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Posted: 3/28/2015 12:17:16 AM EDT
Gents,
Some of you may have seen my original build thread that was showing off my budget Aero Precision FDE AR15. Due to the sage advice of AR15.com members I made several upgrades to my rifle to include the following: 15" UTG Pro Slim Handguard ALG Defense ACT Trigger B.A.D. - A.S.S. Magpul BAD Lever Magpul FDE ACS Stock EOTech 512 Primary Arms 3x Magnifier Primary Arms QD Flip to side mount Strike Industries J Comp Brake I wanted to thank all of the members who provided constructive criticism. I have put a couple hundred rounds through her since all the upgrades and she feels like an entirely different gun, nice crisp trigger, very precise glass, much better control by the longer handguard, dramatically improved recoil from the muzzle brake, ease of operation for a south paw with the BAD ASS and Magpul BAD lever and more comfortable cheek rest with no more annoying rattle provided by the new stock. Thanks again! -Curt BEFORE 
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Posted: 3/28/2015 12:28:33 AM EDT
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Awesome. Time to cerakote optics.
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Posted: 3/28/2015 1:52:22 AM EDT
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That's a nice looking rifle. Been thinking of twisting together somethinges very similar but in grey.
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Posted: 3/28/2015 2:44:26 AM EDT
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Awesome rifle
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Posted: 3/28/2015 2:55:44 AM EDT
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Nice 2nd take
Check out my Aero FDE 
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Posted: 3/28/2015 11:56:01 AM EDT
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Awesome. Time to cerakote optics. Haha, man theres always going to be something...how well does cerakote apply to the rubber grip on that magnifier though? |
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Posted: 3/28/2015 12:13:22 PM EDT
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Yay, a bad lever!!! Just what every rifle needs
 whoever told you to add that to the build needs to be slapped.
Otherwise, nice build both before and after. ETA: bashing the bad lever, not you. You will find that you either don't use it, or don't like it because you keep activating it on accident. It's a waste IMO and it seems nearly every new guy/gal here puts one on their build because... TACTICOOL |
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Posted: 3/28/2015 12:37:45 PM EDT
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It really is a great package, my only complaint is its getting a bit heavy...
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Posted: 3/28/2015 12:42:40 PM EDT
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Sexy rifle and nice pic skills!
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Posted: 3/28/2015 12:48:09 PM EDT
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Nice rifle! and you have those super bullets to go with it. AKA M855
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Posted: 3/28/2015 1:01:40 PM EDT
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Beautiful rifle. You did great and I can only imagine how happy you are with it! I have a very similar experience.. came in as a complete noob (still am really) and went showing off my rifle that I "thought" was the cats pajamas...
Here it was when I joined ARFCOM 
And a year later... 
Amazing how that happens.
Once again, great build, beautiful rifle. |
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Posted: 3/28/2015 1:10:10 PM EDT
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Nice 2nd take
Check out my Aero FDE http://i1074.photobucket.com/albums/w411/check-raiser/Mobile%20Uploads/20150213_215538_zpsy9v30u9h.jpg Very nice! Time for some optics! |
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Posted: 3/28/2015 1:39:35 PM EDT
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And a year later... [url=http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/1024x768q90/673/CQtQeM.jpg][img Amazing how that happens.
Once again, great build, beautiful rifle. How's that light holding up to the abuse from the muzzle blast?
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Posted: 3/28/2015 1:45:09 PM EDT
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Yay, a bad lever!!! Just what every rifle needs whoever told you to add that to the build needs to be slapped.
Otherwise, nice build both before and after. ETA: bashing the bad lever, not you. You will find that you either don't use it, or don't like it because you keep activating it on accident. It's a waste IMO and it seems nearly every new guy/gal here puts one on their build because... TACTICOOL I don't get this logic. People use them. And they like them me included. I've never ran into problems in two and a half years using them. I'm just a 14er but I feel this kind of comment makes us all look like porchdicks |
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Posted: 3/28/2015 1:56:54 PM EDT
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Utg pro super slim is a terrific product, glad to see more people using them and not wigged out by the leapers stigma.
