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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - The New AR15.com Picture Thread! pt 2 (Page 6 of 21)
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Here's my first. http://www.savageshooters.com/images/Misc/AR_Eraticator02.jpg With Mueller 8.5-25x50mm Eraticator http://www.savageshooters.com/images/Misc/AR_RedDot02.jpg With Sightron Red-Dot Spec's: Mega Lower Assembly DPMS Southpaw Hi-Rider Upper & Bolt M1S Carrier & Parts M1S FF Tube Shilen CM 24" Fluted HBAR (12 twist) & GB Ergo Ambi-Grip Complete build totalled right at $600. Picked up the upper & bolt on Ebay for a song, and the Shilen barrel used from a friend of mine. Scope and red-dot I both had on hand and will suffice for now, but am looking at an IOR 4x24mm M2 .223 Tactical for a perminent fixture. Need to get that and a Ambi-Safety selector and I'll be GTG. |
Thats some serious bling |
| My first post on here. Brand new to ARs, just picked up this brand new Bushmaster 16" Carbine last Saturday at the gunshow. One of the first ones to roll off right after the ban ended, complete with collapsible stock, bayonet lug, and flashider. http://img39.exs.cx/img39/1654/AR15a.jpg |
I think you mean BLING!! |
Zak you always have the coolest shit!!!!! |
Yeah, I would listen to this guy. Stay away from anything he tells you to. He's an expert and he knows what he's talking about. Can't you tell by the great big explination he provided you as to why you should not use Wolf.? Don't worry about the Wolf ammo. It works 100% in my rifles and so far I haven't had any problems with it. It dirty as hell, the accuracy is absolutely shit and it's very underpowered but it's cheap and those are the trade offs for cheap plinking ammo. If you rifle likes it then use it if you want. |
Note to you, I said if I were him. If you like it, more power to you. If he wants to use it he can, too. And excuse me for not including an explanation..Wolf ammo is steel cased and they are laquered to keep the steel from rusting. On rapiad fire or prolonged shooting the laquer will biuld up in your chamber, possibly to the point of jamming. Note the use of possibly. -Tyler |
No the laquer will not build up in your chamber. There have been several tests done to try and prove this and none of them could get the laquer to melt. What builds up in your chamber is the red sealant they use on the bullet. If you have a chrome chamber and bore, which you should, this is easily removed when you swab the barrel. However non of this no longer matters. Last year Wolf started coating their ammo with a thin polymer coating rather than the laquer. They also stopped using the red sealant on their .223 ammo so there is no longer any build up. If you knew anything about which you spoke you would have known for quite some time about the polymer coating.
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Well, yes. To keep this sort-of on topic: [ link to LARGER image ]Winchester, WWII era. -z |
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Left to Right: 1) Colt Sporter Lightweight with aftermarket stock, no name flash suppressor Note the no-fence style mag releases on these: 2) Colt "transitional" HBAR (green label lower/blue label upper) 3) Colt AR15A2 HBAR 4) Colt AR15A2 Sporter II http://tacoma4x4.no-ip.com/AR15s/TheBoys.jpg |
Beautiful. The wear on the high spots really give it character. |
Diggin' through the archives for different guns: [ link to LARGER image ] |
You plan on doing the MRP upper in Alumahyde as well? |
You mean the new Soviet cartridge that went public in 1974? Nice rifle. |
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RRA Upper and Stock. Bushmaster Lower. Tacpoint Sight. (Can't afford the real thing right now http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v473/thepappymancan/RRA-Bushy-Tacpoint.jpg |
[ARCHIVED THREAD] - The New AR15.com Picture Thread! pt 2 (Page 6 of 21)
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