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Originally Posted By vanquishings:
@blcouch @Engel12626 Thanks to both of you. Guess I was googling the wrong thing! Looks like my idea will work after all.... I think.... LOL View Quote Mine turned out great and I'm happy I did it. Probably going to have the same thing done to a LT 20" I have laying around for Mod 1-ish rifle. |
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Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast.
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Originally Posted By 78Staff:
How do you like the MTM carrier/tray setup... I noticed one of those in the calalog and looked like a good idea, as long as it can support the ammo weight OK? View Quote |
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Originally Posted By sommere54:
I had ADCO chop/profile a LT Stealth barrel for the Mod H. They will have to turn you a custom collar if you go that route, but it's no big deal. Mine turned out great and I'm happy I did it. Probably going to have the same thing done to a LT 20" I have laying around for Mod 1-ish rifle. View Quote |
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- Wilcox Micro Reflex Sight mount for NF Rings - Daniel Defense Fixed front sight - Arsenal SLR-104 - Surefire x300-A |
Which Docter Red Dot and Mount for Mod1?
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Does anyone remember the long collars Badger made, what was the size of the set screw? Mine disappeared loooonng ago and there's a chance my H will be getting the AEM5 on it in the future.
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Originally Posted By lancecriminal86:
Does anyone remember the long collars Badger made, what was the size of the set screw? Mine disappeared loooonng ago and there's a chance my H will be getting the AEM5 on it in the future. View Quote 2mm and 5/64 fit in there if its any help. might be easier to call them cause its a shallow fit one. |
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I'm late, and it's too damn drunk for this.
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Originally Posted By 78Staff:
Also, more info here specifically on the Leupold's... Leupold models for MK12 View Quote |
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Originally Posted By stoner63a:
So TMR is legit as issue glass? I like it because it leaves FOV less cluttered. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By stoner63a:
Originally Posted By 78Staff:
Also, more info here specifically on the Leupold's... Leupold models for MK12 |
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Originally Posted By FREEFALLE7:
Nice I switched out my uni mount for some Arms rings, did it for looks only. Uni mount is a great mount, you will not be dissapointed. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By FREEFALLE7:
Originally Posted By Engel12626:
http://i.imgur.com/5neD2QI.jpg Finally found a good deal on a 99051, and Larue got replaced with a Unimount I switched out my uni mount for some Arms rings, did it for looks only. Uni mount is a great mount, you will not be dissapointed. |
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I am always surprised when I wake up with a hangover, and am still able to log in
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- Wilcox Micro Reflex Sight mount for NF Rings - Daniel Defense Fixed front sight - Arsenal SLR-104 - Surefire x300-A |
How long and what temp are you guys heating your gas blocks up to get them on? Also, is it cool to have the gas tube installed when you do?
Asking for a friend... |
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Originally Posted By cbfurg:
How long and what temp are you guys heating your gas blocks up to get them on? Also, is it cool to have the gas tube installed when you do? Asking for a friend... View Quote |
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Originally Posted By cbfurg:
How long and what temp are you guys heating your gas blocks up to get them on? Also, is it cool to have the gas tube installed when you do? Asking for a friend... View Quote All of my badgers are spot on @ .750 now my barrels have been +/- .002 at times. That can be do to several things. If you Coates the barrel with Gun Coat or Duracoat it may be over the slip fit. Cerakote normally will add .0006 to the diameter. If you are doing your own coating use a caliber and measure the badger 1.000 buy some blue paint tape and mask the GB journal off. The. Coated it. Attached File Attached File |
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Originally Posted By daojag:
Alright gents, had a rough range day with the Mk12 yesterday and I'm curious if anyone else has ever had similar issues. First time using an optic other than a 3x magnifier. This is 20 rounds of IMI 77gr (all I brought) just to familiarize myself, and since I forgot to bring plain old 55gr to the range. http://i.imgur.com/pWfl8NC.jpg This was at a local PD range at what I think was 25yds; distance wasn't marked and I gave up on the 100yd target after this malfunction. I switched to Federal match 77gr. .223 next magazine and right away the bolt got stuck and would not go into battery. Tried to mortar it, but it was damaging the range table and the ground was too muddy to be effective. Finally got the bolt pulled back after hitting it with lots of clp and wiggling the bcg back and forth. The round looked fine, chamber looked fine,bolt and carrier looked fine, barrel wasn't overly fouled, everything was sufficiently lubed at this point, etc. Switched to BH 77gr., my father got 3 shots off then the same thing happened. This time I had to use a screw driver in the hollow of the bcg and mallet to get the bcg out. Again, nothing seems wrong visually, and I've fired all of these brand before with no issues. It was incredibly humid out. Any thoughts on what could be causing this? It's just a regular BCM bolt carrier group. http://i.imgur.com/7h8CzYV.jpg View Quote |
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Douglas SPR/Mk12 barrel with CLE Match chamber.
