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Ok guys, let me get y'alls opinion. About to camo my newly completed Holland........should I go rattlecan or Duracoat?
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Originally Posted By exhogflyer:
Ok guys, let me get y'alls opinion. About to camo my newly completed Holland........should I go rattlecan or Duracoat? Thanks! View Quote For all you rattle canners out there, what is a color close to coyote brown like the lmt fde, magpul, or b5 stocks? Sand is a tad too bright for my taste and earth is a tad dark. Rustoleum camo colors were used. |
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Yall gonna get this thread locked up posting sale posts and shit.
No way do I want to miss out on owning page 1000 twice in a row in the same thread... I rustled everyones Jimmies last time and it was glorious. |
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Sierra's cover photo of a mod1
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Originamlly Posted By dangerdan:
Yall gonna get this thread locked up posting sale posts and shit. No way do I want to miss out on owning page 1000 twice in a row in the same thread... I rustled everyones Jimmies last time and it was glorious. View Quote srsly tho. lol |
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807 pages?
They better not lock this thread! |
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I'm about to spend 1750.00 bucks on a 2.5-10x24 scope because my buddy just left me his NF and for fuck sake the eye box isnt that bad at all.
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It wasn't just here several others sites had mention the tight eye box but I will try his prone today and see.
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The eyebox is touchy but I think people make it out to be a bigger deal than it really is.
I'll often be firing 2-3 scoped guns at the range and completely forget about the x24's eyebox. As long as you're consistent with your cheek weld/head placement on the stock, you rarely have to shift around to get a clear sight picture. I love mine and still can't believe how bright/detailed the image is for a 24mm objective. |
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Only complaint I have with my x24 after using it is low light, it's darker compared too my vortex razor at 6x. 4x and above in darker conditions, forget it. Otherwise, didn't even have to adjust mine out of the box, 1 turret click and it was 100% at 100 yards with my mod 1, no switching it up now
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Originally Posted By Regulatori:
The eyebox is touchy but I think people make it out to be a bigger deal than it really is. I'll often be firing 2-3 scoped guns at the range and completely forget about the x24's eyebox. As long as you're consistent with your cheek weld/head placement on the stock, you rarely have to shift around to get a clear sight picture. I love mine and still can't believe how bright/detailed the image is for a 24mm objective. View Quote I have the x24 and while I hate these issues, I doubt I'll ever sell it. |
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The 24x has the appeal of it's history along with its size and weight. The biggest downfall of the optic is its low light capabilities or lack thereof. It simply sucks in low light conditions and is rendered almost unusable at anything more than 4x under those conditions. One would have to assume that this is why NF offered it in two bigger objective seizes later on. I sold my last one a few years back and while I almost picked up another one recently for a Mod 1 build I decided to spend half as much and go with the Mk4 instead.
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Originally Posted By STXDobie:
The 24x has the appeal of it's history along with its size and weight. The biggest downfall of the optic is its low light capabilities or lack thereof. It simply sucks in low light conditions and is rendered almost unusable at anything more than 4x under those conditions. One would have to assume that this is why NF offered it in two bigger objective seizes later on. I sold my last one a few years back and while I almost picked up another one recently for a Mod 1 build I decided to spend half as much and go with the Mk4 instead. View Quote AEM5 should be here next month so then it's paint time. Now I have this to deal with Attached File |
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[quote]Originally Posted By Movistar:
Shooting unsuppressed is for the birds and criminals[/quote] |
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Originally Posted By Zakk101abn:
Shitty phone pic https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/367025/IMG-9490-176228.JPG View Quote |
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What would the correct RDS (if any?) be for a Mk12Mod1?
I see the Mod0 has the Doctor in the Wilcox ring mount and I'm assuming that's what the ARMS ring rail is for; did they completely do away with a RDS for the Mod1, or what would be the correct setup(s)? |
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Bore guides came yesterday. I have to go pick them up from the post office today. The Ballistic cards are done. I also got my barrel from CLE. Seems pretty cool. I won't know how it really looks until I put the upper back together. Now all I need is a set screw fsgb to correct the late mod 0.
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WTB:
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 wayfaerer320:
Has this been posted before? Don't recall ever seeing it, but this thread is massive so I'm willing to bet it has: Afghanistan - 2006 http://media.gettyimages.com/photos/sniper-team-scan-the-nearby-hills-after-three-wounded-us-army-from-picture-id71788570 View Quote |
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^^^^ my fav pic so far makes it feel real.
