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Posted: 8/6/2016 4:34:08 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Optic added (TA11MGO-M249), got the dust cover right, actually took a real photo. WE DONE BOYS. Gotta take it out one of these weekends. I clocked my previous cyclic rate at 850 RPM btw. http://i.imgur.com/Of4M4oR.jpg |
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Posted: 8/6/2016 2:09:20 PM EDT
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So has anyone done this with a Shrike yet?
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Posted: 8/6/2016 6:46:24 PM EDT
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So has anyone done this with a Shrike yet? I haven't seen one. Slidefire does sell this though. http://www.slidefire.com/products/rifles/bfr-556a It's a weird bastardized version of a standard Colt upper, machined out pretty roughly. |
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Posted: 8/6/2016 9:51:44 PM EDT
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Hmm, well I guess I'll be the first.
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Posted: 8/6/2016 10:02:35 PM EDT
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I haven't seen one. Slidefire does sell this though. http://www.slidefire.com/products/rifles/bfr-556a It's a weird bastardized version of a standard Colt upper, machined out pretty roughly. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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So has anyone done this with a Shrike yet? I haven't seen one. Slidefire does sell this though. http://www.slidefire.com/products/rifles/bfr-556a It's a weird bastardized version of a standard Colt upper, machined out pretty roughly. Wow they got it to work! The important thing about that (BFR-556) is that it uses standard m27 disintegrating links. I believe Slide Fire either works with or purchased the rights to the Valkyrie Armament LLC which used propitiatory links (modified m27 links) and required feed tabs. Here is some video of the Valkyrie Armament Belt fed unit. |
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Posted: 8/6/2016 10:07:51 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Wow they got it to work! The important thing about that (BFR-556) is that it uses standard m27 disintegrating links. I believe Slide Fire either works with or purchased the rights to the Valkyrie Armament LLC which used propitiatory links and required starter tabs. Here is some video of the Valkyrie Armament Belt fed unit. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: So has anyone done this with a Shrike yet? I haven't seen one. Slidefire does sell this though. http://www.slidefire.com/products/rifles/bfr-556a It's a weird bastardized version of a standard Colt upper, machined out pretty roughly. Wow they got it to work! The important thing about that (BFR-556) is that it uses standard m27 disintegrating links. I believe Slide Fire either works with or purchased the rights to the Valkyrie Armament LLC which used propitiatory links and required starter tabs. Here is some video of the Valkyrie Armament Belt fed unit. |
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Posted: 8/6/2016 10:19:36 PM EDT
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It's all copied from the old ciener conversion kits, which themselves are an adaptation from the M-16/ AR-10 kits. I got that. There must be something I am missing because they (Valkyrie and later Slidefire) had to use modified m-27 links which apparently has been fixed. The original M-16 belt fed alterations used regular, unaltered m-27 links didn't it? With that said, what do you think about this? Take a look at the SSAR-15®MOD STOCK . They moved the "switch" to the bottom of the pistol grip. I wonder if it would still work if you "chopped off" the stock and used only the grip and then put on your own stock (this is what I am thinking about). |
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Posted: 8/6/2016 11:08:44 PM EDT
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Hmm, well I guess I'll be the first. 
It woulda been a lot cooler if you did it first though... 
- Clint |
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Posted: 8/6/2016 11:13:05 PM EDT
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I got that. There must be something I am missing because they (Valkyrie and later Slidefire) had to use modified m-27 links which apparently has been fixed. The original M-16 belt fed alterations used regular, unaltered m-27 links didn't it? With that said, what do you think about this? Take a look at the SSAR-15®MOD STOCK . They moved the "switch" to the bottom of the pistol grip. I wonder if it would still work if you "chopped off" the stock and used only the grip and then put on your own stock (this is what I am thinking about). Quote HistoryQuoted:
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It's all copied from the old ciener conversion kits, which themselves are an adaptation from the M-16/ AR-10 kits. I got that. There must be something I am missing because they (Valkyrie and later Slidefire) had to use modified m-27 links which apparently has been fixed. The original M-16 belt fed alterations used regular, unaltered m-27 links didn't it? With that said, what do you think about this? Take a look at the SSAR-15®MOD STOCK . They moved the "switch" to the bottom of the pistol grip. I wonder if it would still work if you "chopped off" the stock and used only the grip and then put on your own stock (this is what I am thinking about). The JT Grip guy started following me on instagram and one of his pics is of an RPD so I'm assuming he is trying to market a way to bumpfire a cheap beltfed.... but I haven't seen any videos yet.