ETA: I've used everything from cheap xm193 to BH unicorn rounds and never had an issue then I take it to show off to family and I only make it 23 rounds before having to break out the tools. |
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Originally Posted By HARMS4X:
I would use a set of telescoping gauges and a micrometer or a internal micrometer and see what those journal sizes are. All of my badgers are spot on @ .750 now my barrels have been +/- .002 at times. That can be do to several things. If you Coates the barrel with Gun Coat or Duracoat it may be over the slip fit. Cerakote normally will add .0006 to the diameter. If you are doing your own coating use a caliber and measure the badger 1.000 buy some blue paint tape and mask the GB journal off. The. Coated it. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/187307/IMG_2673-281808.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/187307/IMG_2674-281810.JPG View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By HARMS4X:
Originally Posted By cbfurg:
How long and what temp are you guys heating your gas blocks up to get them on? Also, is it cool to have the gas tube installed when you do? Asking for a friend... All of my badgers are spot on @ .750 now my barrels have been +/- .002 at times. That can be do to several things. If you Coates the barrel with Gun Coat or Duracoat it may be over the slip fit. Cerakote normally will add .0006 to the diameter. If you are doing your own coating use a caliber and measure the badger 1.000 buy some blue paint tape and mask the GB journal off. The. Coated it. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/187307/IMG_2673-281808.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/187307/IMG_2674-281810.JPG |
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gentlemen, I have a question about the Black Hills 77 gr ammo. Has anyone used the Blue box reman .223 and compared it to the factory new 5.56 stuff in their MK12? Curious if the factory new is really worth 12 more dollars a box.
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Originally Posted By Super_Trouper:
gentlemen, I have a question about the Black Hills 77 gr ammo. Has anyone used the Blue box reman .223 and compared it to the factory new 5.56 stuff in their MK12? Curious if the factory new is really worth 12 more dollars a box. View Quote |
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Looking to run out to 600, possibly more when I'm able. Have you done any group comparisons between the two?
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Originally Posted By cbfurg:
Bought a High Caliber Sales barrel. I'll take some measurements tonight but I went in knowing guys were having to heat up blocks to get them on. Really wanting to know what temp, how long, and is it alright to have the gas tube in when I do. View Quote The first attempt, I didn't align it fast enough and I had to knock it off and redo. It cools quick, I had the heat gun plugged in at the house and the action and barrel in a vise in the garage. I was a lot quicker the second time around, and I have some piece of mind knowing that even if the screws are loose it's not going to move easy on it own. With the tight fit, double dimples and proper torque, I feel comfortable enough to not use threadlocker or worry about gas block pinning. |
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Originally Posted By Super_Trouper:
Looking to run out to 600, possibly more when I'm able. Have you done any group comparisons between the two? View Quote |
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Originally Posted By plinker8:
I would probably run the factory stuff. Im not all that great of a shooter, at 100 they seem to be nearly identical. I would put my shooting errors over an edge to factory vs reman at that distance. I have not shot past 100 on paper. View Quote |
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Cool. Looks like I need to pick up a heat gun.
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Last piece for my .22 clone to clone my 5.56 clone
This is the 7.62 version of the ARMS rail. It's easier to find than the 5.56 version. $105 or so from Mounting Solutions through Walmart.com! Last pic shows how you can cut/file off an inch and a half or so to make it work with the shorter 5.56 upper receivers. Attached File Attached File Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Super_Trouper:
Cool thanks, I'll probably run some reman to see how it does, might get a case of it to burn and then get some factory new to set back for rainy day. View Quote |
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In case anybody is searching for an authentic A1 stock, there's a guy on gunbroker selling military M16A1 take off shells for 39 bucks plus shipping. Some are in very good shape and have rack numbers (which I kind of like). Just search "M16A1 stock".