I don't like the bads and badasses either. How do you like the j comp? Was toying with the idea of getting one. Did very well in the comp showdown test and the price is right. I like budget builds, not all of us can afford the ultraleet, I had the opportunity to spend a little extra on my fourth and still went bang for the buck Route. 
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Posted: 3/28/2015 2:11:07 PM EDT
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I don't get this logic. People use them. And they like them me included. I've never ran into problems in two and a half years using them. I'm just a 14er but I feel this kind of comment makes us all look like porchdicks Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Yay, a bad lever!!! Just what every rifle needs whoever told you to add that to the build needs to be slapped.
Otherwise, nice build both before and after. ETA: bashing the bad lever, not you. You will find that you either don't use it, or don't like it because you keep activating it on accident. It's a waste IMO and it seems nearly every new guy/gal here puts one on their build because... TACTICOOL I don't get this logic. People use them. And they like them me included. I've never ran into problems in two and a half years using them. I'm just a 14er but I feel this kind of comment makes us all look like porchdicks The logic is this; 1) its a poor solution to a problem that doesn't exist, 2) they are well known to cause a bolt hold open accidentally, 3) having a second device inside the trigger guard other than the trigger that also requires attention from the booger hook is a recipe for disaster IMHporchdickO My comment may make me look like a porchdick, but not everyone. |
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Posted: 3/28/2015 2:19:05 PM EDT
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The logic is this; 1) its a poor solution to a problem that doesn't exist, 2) they are well known to cause a bolt hold open accidentally, 3) having a second device inside the trigger guard other than the trigger that also requires attention from the booger hook is a recipe for disaster IMHporchdickO My comment may make me look like a porchdick, but not everyone. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Yay, a bad lever!!! Just what every rifle needs whoever told you to add that to the build needs to be slapped.
Otherwise, nice build both before and after. ETA: bashing the bad lever, not you. You will find that you either don't use it, or don't like it because you keep activating it on accident. It's a waste IMO and it seems nearly every new guy/gal here puts one on their build because... TACTICOOL I don't get this logic. People use them. And they like them me included. I've never ran into problems in two and a half years using them. I'm just a 14er but I feel this kind of comment makes us all look like porchdicks The logic is this; 1) its a poor solution to a problem that doesn't exist, 2) they are well known to cause a bolt hold open accidentally, 3) having a second device inside the trigger guard other than the trigger that also requires attention from the booger hook is a recipe for disaster IMHporchdickO My comment may make me look like a porchdick, but not everyone. I've never hit it by accident. I think it shouldnt be on every weapon or else youll get too used to it, which is bad if you pick up one without one. Its his money let him spend it. I'm just a 14'er though |
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Posted: 3/28/2015 2:19:25 PM EDT
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For sale!!!! M&p sporter , Nc star sniper scope with sniper laser and sniper flashlight with backup sniper snipers, flip sights ,anti walk pins, rail covers and more rail covers, 2 promags and bad lever with badass ambi everything only 2100$
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Posted: 3/28/2015 2:20:53 PM EDT
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I'm just funnin though, seriously op, nice rifle.
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Posted: 3/28/2015 2:23:07 PM EDT
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For sale!!!! M&p sporter , Nc star sniper scope with sniper laser and sniper flashlight with backup sniper snipers, flip sights ,anti walk pins, rail covers and more rail covers, 2 promags and bad lever with badass ambi everything only 2100$ That's why I do agree with this but the OP has a nicely built rifle. And those guys will forever be on FB with their $2000 s&w/DPMS lol |
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Posted: 3/28/2015 2:53:03 PM EDT
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Funny how every ARFCOM-modified rifle ends up looking the same with those looooonnnggg skinny handguards. Not a fan personally, but...
....it's not my rifle!!
Nice stick, OP. Glad you like it. |
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Posted: 3/28/2015 3:02:03 PM EDT
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I've never hit it by accident. I think it shouldnt be on every weapon or else youll get too used to it, which is bad if you pick up one without one. Its his money let him spend it. I'm just a 14'er though Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Yay, a bad lever!!! Just what every rifle needs whoever told you to add that to the build needs to be slapped.
