot lights out for me in a 1-8tw wylde, 18" and 10.5" lengths. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By RubiconJk:
Originally Posted By Lurp06x:
Pics for page 800! http://rs1058.pbsrc.com/albums/t403/buntonjonathan/IMG_0814_zpsjpy6t5yr.jpg?w=480&h=480&fit=clip Here's s 5 round group I shot today testing some hunting ammo for coyotes. This was federal fusion 62gr. Just weird that it shot 2.5" lower than 77gr otm. http://rs1058.pbsrc.com/albums/t403/buntonjonathan/IMG_0812_zps1rf4urov.jpg?w=480&h=480&fit=clip Vanquishings, take a peek at the Berger 70 vlds and 77 tactical, they shoot lights out for me in a 1-8tw wylde, 18" and 10.5" lengths. |
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Originally Posted By tamboi:
RubiconJK, whatever I try I can't beat the 73 Berger's at the moment, have them cruising along at 2800, super groups, funny considering they were the original bullet chosen for 262. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By RubiconJk:
62gr fusions are loaded to 223 spec pressures, 55k. You should see the drop at 400yards vs the 556 77s loaded to 62k cup. Vanquishings, take a peek at the Berger 70 vlds and 77 tactical, they shoot lights out for me in a 1-8tw wylde, 18" and 10.5" lengths. View Quote Will i catch hell if i slap a vickers sling and blue force forward sling adapter on my mod 0? |
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Originally Posted By RubiconJk:
Maybe I got a bad batch my first try, but the 73s I had, .8gr difference in one box. Low was...72.4 and high was 73.2. Hate having to weigh and sort bullets. I'm use to seeing no more than .3 variance from berger. I'll have to give them another try, since they are on sale at midway as we speak. Do you load to mag length, how far of a jump you running? Do you ladder or ocw workups? View Quote Attached File Slightly different load, ten shots in total Attached File Numbers aren't bad either |
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Numbers aren't bad either, this was for a total of nine shots with three different primers
Attached File |
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Skid Kidz
HMLA-467 SABERS HMLA-269 GUNRUNNERS |
still waiting on my AEM5 from july.
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Had a good session with the Holland yesterday. My Mod 1 was my #1 but I think the H has it beat but not by much and only cuz of the shorter barrel and lighter weight.
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PSALMS 144-1 Blessed be the Lord my strength, which teacheth my hands to warre, and my fingers to fight:
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Originally Posted By Doc_Lane:
My Mk12 Mod 1 is finally done. I started the build in the fall of 2014 with a NoDak Spud A1 receiver and finished it this week with a set of ARMS 22H NLS rings (thanks JJREA). First photo of the finished rifle... http://i.imgur.com/FZeDQyr.jpg I don't have the complete kit (case, sling, etc.), but I am happy to call it good. Now to finish Mk18 project I started a few months ago. View Quote Right behind you, same, same, only diff being a LMT Gen 1 SOPMOD. Just waiting on CLE to finish turning that Douglas barrel. Excited is an understatement! |
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Cage Codes:13269/1S002/3J629/0BJZ8/3S679
"What's wrong with you, Abu Hajaar?" |
Originally Posted By aaron580:
http://i1115.photobucket.com/albums/k547/gadgetguy799/Guns/20170131_182621_zpsfvj2tejw.jpg 800 kit action View Quote |
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URX II for SR-25(7.62) carbine length. A.R.M.S #36 swan sleeve-PEQ-2 or MOD with no notches for gen 3 PRI tube |
Originally Posted By IronBalaclava:
Outstanding! Right behind you, same, same, only diff being a LMT Gen 1 SOPMOD. Just waiting on CLE to finish turning that Douglas barrel. Excited is an understatement! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By IronBalaclava:
Originally Posted By Doc_Lane:
My Mk12 Mod 1 is finally done. I started the build in the fall of 2014 with a NoDak Spud A1 receiver and finished it this week with a set of ARMS 22H NLS rings (thanks JJREA). First photo of the finished rifle... http://i.imgur.com/FZeDQyr.jpg I don't have the complete kit (case, sling, etc.), but I am happy to call it good. Now to finish Mk18 project I started a few months ago. Right behind you, same, same, only diff being a LMT Gen 1 SOPMOD. Just waiting on CLE to finish turning that Douglas barrel. Excited is an understatement! I really like the SOPMOD stock, but decided to go old school on my Mk12. In fact, I started off my Mk12 project intending to build a Mod 0. I got the NoDak A1 receiver and used as many surplus M16A1 parts as I could, like the trigger guard, the stock, buffer tube, mag catch, the springs and pins - basically, everything that wasn't NFA regulated. I also got a Geissele trigger. Then, at some point, I fell in love with the Mod 1. I thought about building the upper but really liked what I saw and read about the HCS upper. So, I ordered an upper from Kevin. I am extremely happy with it. I decided to keep the A1 stock, and I really like the feel of it. I will be getting a SOPMOD stock for my Mk18 build, so I can enjoy both the classic and the more modern stock experience with these two clones. |
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@lance. Hnnnnng. I've got a D3300 and can't get picture's like that to save my life. Is it mainly in your lens or lighting?
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- looking for a KAC Long FF RAS.
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Originally Posted By eMc9001:
@lance. Hnnnnng. I've got a D3300 and can't get picture's like that to save my life. Is it mainly in your lens or lighting? View Quote I just use two lamps with the nice daylight white/blue bulbs and try to get uniform light, get a tripod, and use the aperture setting. Manually set ISO to 100 or 200 so it does a long exposure but keeps the quality high. I had some poster paper down but you can still obviously see the washing machine and concrete where I didn't have enough. Oh, and in the Nikon RAW exposure tool thing I mess with the white balance and the contrast/levels. There's a tool to select a white point and black point I use those and find the lightest whit spot on the histogram. It helps a lot. Then fidget with white balance to get the right temperature so the paint has the right khaki/grey tone to it instead of an orange tint. |
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