- Clint |
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Posted: 8/6/2016 11:19:57 PM EDT
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There's already a guy bringing a bumpfire grip, the JT Grip, to the market... he started following me on instagram and one of his pics is of an RPD so I'm assuming he is trying to market a way to bumpfire a cheap beltfed.... but I haven't seen any videos yet.  https://youtu.be/q-a4aUV7l1g
https://youtu.be/M5gARxQmJyU
- Clint At first glance that certainly looks a lot more appealing than a bumpfire stock setup (the ability to use your own stock and no stock moving with the grip). I wonder if that would change the dynamic of a bumpsaw for the worse? I can't imagine it would. I really want to play with one of those. |
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Posted: 8/7/2016 5:40:42 PM EDT
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At first glance that certainly looks a lot more appealing than a bumpfire stock setup (the ability to use your own stock and no stock moving with the grip). I wonder if that would change the dynamic of a bumpsaw for the worse? I can't imagine it would. I really want to play with one of those. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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There's already a guy bringing a bumpfire grip, the JT Grip, to the market... he started following me on instagram and one of his pics is of an RPD so I'm assuming he is trying to market a way to bumpfire a cheap beltfed.... but I haven't seen any videos yet. https://youtu.be/q-a4aUV7l1g
https://youtu.be/M5gARxQmJyU
- Clint At first glance that certainly looks a lot more appealing than a bumpfire stock setup (the ability to use your own stock and no stock moving with the grip). I wonder if that would change the dynamic of a bumpsaw for the worse? I can't imagine it would. I really want to play with one of those. Has my interest too
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Posted: 8/8/2016 7:29:47 PM EDT
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Inspired by this thread, I took the plunge and got a slidefire. Installed it on my 6920.
Quick question though. It seemed a bit stiff, so I oiled the buffer tube. How easily should it slide? |
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Posted: 8/8/2016 7:55:35 PM EDT
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Inspired by this thread, I took the plunge and got a slidefire. Installed it on my 6920. Quick question though. It seemed a bit stiff, so I oiled the buffer tube. How easily should it slide? Is it the new one? If so mine has the same problem. I figured my reciever extension was not square/level with the rifle. I loosened up the grip attachment and it works fine now. Hopefully it's not a problem with the stocks. |
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Posted: 8/8/2016 8:37:16 PM EDT
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Is it the new one? If so mine has the same problem. I figured my reciever extension was not square/level with the rifle. I loosened up the grip attachment and it works fine now. Hopefully it's not a problem with the stocks. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Inspired by this thread, I took the plunge and got a slidefire. Installed it on my 6920. Quick question though. It seemed a bit stiff, so I oiled the buffer tube. How easily should it slide? Is it the new one? If so mine has the same problem. I figured my reciever extension was not square/level with the rifle. I loosened up the grip attachment and it works fine now. Hopefully it's not a problem with the stocks. The screw directly below the trigger? |
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Posted: 8/8/2016 9:41:36 PM EDT
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The screw directly below the trigger? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Inspired by this thread, I took the plunge and got a slidefire. Installed it on my 6920. Quick question though. It seemed a bit stiff, so I oiled the buffer tube. How easily should it slide? Is it the new one? If so mine has the same problem. I figured my reciever extension was not square/level with the rifle. I loosened up the grip attachment and it works fine now. Hopefully it's not a problem with the stocks. The screw directly below the trigger? The screw that holds the grip attachment on the lower receiver. The one that captures the selector spring and detent. I can take pictures later. I thought it was that my lower was out of spec. Hmmm.... |
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Posted: 8/8/2016 11:35:04 PM EDT
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The screw that holds the grip attachment on the lower receiver. The one that captures the selector spring and detent. I can take pictures later. I thought it was that my lower was out of spec. Hmmm.... Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Inspired by this thread, I took the plunge and got a slidefire. Installed it on my 6920. Quick question though. It seemed a bit stiff, so I oiled the buffer tube. How easily should it slide? Is it the new one? If so mine has the same problem. I figured my reciever extension was not square/level with the rifle. I loosened up the grip attachment and it works fine now. Hopefully it's not a problem with the stocks. The screw directly below the trigger? The screw that holds the grip attachment on the lower receiver. The one that captures the selector spring and detent. I can take pictures later. I thought it was that my lower was out of spec. Hmmm.... I'll try that. The instructions said not to over tighten. |
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Posted: 8/11/2016 1:22:33 PM EDT
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Super sized extended take down pin fabricated and installed. Code name : Bump Charger
This will allow you to easily bump and activate the trigger with one hand. It leaves your other hand free to stabilize and aim. Better pics and AAR coming early next week. |
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Posted: 8/11/2016 2:08:23 PM EDT
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I like the term "gas pedal".