Otherwise, nice build both before and after. ETA: bashing the bad lever, not you. You will find that you either don't use it, or don't like it because you keep activating it on accident. It's a waste IMO and it seems nearly every new guy/gal here puts one on their build because... TACTICOOL I don't get this logic. People use them. And they like them me included. I've never ran into problems in two and a half years using them. I'm just a 14er but I feel this kind of comment makes us all look like porchdicks The logic is this; 1) its a poor solution to a problem that doesn't exist, 2) they are well known to cause a bolt hold open accidentally, 3) having a second device inside the trigger guard other than the trigger that also requires attention from the booger hook is a recipe for disaster IMHporchdickO My comment may make me look like a porchdick, but not everyone. I've never hit it by accident. I think it shouldnt be on every weapon or else youll get too used to it, which is bad if you pick up one without one. Its his money let him spend it. I'm just a 14'er though another reason why you wouldn't want to have one in the first place. Why would you put anything on your gun that you don't want to use too much because you know it will affect your efficiency if it's not there or breaks?! You just helped prove my point. |
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Posted: 3/28/2015 3:11:42 PM EDT
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another reason why you wouldn't want to have one in the first place. Why would you put anything on your gun that you don't want to use too much because you know it will affect your efficiency if it's not there or breaks?! You just helped prove my point. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Yay, a bad lever!!! Just what every rifle needs whoever told you to add that to the build needs to be slapped.
Otherwise, nice build both before and after. ETA: bashing the bad lever, not you. You will find that you either don't use it, or don't like it because you keep activating it on accident. It's a waste IMO and it seems nearly every new guy/gal here puts one on their build because... TACTICOOL I don't get this logic. People use them. And they like them me included. I've never ran into problems in two and a half years using them. I'm just a 14er but I feel this kind of comment makes us all look like porchdicks The logic is this; 1) its a poor solution to a problem that doesn't exist, 2) they are well known to cause a bolt hold open accidentally, 3) having a second device inside the trigger guard other than the trigger that also requires attention from the booger hook is a recipe for disaster IMHporchdickO My comment may make me look like a porchdick, but not everyone. I've never hit it by accident. I think it shouldnt be on every weapon or else youll get too used to it, which is bad if you pick up one without one. Its his money let him spend it. I'm just a 14'er though another reason why you wouldn't want to have one in the first place. Why would you put anything on your gun that you don't want to use too much because you know it will affect your efficiency if it's not there or breaks?! You just helped prove my point. Why do you put a red dot on your rifle? They go down? Because some people like them. Why put iron sights on your gun as well? We should stick to one according to your logic there skippy. Just because somebody likes something you don't agree with don't mean you need to tell him how to set up his rifle. Again porchdick |
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Posted: 3/28/2015 3:21:12 PM EDT
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Nice rifle! I'm a big fan of FDE myself!
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Posted: 3/28/2015 3:28:39 PM EDT
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How's that light holding up to the abuse from the muzzle blast? Surprisingly well. After a few thousand rounds just a little fogginess in the glass to be wiped off occasionally. The Inforce stuff is built like a polymer tank No hijack intended, OP |
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Posted: 3/28/2015 3:32:04 PM EDT
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Why do you put a red dot on your rifle? They go down? Because some people like them. Why put iron sights on your gun as well? We should stick to one according to your logic there skippy. Just because somebody likes something you don't agree with don't mean you need to tell him how to set up his rifle. Again porchdick Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I don't get this logic. People use them. And they like them me included. I've never ran into problems in two and a half years using them. I'm just a 14er but I feel this kind of comment makes us all look like porchdicks The logic is this; 1) its a poor solution to a problem that doesn't exist, 2) they are well known to cause a bolt hold open accidentally, 3) having a second device inside the trigger guard other than the trigger that also requires attention from the booger hook is a recipe for disaster IMHporchdickO My comment may make me look like a porchdick, but not everyone. I've never hit it by accident. I think it shouldnt be on every weapon or else youll get too used to it, which is bad if you pick up one without one. Its his money let him spend it. I'm just a 14'er though another reason why you wouldn't want to have one in the first place. Why would you put anything on your gun that you don't want to use too much because you know it will affect your efficiency if it's not there or breaks?! You just helped prove my point. Why do you put a red dot on your rifle? They go down? Because some people like them. Why put iron sights on your gun as well? We should stick to one according to your logic there skippy. Just because somebody likes something you don't agree with don't mean you need to tell him how to set up his rifle. Again porchdick You clearly can't comprehend logic and facts confuse you. You win, I'm a porchdick. OP I like your rifle, shoot the shit out of it and come back with a range report. |
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Posted: 3/28/2015 3:34:32 PM EDT
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That's a nice looking rifle. Been thinking of twisting together somethinges very similar but in grey. Thanks! I really like the way this one came together!
