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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - MRP badness #2 (Page 2 of 51)
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YOU GUYS ARE PLENTY SAVVY. YOU KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON IN THE MARKETPLACE. BELIEVE ME, IF YOU DO NOT HAVE AN MRP BEFORE THE SHOT SHOW, YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO GET ONE FOR A LONG TIME AFTER THE SHOW. YES, GOOD NEWS IS COMING. GLAD I'VE PERSONALLY GOT TWO OF THEM PLUS SEVERAL IN STOCK. YOU FOLKS SHOULD KNOW BY NOW WHAT CALIBER M.S.T.N. LIKES BEST IN THE AR'. WES GRANT MSTN.BIZ |
Man, SHOT Show is a long time away... Maybe someone can figure out one of those countdown clocks for us... Spooky |
Twins are a nice thing to have. I've had mine for awhile, just as Wes has. |
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Looks like can not hold out much longer and "NEED" to get a MRP upper - however - the question is Rifle or Carbine length? Since all the small hole lowers currently in the house are NFA, can use use the 10.5 inch or 14.5 inch barrel (getting bad, had to borrow a friends AR lower to go out of state - but since "traded" and AUG for it, he did not mind ;-). The 14.5 works nicely in the rifle upper, with similar setup as the extended KAC rail system. Thus the question is two fold, any accuracy advantage of either system and does one trade the 10.5 inch for the option of a 18 inch upper? Appreicate ideas, photos, etc. And getting two MRP uppers is not an option, as have another tax stamp that is trying to follow me home. |
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I'M NOT SURE I UNDERSTAND THE ENTIRE QUESTION, BUT I'LL TRY TO ANSWER AS BEST I CAN: WITH THE CQB MRP, YOU CAN USE ANY BARREL LENGTH, 10.5" TO 18". WITH THE RIFLE LENGTH MRP, YOU ARE LIMITED TO 14.5" TO 18". UNSURE OF THE INTENT ON THE ACCURACY QUESTION ... WES GRANT MSTN.BIZ |
Since I'm sure you have nothing better to do Spooky |
Had not realized that with the CQB MRP that I could use the 18" barrel (I will have to check the thread for a photo of the CQB MRP with a 18 inch barrel and bipod ). My question on accuracy was to check if the rifle upper was more accurate, however, just realized with a free floating barrel, there is probably no difference in accuaracy. Thus the advantage of the rifle upper is more rail space and getting the rail farther foward on the 18 inch barrel, for use with a bipod. Thanks! |
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hi i would like to ask MSTN dealer what length barrel and rail do you have on the mrp you had posted earlier. I'm new to this forum and am still learning a lot about the M4. I plan to buy a lower and buid it from there so currently i'm trying to learn as much as i can on complete uppers or uppers in general. thanks |
Watch out for the laws in your state (CA). Most of the stuff in the MRP thread can get you in trouble with the law... Spooky |
WHICH PIC? I'VE POSTED PIX OF 10.5", 14.5", 16", AND 18". WES GRANT M.S.T.N. |
HERE WE ARE, BACK IN 2003, WITH THE FIRST COMMERCAILLY RELEASED MRP, AND 18" VERSION IN RIFLE LENGTH FORMAT:![]() WE'VE NEVER TAKEN A PIC THAT I CAN FIND OF A CARBINE LENGTH MRP WITH AN 18" BARREL. WE'VE ONLY SOLD A FEW CONFIGURED LIKE THAT. THE RIFLE LENGTH SEEMS MORE APPROPRIATE, ESTHETICALLY, I SUPPOSE, WITH THE 18" TUBE. WES GRANT MSTN.BIZ |
There you go, whoring that awesome new toy around everywhere...
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Duffy, Is that a KL6 lamp head on your M900? If so, how does it perform? |
LOL, a 9X Aimpoint
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It's one of our friends Photoshop jobs of course, but I do hope to try to test the practicality of the Aimpoint M3, PVS-14, with the 3X magnifier/Flip Mount. |
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Edwin, I think you might come to the same conclusion I did: I could, but wouldn't and in the end, didn't. The beloved continuous rail of the MRP allows us the flexibility to do it, while combining so many optics on it may be a solution and certainly is multi-talented, it creates problems of its own: weight, complexity. So I just got the solution meant to address this specific want (to see targets way out there): a 4X NV scope
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I have to agree with Duffy on this one...We're fortunate though to have the luxury of saving our pennies to have a dedicated mission specific setups. I actually go one step further and have DEDICATED mid-range and long range setups for BOTH day and night! My CQB package is the only one I remove and add optics. Now...If I can just save a few more for that new 6.8 LMT on the radar scope.....Until then, I have to suffer and look at all the other FINE setups out there and here! |
I hear a 6.8 WILL be at the shot show. The slow-down WAS or IS still 6.8 ammo from Hornady to LMT. They have to have a certain quantity on-hand for QA purposes. Hope this helps. Vic |
It works with the cover in place. It will not swing all the way to "constant on" with or without the cover, but momentary works just fine. |
Excuses, excuses. The real reason for the lack of 6.8 ammo is that the round is dead. |
Thank God I reload then! Vic |
Sorry sir, You are wrong. The truth is that the barrels have been made, but they have not been released due to the lack of available 6.8 ammo over the past year for testing the barrels. (LMT requires 200,000rds for testing) There are several companies now producing 6.8 ammo, and thus the barrels will be released soon after Shot '06. Im sure the same bs was said about the .222 Remington Special (.223) when it was first introduced. |
Hmmmm...I really dont care what SOCOM does, as long as we keep killin' the bad guys. All I know is that I will soon have a 6.8 barrel for my MRP to go along with my 6.8 SPR and my stash of 6.8 ammo. |
[ARCHIVED THREAD] - MRP badness #2 (Page 2 of 51)
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