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Posted: 8/11/2016 2:15:19 PM EDT
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Super sized extended take down pin fabricated and installed. Code name : Bump Charger http://i707.photobucket.com/albums/ww71/GSGMAN/630DB6F9-B3C6-4AC1-95EA-1082043471BA_zpsxh4eez0f.jpg This will allow you to easily bump and activate the trigger with one hand. It leaves your other hand free to stabilize and aim. Better pics and AAR coming early next week. If you make another one.... "I'll take it" 
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Posted: 8/11/2016 2:43:37 PM EDT
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Super sized extended take down pin fabricated and installed. Code name : Bump Charger http://i707.photobucket.com/albums/ww71/GSGMAN/630DB6F9-B3C6-4AC1-95EA-1082043471BA_zpsxh4eez0f.jpg This will allow you to easily bump and activate the trigger with one hand. It leaves your other hand free to stabilize and aim. Better pics and AAR coming early next week. If you make another one.... "I'll take it"
https://youtu.be/jEI3N9kIyP4
- Clint I smell a group buy. In for one. Though it'd need to be anodized red for me :) |
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Posted: 8/11/2016 9:14:22 PM EDT
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I smell a group buy. In for one. Though it'd need to be anodized red for me :) Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Super sized extended take down pin fabricated and installed. Code name : Bump Charger http://i707.photobucket.com/albums/ww71/GSGMAN/630DB6F9-B3C6-4AC1-95EA-1082043471BA_zpsxh4eez0f.jpg This will allow you to easily bump and activate the trigger with one hand. It leaves your other hand free to stabilize and aim. Better pics and AAR coming early next week. If you make another one.... "I'll take it"
https://youtu.be/jEI3N9kIyP4
- Clint I smell a group buy. In for one. Though it'd need to be anodized red for me :) I'd like to try one I suppose. I would miss being able to two-thumb it though. Still a cool addition to the thread! |
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Posted: 8/11/2016 9:17:22 PM EDT
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Got my second M60 bipod in recently. It is definitely a little different than mine. I think they came out of different factories. I am quite sure both are authentic though. They are way too rugged to be airsoft stuff.
Anyway, the bipod leg blades are a bit narrower when collapsed on the new ones compared to my original. So much so that it won't wok with my MOE foregrip. That would have drastically changed how I built my gun had I gotten a new bipod to start with. |
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Posted: 8/11/2016 10:39:07 PM EDT
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Got my second M60 bipod in recently. It is definitely a little different than mine. I think they came out of different factories. I am quite sure both are authentic though. They are way too rugged to be airsoft stuff. Anyway, the bipod leg blades are a bit narrower when collapsed on the new ones compared to my original. So much so that it won't wok with my MOE foregrip. That would have drastically changed how I built my gun had I gotten a new bipod to start with. Don't feel bad. There are different versions of the m249 bipod as well. Guess which I bought first
Resold it at a $15 or so loss. Just a retard tax I suppose 
Bumpsaw v2.0 aka m249 para will arrive tomorrow. Pics soon, and videah soon after. I returned the chicom gopro I got, video was meh, so now you'll get LG G5 phone video
I just liquidated a p90 (minus the hammer pack I could never find, fuck you FNUSA), funds went towards a g36 .22LR and mags. Deciding if tax stamp for g36c glory or a gopro are proper appropriations for the remainder of that fund. Hmmmm. 