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Sexy rifle and nice pic skills! Thanks! two expensive hobbies that I just took up
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Nice rifle! and you have those super bullets to go with it. AKA M855 Funny story, when I was breaking in the rifle I bought a box of the XM855 and some 55gr .223 and noticed how much better it shot the M855 so I went and bought a bunch of it about 2 weeks before the run on it due to the ATF...pretty sure I only paid like 30cents a round...I consider myself lucky! |
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Posted: 3/28/2015 5:48:32 PM EDT
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Beautiful rifle. You did great and I can only imagine how happy you are with it! I have a very similar experience.. came in as a complete noob (still am really) and went showing off my rifle that I "thought" was the cats pajamas... Here it was when I joined ARFCOM http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/1024x768q90/577/1wq7.jpg And a year later... http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/1024x768q90/673/CQtQeM.jpg Amazing how that happens.
Once again, great build, beautiful rifle. Very nice, long and slim handguards seem to be the official mod of ARFCOM inspired rifles
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Posted: 3/28/2015 5:52:30 PM EDT
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Slim is in cause it's great, I was on the fence about a 15 on a 16 barrel, bought mine for 127$ keymod version so, couldn't find the shorter one. Glad I did though.
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Posted: 3/28/2015 6:40:04 PM EDT
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Utg pro super slim is a terrific product, glad to see more people using them and not wigged out by the leapers stigma. I don't like the bads and badasses either. How do you like the j comp? Was toying with the idea of getting one. Did very well in the comp showdown test and the price is right. I like budget builds, not all of us can afford the ultraleet, I had the opportunity to spend a little extra on my fourth and still went bang for the buck Route. <a href="http://s72.photobucket.com/user/doperide/media/mine/IMAG1236.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i176/doperide/mine/IMAG1236.jpg</a> I thought I was going to catch some flack for the UTG handguard so I was fully prepared to defend it. The install was easy and the parts are solid...so far it has turned out to be an incredibly cost effective mod that looks great! I referenced the 'truthaboutguns' review of a bunch of brakes and he J Comp was the top brake/suppressor combo option. The gun was significantly more forgiving, it was the first time I hadn't left the range rubbing my shoulder. The lift was dramatically reduced and I was able to stay on target even when rapid firing. The gun is much louder and my friends who were at the tables on either side of me were both laughing from getting smacked in the face by the shockwave. When I was rapid firing the gun, I got to the end of the magazine and looked at my friends with a smile on my face and realized the rest of the range had stopped shooting and were all starring at me For the money I think its the most cost effective brake you can buy!
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Posted: 3/28/2015 8:59:30 PM EDT
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I do agree with this but the OP has a nicely built rifle. And those guys will forever be on FB with their $2000 s&w/DPMS lol Quote HistoryQuoted:
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For sale!!!! M&p sporter , Nc star sniper scope with sniper laser and sniper flashlight with backup sniper snipers, flip sights ,anti walk pins, rail covers and more rail covers, 2 promags and bad lever with badass ambi everything only 2100$ That's why I do agree with this but the OP has a nicely built rifle. And those guys will forever be on FB with their $2000 s&w/DPMS lol  I see a lot of acronyms and MkX etc...designations floating around...what designation would my rifle be? SOPMOD Mk16?