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Originally Posted By RTUtah:
First I've seen it, I think. Scary as fuck to see these dudes aiming up so high; bad spot to be in. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By RTUtah:
Originally Posted By wayfaerer320:
Has this been posted before? Don't recall ever seeing it, but this thread is massive so I'm willing to bet it has: Afghanistan - 2006 http://media.gettyimages.com/photos/sniper-team-scan-the-nearby-hills-after-three-wounded-us-army-from-picture-id71788570 Below are the bore guides. I laid one next to a tape just for reference. They are raw aluminum now but will be anodized soon. Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File |
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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 RTUtah:
First I've seen it, I think. Scary as fuck to see these dudes aiming up so high; bad spot to be in. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By RTUtah:
Originally Posted By wayfaerer320:
Has this been posted before? Don't recall ever seeing it, but this thread is massive so I'm willing to bet it has: Afghanistan - 2006 http://media.gettyimages.com/photos/sniper-team-scan-the-nearby-hills-after-three-wounded-us-army-from-picture-id71788570 According to the caption, they were providing cover while wounded were being evacuated. |
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-Things do not happen. Things are made to happen. -JFK
-Beware the fury of a patient man. -Thousands and thousands of laws....All for just ten commandments. -"alot" is not a word. |
Probably just me but they seem bigger than I expected. I'll try one in an upper. The inside diameter of the tip that goes into the extension is about 5.5 mm which is as close as I can read anyway. I guess just for some reason I look at it as it should fit inside a barrel which would be stupid but I think that's what makes me feel like they are too big.
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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 STXDobie:
The 24x has the appeal of it's history along with its size and weight. The biggest downfall of the optic is its low light capabilities or lack thereof. It simply sucks in low light conditions and is rendered almost unusable at anything more than 4x under those conditions. One would have to assume that this is why NF offered it in two bigger objective seizes later on. I sold my last one a few years back and while I almost picked up another one recently for a Mod 1 build I decided to spend half as much and go with the Mk4 instead. View Quote |
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-Things do not happen. Things are made to happen. -JFK
-Beware the fury of a patient man. -Thousands and thousands of laws....All for just ten commandments. -"alot" is not a word. |
I need to finish all my braceman lowers. Probably get on that after the bore guides. I think we will have everything for the cases after that.
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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 Engineer5:
The gangs all here! Finally completed my Mk12 trio. I haven't had it out yet but I think the H is going to be my favorite. I don't even want to know how much money is in this picture. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v456/Engineer23/019_zpssnv1zb6n.jpg View Quote |
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@Samson - hey brother I'm throwing this at you bc you have been all on fabbing things lately. But about our set screw delema, do you think we could have braceman take a gen 3 set screw fsb and mill the face down to where the "PRI USA" engraving is gone and then have him engrave the proper markings with the full address and then have your coatings guy re-anodize the tower? I've got a pic of the markings on the newer tower and Pri is selling set screw fsb's for the gen 3 still. If I'm gonna pull the barrel to get flats milled I want to get the proper tower installed....cause it's not gonna be fun pulling it apart again. Let me know what you think? It may be more work than it's worth but if we can get enough people maybe we can do a group buy on parts and/or labor.
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Originally Posted By Engineer5:
The gangs all here! Finally completed my Mk12 trio. I haven't had it out yet but I think the H is going to be my favorite. I don't even want to know how much money is in this picture. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v456/Engineer23/019_zpssnv1zb6n.jpg View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Dobs013:
@Samson - hey brother I'm throwing this at you bc you have been all on fabbing things lately. But about our set screw delema, do you think we could have braceman take a gen 3 set screw fsb and mill the face down to where the "PRI USA" engraving is gone and then have him engrave the proper markings with the full address and then have your coatings guy re-anodize the tower? I've got a pic of the markings on the newer tower and Pri is selling set screw fsb's for the gen 3 still. If I'm gonna pull the barrel to get flats milled I want to get the proper tower installed....cause it's not gonna be fun pulling it apart again. Let me know what you think? It may be more work than it's worth but if we can get enough people maybe we can do a group buy on parts and/or labor. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By deuc224:
I wiped them off and cleaned the threads also before i tried the A2, the brake looks bad but the threads look flawless, that nitride barrel is tough as hell. I doubt adco will gimme another brake but hoping ballistic advantage makes it right. Maybe the barrel had swollen during the nitride process? View Quote |
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Originally Posted By lancecriminal86:
Early SPR, LaRue mount, non illum 3.5-10, SOPMOD stock so maybe M4A1 lower or stock swap. It's all out there, no point being clone police anymore. http://www.isayeret.com/content/introduction/training/images/yahalom-2.jpg View Quote |
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The bore guides fit good. They fit a little tighter in some uppers than others. Granted they are dry and so are the uppers. I'm running them up to anodize tomorrow on my lunch break. Already set that up.