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Posted: 8/11/2016 10:56:08 PM EDT
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Don't feel bad. There are different versions of the m249 bipod as well. Guess which I bought first
Resold it at a $15 or so loss. Just a retard tax I suppose
Bumpsaw v2.0 aka m249 para will arrive tomorrow. Pics soon, and videah soon after. I returned the chicom gopro I got, video was meh, so now you'll get LG G5 phone video
I just liquidated a p90 (minus the hammer pack I could never find, fuck you FNUSA), funds went towards a g36 .22LR and mags. Deciding if tax stamp for g36c glory or a gopro are proper appropriations for the remainder of that fund. Hmmmm. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Got my second M60 bipod in recently. It is definitely a little different than mine. I think they came out of different factories. I am quite sure both are authentic though. They are way too rugged to be airsoft stuff. Anyway, the bipod leg blades are a bit narrower when collapsed on the new ones compared to my original. So much so that it won't wok with my MOE foregrip. That would have drastically changed how I built my gun had I gotten a new bipod to start with. Don't feel bad. There are different versions of the m249 bipod as well. Guess which I bought first
Resold it at a $15 or so loss. Just a retard tax I suppose
Bumpsaw v2.0 aka m249 para will arrive tomorrow. Pics soon, and videah soon after. I returned the chicom gopro I got, video was meh, so now you'll get LG G5 phone video
I just liquidated a p90 (minus the hammer pack I could never find, fuck you FNUSA), funds went towards a g36 .22LR and mags. Deciding if tax stamp for g36c glory or a gopro are proper appropriations for the remainder of that fund. Hmmmm. Yeah, I knew about the M249 differences at least.
These would look the same next to each other. I think the specs are loose because the differences in geometry wouldn't matter on a real M60. |
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Posted: 8/11/2016 11:26:59 PM EDT
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Posted: 8/11/2016 11:31:23 PM EDT
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Anybody tried a bumpfire grip?
Wondering if this would work on a 9mm pistol?
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Posted: 8/11/2016 11:39:26 PM EDT
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Anyone ever used one of these? http://cdnll.primaryarms.com/images/s/001-MWG-223-90A_2.jpg 90rd snail mag I've used a bunch. They're actually my favorite so far.
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Posted: 8/11/2016 11:41:33 PM EDT
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Anybody tried a bumpfire grip? Wondering if this would work on a 9mm pistol? https://youtu.be/b3Ggjw4MurkI'm not certain any exist in the wild yet. I think they will probably work OK, but won't be as good as the whole stock for keeping the gun under control. |
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Posted: 8/12/2016 12:12:21 AM EDT
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A buddy shot my old chronograph, so I just received my new Magnetospeed V3. I note in the manual that it can calculate a rate of fire for you. I knew it could grab the projectile speeds from automatic weapons, but calculating the ROF is a nice plus (although obvious, easy enough to do). I'll give it a try the next time I'm out with the bump-Lewis.