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Funny how every ARFCOM-modified rifle ends up looking the same with those looooonnnggg skinny handguards. Not a fan personally, but... ....it's not my rifle!!
Nice stick, OP. Glad you like it. Thanks! UTG makes a very affordable slim FF if you want a low cost option to try it out
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Posted: 3/28/2015 11:34:07 PM EDT
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Very nice, long and slim handguards seem to be the official mod of ARFCOM inspired rifles I have to say, I ran thousands of rounds through my first AR that had the stock carbine handguard. It felt good to me, but I had never shot a rifle with a free float guard before. After I shot a friends rifle with a Troy alpha rail I was blown away. To me, the skinny free float handguard felt so much better. It felt lighter, more maneuverable, and allowed more grip position options that aided in various shooting positions. End of the day, a good free float is very hard to beat in my book. That being said, I love the feel of the A1 triangular handguards, the profile and length still allow various shooting positions (granted you might block your front sight picture) but the stock carbine handguards are like a short fat chick... everyone wants their woman to be in shape... free float is the way to go. |
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Posted: 3/28/2015 11:41:45 PM EDT
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I have to say, I ran thousands of rounds through my first AR that had the stock carbine handguard. It felt good to me, but I had never shot a rifle with a free float guard before. After I shot a friends rifle with a Troy alpha rail I was blown away. To me, the skinny free float handguard felt so much better. It felt lighter, more maneuverable, and allowed more grip position options that aided in various shooting positions. End of the day, a good free float is very hard to beat in my book. That being said, I love the feel of the A1 triangular handguards, the profile and length still allow various shooting positions (granted you might block your front sight picture) but the stock carbine handguards are like a short fat chick... everyone wants their woman to be in shape... free float is the way to go. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Very nice, long and slim handguards seem to be the official mod of ARFCOM inspired rifles I have to say, I ran thousands of rounds through my first AR that had the stock carbine handguard. It felt good to me, but I had never shot a rifle with a free float guard before. After I shot a friends rifle with a Troy alpha rail I was blown away. To me, the skinny free float handguard felt so much better. It felt lighter, more maneuverable, and allowed more grip position options that aided in various shooting positions. End of the day, a good free float is very hard to beat in my book. That being said, I love the feel of the A1 triangular handguards, the profile and length still allow various shooting positions (granted you might block your front sight picture) but the stock carbine handguards are like a short fat chick... everyone wants their woman to be in shape... free float is the way to go. I don't think it's the free float aspect of the rails we're talking about here. It's the long, skinny ones like keymod and others, i.e. rail almost as long as the barrel. |
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Posted: 3/28/2015 11:49:37 PM EDT
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I don't think it's the free float aspect of the rails we're talking about here. It's the long, skinny ones like keymod and others, i.e. rail almost as long as the barrel. Yeah, I didn't really address that very well. I'm guilty, I've got a 15" handguard on my 16" carbine. I guess I just like it. Feels good. |
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Posted: 3/29/2015 3:08:08 PM EDT
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I have to say, I ran thousands of rounds through my first AR that had the stock carbine handguard. It felt good to me, but I had never shot a rifle with a free float guard before. After I shot a friends rifle with a Troy alpha rail I was blown away. To me, the skinny free float handguard felt so much better. It felt lighter, more maneuverable, and allowed more grip position options that aided in various shooting positions. End of the day, a good free float is very hard to beat in my book. That being said, I love the feel of the A1 triangular handguards, the profile and length still allow various shooting positions (granted you might block your front sight picture) but the stock carbine handguards are like a short fat chick... everyone wants their woman to be in shape... free float is the way to go. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Very nice, long and slim handguards seem to be the official mod of ARFCOM inspired rifles I have to say, I ran thousands of rounds through my first AR that had the stock carbine handguard. It felt good to me, but I had never shot a rifle with a free float guard before. After I shot a friends rifle with a Troy alpha rail I was blown away. To me, the skinny free float handguard felt so much better. It felt lighter, more maneuverable, and allowed more grip position options that aided in various shooting positions. End of the day, a good free float is very hard to beat in my book. That being said, I love the feel of the A1 triangular handguards, the profile and length still allow various shooting positions (granted you might block your front sight picture) but the stock carbine handguards are like a short fat chick... everyone wants their woman to be in shape... free float is the way to go. Makes for a sexy rifle thats for sure!