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Originally Posted By blcouch:
Last piece for my .22 clone to clone my 5.56 clone This is the 7.62 version of the ARMS rail. It's easier to find than the 5.56 version. $105 or so from Mounting Solutions through Walmart.com! Last pic shows how you can cut/file off an inch and a half or so to make it work with the shorter 5.56 upper receivers. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/65572/IMG_3400-282132.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/65572/IMG_3401-282133.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/65572/IMG_3402-282135.JPG View Quote |
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What scope reticle was used on the mk12 mod1? Was it a mil dot or the tmr?
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Next you need to build a mount on top that buggy and start chasing the piggies!
Originally Posted By FREEFALLE7:
That,s next, I still have that serial # and all my SI serial numbers from that deployment Just spent $400 getting my sons Go kart operational, man that thing is fast Nice to have a new clutch, brakes, shocks and tires that don't go flat overnight Gonna do teach him how to shoot while I am driving at my range https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/20856/IMG-1519-269872.jpg View Quote |
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Originally Posted By reswob:
@krg_ops recent MK12 Monday posts. This rifle looks familiar! https://i.imgur.com/yVmamY0.jpg https://i.imgur.com/K2k9P4l.jpg https://i.imgur.com/olfPyX2.jpg View Quote |
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"Who taught you?" "I don't remember. That's the second thing they teach you." |
I searched but could not find an answer. The ERGO grip on the Mod 1, was it the ambi rigid or some other model. Thanks!
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Originally Posted By rbgonoles:
I searched but could not find an answer. The ERGO grip on the Mod 1, was it the ambi rigid or some other model. Thanks! View Quote ORIGINAL ERGO GRIP RIGHT HANDED – SUREGRIP™ http://ergogrips.net/shop/original-ergo-grip-suregrip-right-handed-black/ |
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Originally Posted By blcouch:
The poster: where could I get one? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes krg_ops MK12 Monday! This poster used to hang in the team room - I always thought it was funny that almost all of the pics are mod 0s. |
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"Whenever there is any doubt, there is no doubt. That's the first thing they teach you"
"Who taught you?" "I don't remember. That's the second thing they teach you." |
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Originally Posted By mvician:
PAINT! http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f240/mvician/Mk12%20Mod1/P1250577_zpsgcr509do.jpg http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f240/mvician/Mk12%20Mod1/P1250579_zpsqoylj18r.jpg View Quote |
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So, I was poking around at the local gun shop today and stumbled on a Mark 4 2.5-8x36mm today. $1,900CAD. I took a look through it, great glass, crystal clear, barely any scope shadow, but damn, that price.
Buying in the US is not an option because ITAR. Also, I noticed the turrets were a bit mushy?? Maybe it was just this example? Anyway, I'm going to pass on a new one. I can't in good conscience pay $1,900 for a SFP, moa scope. Will keep my eye out for a very used one, the older and more beat up it is, the better, as long as the glass is clear and clean. My hats off to the true clone builders who cough up for a Mark 4. I also stumbled on a Docter sight for $320 CAD. Not bad I though, until I read it was a 7moa dot. What size dot is it supposed to be for a clone correct one? |
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Originally Posted By Mister_Donut:
So, I was poking around at the local gun shop today and stumbled on a Mark 4 2.5-8x36mm today. $1,900CAD. I took a look through it, great glass, crystal clear, barely any scope shadow, but damn, that price. Buying in the US is not an option because ITAR. Also, I noticed the turrets were a bit mushy?? Maybe it was just this example? Anyway, I'm going to pass on a new one. I can't in good conscience pay $1,900 for a SFP, moa scope. Will keep my eye out for a very used one, the older and more beat up it is, the better, as long as the glass is clear and clean. My hats off to the true clone builders who cough up for a Mark 4. I also stumbled on a Docter sight for $320 CAD. Not bad I though, until I read it was a 7moa dot. What size dot is it supposed to be for a clone correct one? View Quote |
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"Whenever there is any doubt, there is no doubt. That's the first thing they teach you"
"Who taught you?" "I don't remember. That's the second thing they teach you." |
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