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Sorry about the cheap forend light. The only light I have is an M6, but it's on my P228 right now. |
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ETA: ok nevermind, you fixed it. |
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Yeah, it took me a minute to figure it out. |
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we used to put a 550 cord loop and knot in the drain hole in the bottom of the mag, that was our mag pull. and the price was right, free. |
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Had a picture like this one posted elsewhere, figured I'd share it with AR15.com members:
http://usera.imagecave.com/Turbinator/test0002c.jpg Stag Arms no-ban M4 upper, KAC RAS II w/KAC vertical grip, ARMS #40 rear flipup, old Aimpoint 5000. Turby |
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Very nice, I recently shot a similar series. |
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Dude..................wow.......... i have blaster envey |
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That last pic is just the cheap stuff I had to leave behind for Katrina...the good stuff came with me. This was a pic of the clean-up effort. |
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Hey, you can always send me that Romak 3 or a K98 if you have one. Or anything you don't want with you. |
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Yes, yes you are. |
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I wouldn't say substandard.. Why all the zip ties? |
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Field use with zipties keeps things together..... I'm not sure why in that pic though.
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A third added benifit to using zip ties is they eliminate wiggle in your rail covers and silence any possible noise due to that wiggle. Basically I had dummy cording everything on the weapon pounded into me by the 1st Cav. If your weapon is being used for more than just the range dummy cording the weapon is a smart thing to do. |
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A third added benifit to using zip ties is they eliminate wiggle in your rail covers and silence any possible noise due to that wiggle. Basically I had dummy cording everything on the weapon pounded into me by the 1st Cav. If your weapon is being used for more than just the range dummy cording the weapon is a smart thing to do. The reason they are on my personal weapons is because I do a lot of hog hunting in some serious brush. When I am chasing a kill or shooting on the move I dont want to loose a 400 doller OTAL. Also try as I might I cant forget the lessons that the army taught me basically old habits die hard. |
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aren't the steel/aluminum mounts a little bit more likely to hold themselves onto your weapon that plastic zip ties? I understand having a safety measure, but the secondary safety measure is much weaker than the initial mount...
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Your crazy if you think those zip ties are weak I have seen zip ties hold shit up or on that would amaze you. Like a few zip ties holding up the tent section of a M577 in a hellish sand storm. They are rated at like 110 pounds to 200 pounds are heat resistant and low profile. Soldiers know about the usefulnes of zip ties. |
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