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Posted: 3/29/2015 6:41:40 PM EDT
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Here's the parts list since some people were interested...
Aero Precision: FDE Upper/Lower Combo BCG 16" Barrel FDE Trigger Guard Gas Tube/Block LPK Buffertube/spring Charging Handle Forward Assist Magpul: MOE FDE Grip ACS FDE Stock AFG2 Angled Foregrip FDE Front/Rear MBUS Flip up sights BAD Lever FDE PMAGs x6 Other: EOTech 512 Primary Arms 3x Magnifier Primary Arms QD Flip to side mount Strike Industries J Comp Brake 15" UTG Pro Slim Handguard in FDE ALG Defense ACT Trigger B.A.D. - A.S.S. EBay FDE Dust cover |
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Posted: 3/29/2015 8:37:29 PM EDT
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I have nearly the same optics set up. The EO reticle is the best of both worlds in my opinion and the 3x mag from PA is a lot better than the price they ask. I got mine as a package with my EO. Are they still doing that?
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Posted: 3/30/2015 5:03:46 PM EDT
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Nice rifle! I'm a big fan of FDE myself! http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z61/ChrisP75/20150318_184305_zpsncsvygps.jpg I like how you have seperated your tactical and long range set-ups...I'll probably eventually do that instead of an all in one solution. |
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Posted: 3/30/2015 7:28:20 PM EDT
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I have nearly the same optics set up. The EO reticle is the best of both worlds in my opinion and the 3x mag from PA is a lot better than the price they ask. I got mine as a package with my EO. Are they still doing that? Yes it was one hell of a deal, free 3x magnifier and mount for the same price as other stores are selling just the 512! |
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Posted: 3/30/2015 10:43:15 PM EDT
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Even Awesomer!
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Posted: 3/31/2015 11:17:14 PM EDT
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Even Awesomer! Thanks!
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Posted: 4/1/2015 8:39:56 AM EDT
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looks way better than before is all I got to say
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Posted: 4/1/2015 8:44:57 PM EDT
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looks way better than before is all I got to say Thanks!
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Posted: 4/1/2015 9:26:27 PM EDT
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I don't like how your magnifier flips to the left, unless your are shooting it lefty.
An EOTech is best with both eyes open, flipping to the left blocks your left eye. Can you reverse it so it flips to the right? |
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Posted: 4/1/2015 9:54:16 PM EDT
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She's a Beaut Clark!
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Posted: 4/1/2015 11:24:39 PM EDT
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I am a lefty
 I like that its out of the way of the ejection port as well.
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Posted: 4/1/2015 11:47:54 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I am a lefty I like that its out of the way of the ejection port as well.That's fine for a lefty. Flipped to the right it doesn't get hit with brass. |
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Posted: 4/2/2015 7:21:23 PM EDT
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I am a lefty I like that its out of the way of the ejection port as well.That's fine for a lefty. Flipped to the right it doesn't get hit with brass. Thanks for the advise!
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Posted: 4/29/2015 1:20:28 AM EDT
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After a few rang trips and several hundred rounds I have yet to have a single jam or misfire! The EOTech512 has performed flawlessly and is easily dialed-in at any range enabling very consistent groupings. Everything works together on this gun for a smooth and comfortable shot in any position!
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Posted: 4/29/2015 7:35:23 AM EDT
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After a few rang trips and several hundred rounds I have yet to have a single jam or misfire! The EOTech512 has performed flawlessly and is easily dialed-in at any range enabling very consistent groupings. Everything works together on this gun for a smooth and comfortable shot in any position! Good to hear! |
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