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"The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the boogaloo, whose face is marred by pixels and ink and cheetos.”,
Teddy the Toad, (w,stte), "The Derpmen" |
Originally Posted By doc_Zox: they have guns and lowers in stock https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/3097/Screen_Shot_2020-04-27_at_6_58_24_AM-1388726.png View Quote Are they the only place that has rifle lowers in stock? |
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The SCR has a certain beauty to it. Has anyone put a .458 SOCOM upper on one?
Seems like it would make a nice quick shooting, heavy hitter. |
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"The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the boogaloo, whose face is marred by pixels and ink and cheetos.”,
Teddy the Toad, (w,stte), "The Derpmen" |
Originally Posted By doc_Zox: https://www.ar15.com/forums/industry/ARES-re-offering-SHRIKE-s-at-original-price-to-those-who-got-their-deposits-back-/415-223138/ View Quote Always wanted an SCR but Geoff is total scum and a liar so no more of my dollars would ever go to him. There are still guys in my MG group today that would love to have a Shrike but they just cannot bring themselves to buy one given what he did to me and so many others. |
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Originally Posted By Moses06: Holosun HE507C-GR is right at home, but my terrible astigmatism caused me to return it. Might try the Bushnell lil p, or scorpion sights if I can ever find them again. https://i.imgur.com/OZb2MJQl.jpg View Quote @Moses06 I had the same issue with a Primary Arms red dot. Had to return it. Then I discovered a Bushnell Lil P. $150 from Natchez. It's a tiny prism scope. It works. Reticle is clear. And the height is perfect for an SCR. I have not shot with it yet due to ranges being closed for COVID19, but looking forward to it. |
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Have any pictures? I was about to order one, but $10 shipping and $12 tax... ugh.
Originally Posted By batjka104: @Moses06 I had the same issue with a Primary Arms red dot. Had to return it. Then I discovered a Bushnell Lil P. $150 from Natchez. It's a tiny prism scope. It works. Reticle is clear. And the height is perfect for an SCR. I have not shot with it yet due to ranges being closed for COVID19, but looking forward to it. View Quote |
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i saw someone posted a pic of their in GD and want to see it again. It was SBR + suppressor. Magpul stock.
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Originally Posted By Moses06: Have any pictures? I was about to order one, but $10 shipping and $12 tax... ugh. View Quote |
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Don't be so open-minded that your brains fall out.
General education should not be mere job training, but training of the mind to reason. https://welltrainedmind.com/a/classical-education/ |
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All of Fightlite's product at Brownells shows discontinued by the manufacturer
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Don't be so open-minded that your brains fall out.
General education should not be mere job training, but training of the mind to reason. https://welltrainedmind.com/a/classical-education/ |
Originally Posted By vandal: BRN-180 upper on SCR Lower with SGA stock. 1) Purchase and install SCR SGA stock adapter from BradN. 2) Buy BRN-180 upper from Brownells 3) Cut slot in BRN-180 upper for SCR sear (drill & end mill) 4) Slightly widen slot in BRN-180 upper for SCR hammer (end mill or file) 5) Round off BRN-180 plastic cap "fake bolt protrusion" to match the contour of the plastic cap (file or dremel) 6) Enjoy https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49779112306_9aa3b567ea_z.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49778580128_7f2ef04419_z.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49779111916_5d9322914e_z.jpg View Quote This is what the Mini 14 should become. |
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Very nice. Good work. Need. If it were not for New York, I would go for a folder.
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ColdBlue sends...
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Was able to put this one together a couple weeks ago with some help from a few folks in/around here.
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We've been making crackers for generations.
Supreme Saltine |
Originally Posted By Cracker-MF: Was able to put this one together a couple weeks ago with some help from a few folks in/around here. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/300872/IMG_1044_jpeg-1465586.JPG View Quote |
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Is anyone looking to part with theirs? Deer season is fast approaching and I'd like to pick up a .350 Legend to use.