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Posted: 8/12/2016 12:28:32 AM EDT
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Anyone ever used one of these? http://cdnll.primaryarms.com/images/s/001-MWG-223-90A_2.jpg 90rd snail mag I've used a bunch. They're actually my favorite so far. https://youtu.be/vIUBoR6T3Uw
So your saying since Primary Arms has them on sale for $100, I should get one
I think I'll also attempt to cerekote it dark green  ala m249 style
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Posted: 8/12/2016 12:40:00 AM EDT
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Got my second M60 bipod in recently. It is definitely a little different than mine. I think they came out of different factories. I am quite sure both are authentic though. They are way too rugged to be airsoft stuff. Anyway, the bipod leg blades are a bit narrower when collapsed on the new ones compared to my original. So much so that it won't wok with my MOE foregrip. That would have drastically changed how I built my gun had I gotten a new bipod to start with. I'm still waiting on the adapter but I agree that it's going to be a tight fit with my Midwest 15" rail. Did you give the seller a call to ask about the narrowness of these bipods? Mine is sturdy but I have nothing to compare. |
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Posted: 8/12/2016 1:08:02 AM EDT
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So your saying since Primary Arms has them on sale for $100, I should get one
I think I'll also attempt to cerekote it dark green ala m249 style
http://www.figurines-12-pouces.com/14364-29915-large_default/m249-200-round-ammo-box.jpg Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Anyone ever used one of these? http://cdnll.primaryarms.com/images/s/001-MWG-223-90A_2.jpg 90rd snail mag I've used a bunch. They're actually my favorite so far. https://youtu.be/vIUBoR6T3Uw
So your saying since Primary Arms has them on sale for $100, I should get one
I think I'll also attempt to cerekote it dark green ala m249 style
http://www.figurines-12-pouces.com/14364-29915-large_default/m249-200-round-ammo-box.jpg I've been meaning to order some of these for mine. 
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Posted: 8/12/2016 1:09:43 AM EDT
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I'm still waiting on the adapter but I agree that it's going to be a tight fit with my Midwest 15" rail. Did you give the seller a call to ask about the narrowness of these bipods? Mine is sturdy but I have nothing to compare. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Got my second M60 bipod in recently. It is definitely a little different than mine. I think they came out of different factories. I am quite sure both are authentic though. They are way too rugged to be airsoft stuff. Anyway, the bipod leg blades are a bit narrower when collapsed on the new ones compared to my original. So much so that it won't wok with my MOE foregrip. That would have drastically changed how I built my gun had I gotten a new bipod to start with. I'm still waiting on the adapter but I agree that it's going to be a tight fit with my Midwest 15" rail. Did you give the seller a call to ask about the narrowness of these bipods? Mine is sturdy but I have nothing to compare. I didn't bother to contact them. I'm pretty sure it's in spec, and my older version is "loose." I think it will fit on your gun fine. My MOE flares out pretty wide at the end. |
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Posted: 8/12/2016 1:11:04 AM EDT
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A buddy shot my old chronograph, so I just received my new Magnetospeed V3. I note in the manual that it can calculate a rate of fire for you. I knew it could grab the projectile speeds from automatic weapons, but calculating the ROF is a nice plus (although obvious, easy enough to do). I'll give it a try the next time I'm out with the bump-Lewis. Let me know how that works out and ill buy one if it's good! 
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Posted: 8/12/2016 1:26:32 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Bump for the bump god! Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Optic added (TA11MGO-M249), got the dust cover right, actually took a real photo. WE DONE BOYS. Gotta take it out one of these weekends. I clocked my previous cyclic rate at 850 RPM btw. http://i.imgur.com/Of4M4oR.jpg AHHHHHHAHAHA! DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA! |
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Posted: 8/14/2016 2:58:04 PM EDT
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Forgot to post here as well
I present to you... Bumpsaw m249para
Got my m249 para bumpsaw in from the gunsmith, can't wait to test it out 
It's not 100% done, still got a m249 rubber buttpad incoming, along with a m249 rear sight. Also have to break out the file and dremel and hand fit the Tapco SAW pistol grip to the bumpstock. All in all though, I think it came out fanfuckintastic
Also ordered a MWG 90rd snail drum to round out my drum collection (3x D60's) I plan on Cerekoting it green to mimic a real m249 para even more
I'll update with gratuitous range video next week. 
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Posted: 8/14/2016 4:06:57 PM EDT
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That upper is hotter than tijuana pussy...
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Posted: 8/14/2016 6:13:11 PM EDT
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Latest BumpSaw action. Running a .308 carbine spring pretty much did away with hammer follows!
https://vimeo.com/178831101 Vimeo sucks and won't embed 
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Posted: 8/14/2016 6:20:35 PM EDT
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Noice.
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Posted: 8/14/2016 6:32:03 PM EDT
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Yeah buddy!!! One-handed method FTW!!!
