Here is a picture next to a telephone pole
http://members.home.net/tstafford/BigM16-1.jpg
Here is the muzzle next to my hand.  Notice the postban muzzle attachment :)
http://members.home.net/tstafford/BigM16andHand.jpg

Cute. . .

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Here is a picture next to a telephone pole
[url]http://members.home.net/tstafford/BigM16-1.jpg[/url]
Here is the muzzle next to my hand. Notice the postban muzzle attachment :)
[url]http://members.home.net/tstafford/BigM16andHand.jpg[/url]

Is that a RRA press fit flash hider?

Thanks for the fix

All I can say is....... WOW!!!

Nuckles.

OK, something's a little fishy here....the flash hider on my AR is about 2", and the total rifle length is about 40", which puts the percentage of total rifle length at 5%. "Your" rifle has a flash hider that's about 7" long judging by the length of your hand (a CONSERVATIVE measurement, assuming your hands aren't smaller than mine). If we do the math here, that puts your rifle at something like 140", or slightly less than 12 FEET LONG!

Secondly, who the heck is going to be taking AR pics in what looks to be a fairly densely populated area? There's a half-full parking lot behind, another vehicle in motion across the street, and your establishment.

Thirdly, just looking at that pic, it seems I could use that rifle for pole vaulting that tiny little chain-link fence in the background.

Conclusion: this is some sort of "monument" to the AR, but not a real AR. And you, TStafford, are guilty of SHENANIGANS!

Fess Up!

Show me the money!

The gun is a prop from somewhere, National Guard base or somthing the like.  Hell his hand wouldnt fit around the trigger based on the pics, and the shot with his hand, look closely at the bipod on the concrete it looks like it is bolted to the ground.  No way a real gun.[whacko]

Now you need one of those ceramic 20mm anti-aircraft Glocks.

I rememeber those ARs!!  I saw one at basic training.  The drills would use those to show us how to take apart our M16s.  They were made of wood.  And from what your pic presents someone is made up of wood also and his nose is growing!

I'll bet he found it in a park somewhere.  I suppose he will tell us next that the old railroad engine and M60 tank in the park are his too.