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I've just completed my MK12 Mod0 SPR build and now of course I'm looking for some ammo. My barrel is a Ballistic Advantage 18" .223 Wylde SPR Stainless Steel Rifle Length AR 15 Barrel w/ Ops 12, Premium Series
Ballistic Advantage 18" SPR Barrel By the way, I managed to get this Barrel for $168.00 When it was on sale during Christmas. Based on my research it looks like 5.56mm 77gr NATO is the way to go cost wise over .223 which seems to be more expensive however since my barrel is a .223 Wylde barrel I'm thinking that .223 match ammo is the way to go even through it cost more. So I'm putting it out there as to what should I choose as the right ammo. I'm looking at some Fiocchi 223 REM 77 GR MATCHKING HPBT or some Federal FC262 Rifle Ammo 223 Remington/5.56 NATO 77 GR Open Tip Match (Case, 200 Total Rounds) I know that a Wylde Chamber barrel can use both .223 and 5.56mm but for the sake of optimum accuracy and compatibility should I go with .223 or 5.56mm? What would you recommend? Oh and by the way here are some pictures of my MK12 Mod0 build. PWS Lower reciever Aero Precision upper reciever Ballistic Advantage 18" .223 Wylde SPR Stainless Steel Rifle Length AR 15 Barrel w/ Ops 12, Premium Series Precision Reflex AR15 SPR Straight Top Rail Precision Reflex GenIII Round Free Float Forearm Mission First Tactical BUS Stock with BACP ops inc mk12 mod 1 threaded muzzle brake and collar Harris Bipod Ergo Pistol Grip A.R.M.S. #40 Rear BUIS PRI Flip Up Front Sight with Nikon M223 3x12SF Scope with BDC reticle AD-RECON Scope Mount |
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Originally Posted By RTUtah:
First I've seen it, I think. Scary as fuck to see these dudes aiming up so high; bad spot to be in. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By RTUtah:
Originally Posted By wayfaerer320:
Has this been posted before? Don't recall ever seeing it, but this thread is massive so I'm willing to bet it has: Afghanistan - 2006 http://media.gettyimages.com/photos/sniper-team-scan-the-nearby-hills-after-three-wounded-us-army-from-picture-id71788570 |
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Originally Posted By lancecriminal86:
Early SPR, LaRue mount, non illum 3.5-10, SOPMOD stock so maybe M4A1 lower or stock swap. It's all out there, no point being clone police anymore. http://www.isayeret.com/content/introduction/training/images/yahalom-2.jpg View Quote Before no-humps :) Hell, I had a 3.5-10 on there for a while too now that I think about it... Here is earlier version, with humps. |
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That looks great!
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Originally Posted By Samson-Dogg:
Bore guides came yesterday. I have to go pick them up from the post office today. The Ballistic cards are done. I also got my barrel from CLE. Seems pretty cool. I won't know how it really looks until I put the upper back together. Now all I need is a set screw fsgb to correct the late mod 0. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By 78Staff:
Yeah LT104 makes it so much easier to get good ER, especially with the shorter A1 stock - I ran one for a while while sourcing some no-humps, and they work grat on this platform, and yes ITW approved :). But the 22's just look like they belong on these builds, so once I found a set without levers I went ahead and switched over. Before no-humps :) https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/385949/IOActMz4-97239.jpg Hell, I had a 3.5-10 on there for a while too now that I think about it... Here is earlier version, with humps. http://i.imgur.com/z6LoOzy.jpg View Quote |
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Originally Posted By 78Staff:
Yeah watching a lot of shows on AHC, Discovery, Youtube and the like it's amazing how many FOB's in Afghanistan wind up being in valleys with mountains on all sides... Seems like someone is always shooting down them every damn day. :( View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By 78Staff:
Originally Posted By RTUtah:
Originally Posted By wayfaerer320:
Has this been posted before? Don't recall ever seeing it, but this thread is massive so I'm willing to bet it has: Afghanistan - 2006 http://media.gettyimages.com/photos/sniper-team-scan-the-nearby-hills-after-three-wounded-us-army-from-picture-id71788570 |
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Originally Posted By blkrmycs:
Isn't that your photo they borrowed? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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