Let me see if I can get it to imbed. https://vimeo.com/178831101 |
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Posted: 8/14/2016 9:17:25 PM EDT
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Yeah buddy!!! One-handed method FTW!!! Let me see if I can get it to imbed. https://vimeo.com/178831101 Once you get the one-handed method down, you'll wonder how you ever did without it As far as accuracy goes, I stitched a clean ivan target with 43 hits @100 yards in that drum dump. Silly stable platform
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Posted: 8/14/2016 10:02:16 PM EDT
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The first test of the prototype extended takedown pin was a huge success. I had to modify it a bit and now it can be mounted on either side. It is really controllable one handed and the big pin makes it bounce off your thumb easily.
I am going to contact a buddy of mine who is a FFL/SOT and see what his opinion is before I go forward on making any more. |
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Posted: 8/14/2016 10:12:03 PM EDT
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Once you get the one-handed method down, you'll wonder how you ever did without it As far as accuracy goes, I stitched a clean ivan target with 43 hits @100 yards in that drum dump. Silly stable platformQuote HistoryQuoted:
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Yeah buddy!!! One-handed method FTW!!! Let me see if I can get it to imbed. https://vimeo.com/178831101 Once you get the one-handed method down, you'll wonder how you ever did without it As far as accuracy goes, I stitched a clean ivan target with 43 hits @100 yards in that drum dump. Silly stable platformYeah I believe it! My previous barrel was probably well shot out before I started doing tests for groups. I just rebarreled and opened up my gas port on a low round count barrel. I'm going to check my accuracy first thing. |
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Posted: 8/14/2016 10:15:54 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: The first test of the prototype extended takedown pin was a huge success. I had to modify it a bit and now it can be mounted on either side. It is really controllable one handed and the big pin makes it bounce off your thumb easily. http://i707.photobucket.com/albums/ww71/GSGMAN/DFACC33A-F776-47CF-BF1F-FC4A6BBC7988_zps1bjlwsh3.jpg http://i707.photobucket.com/albums/ww71/GSGMAN/EB5EE0BF-5713-4903-81DC-5B732CB80E2D_zpsi4u4zuvp.jpg http://youtu.be/RQFrGjEY4zQI am going to contact a buddy of mine who is a FFL/SOT and see what his opinion is before I go forward on making any more. I'm not a fan of loudenboomer devices, but badass! |
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Posted: 8/14/2016 10:19:11 PM EDT
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I'm not a fan of loudenboomer devices, but badass! Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The first test of the prototype extended takedown pin was a huge success. I had to modify it a bit and now it can be mounted on either side. It is really controllable one handed and the big pin makes it bounce off your thumb easily. http://i707.photobucket.com/albums/ww71/GSGMAN/DFACC33A-F776-47CF-BF1F-FC4A6BBC7988_zps1bjlwsh3.jpg http://i707.photobucket.com/albums/ww71/GSGMAN/EB5EE0BF-5713-4903-81DC-5B732CB80E2D_zpsi4u4zuvp.jpg http://youtu.be/RQFrGjEY4zQ
I am going to contact a buddy of mine who is a FFL/SOT and see what his opinion is before I go forward on making any more. I'm not a fan of loudenboomer devices, but badass! It is a Krinkov style brake with the cone removed. It's just an empty can that acts as a linear comp and makes it easier to bump. |
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Posted: 8/14/2016 11:31:23 PM EDT
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Vimeo is pretty hard to embed. |
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Posted: 8/14/2016 11:36:00 PM EDT
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I like where this thread is going...
- Clint |
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Posted: 8/14/2016 11:42:40 PM EDT
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It'd be a hell of a lot better if I could embed that damn video...
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Posted: 8/14/2016 11:43:08 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Vimeo is pretty hard to embed. I think only YouTube can. Others have to be hotlinked. |
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Posted: 8/16/2016 11:16:05 AM EDT
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What's your guys recipe for success on running the aim light weight bcg?
I am now getting hammer follow This is what I am running now 7.5 inch barrel pistol gas Alg single chamber brake. Standard buffer Standard buffer spring Rra two stage trigger All this worked when I had my aim v2 nib bolt. |
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