I haven't been getting any responses from FightLite regarding ordering so I'm kinda stuck. Any other dealers have them in stock? |
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Originally Posted By carlschmarl2: Is anyone looking to part with theirs? Deer season is fast approaching and I'd like to pick up a .350 Legend to use. I haven't been getting any responses from FightLite regarding ordering so I'm kinda stuck. Any other dealers have them in stock? View Quote @carlschmarl2 FightLite has the lowers in stock on their website. Have you tried ordering one? Also, This guy seems to have them as well. |
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Originally Posted By batjka104: @carlschmarl2 FightLite has the lowers in stock on their website. Have you tried ordering one? Also, This guy seems to have them as well. View Quote That dude seems to have quite the backorder on them... I appreciate the help! |
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Originally Posted By carlschmarl2: That dude seems to have quite the backorder on them... I appreciate the help! View Quote Only the Monte Carlo shows as backordered; the Sporter does not. I would order the Sporter with the bolt catch, and then if you don't like the Sporter, simply pick an 1100 stock that you like to install. It only takes basic skills to mod it to fit. |
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Originally Posted By CarpNY: Only the Monte Carlo shows as backordered; the Sporter does not. I would order the Sporter with the bolt catch, and then if you don't like the Sporter, simply pick an 1100 stock that you like to install. It only takes basic skills to mod it to fit. View Quote @carlschmarl2 |
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Originally Posted By CarpNY: Only the Monte Carlo shows as backordered; the Sporter does not. I would order the Sporter with the bolt catch, and then if you don't like the Sporter, simply pick an 1100 stock that you like to install. It only takes basic skills to mod it to fit. View Quote I sent you a FB message Carp... |
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Extended-Range SCR Pistol, you say?
Attached File Our FightLite SCR® Pistol Scabbard is designed to protect and help you carry your Extended-Range™ SCR® Pistol View Quote Looks like a longer buffer system than the pistol, but perhaps shorter than the rifle. They don't have that option for sale under SCR pistol lowers, but they do have the scabbard there. Odd. |
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The SCR is a joke. There are numerous states that if they actually manufactured it in any real numbers and priced it right every single new gun owner would buy one.
They would have a lock on the market. Instead, you can't even be sure if FightLite is a real, functioning company. |
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Originally Posted By Castillo: The SCR is a joke. There are numerous states that if they actually manufactured it in any real numbers and priced it right every single new gun owner would buy one. They would have a lock on the market. Instead, you can't even be sure if FightLite is a real, functioning company. View Quote Piss poor CS, questionable QC, ignoring people’s comments and complaints on social media, exorbitant prices...what’s not to like? I still want one. The above reasons are why I don’t already have one. |
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Si vis pacem, para bellum
Not too many things can say FUCK YOU like a 30-06 Black Tip. -cavedog |
Originally Posted By Castillo: The SCR is a joke. There are numerous states that if they actually manufactured it in any real numbers and priced it right every single new gun owner would buy one. They would have a lock on the market. Instead, you can't even be sure if FightLite is a real, functioning company. View Quote Hell, they could probably sell or license it to Ruger. |
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Originally Posted By brachiosaur: Hell, they could probably sell or license it to Ruger. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By brachiosaur: Originally Posted By Castillo: The SCR is a joke. There are numerous states that if they actually manufactured it in any real numbers and priced it right every single new gun owner would buy one. They would have a lock on the market. Instead, you can't even be sure if FightLite is a real, functioning company. Hell, they could probably sell or license it to Ruger. I don't know about Ruger, but they did grant Jesse James pemission to produce them. It's a non-exclusive agreement, so FightLite could certainly do the same with another company if they didn't want to produce the SCR themselves. Attached File (Melbourne, FL) April 27, 2017 – FightLite® Industries, the small arms division of ARES Defense Systems® Inc. is pleased to announce that Jesse James Firearms Unlimited, LLC entered into a non-exclusive License Agreement with ARES Defense Systems, Inc. at the beginning of 2017 that grants Jesse James (JJFU) certain rights to manufacture firearms under a patent owned by ARES Defense. Under the general terms of the Agreement, Jesse James is licensed and authorized by ARES Defense to manufacture and sell rifles that rely on some of the technology and the patent common to the ARES Defense and FightLite Industries SCR® (Sport Configurable Rifle). Source |
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Originally Posted By P400: I don't know about Ruger, but they did grant Jesse James pemission to produce them. It's a non-exclusive agreement, so FightLite could certainly do the same with another company if they didn't want to produce the SCR themselves. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/61196/fullsizerender-2_jpg-1558476.JPG Source View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By P400: Originally Posted By brachiosaur: Originally Posted By Castillo: The SCR is a joke. There are numerous states that if they actually manufactured it in any real numbers and priced it right every single new gun owner would buy one. They would have a lock on the market. Instead, you can't even be sure if FightLite is a real, functioning company. Hell, they could probably sell or license it to Ruger. I don't know about Ruger, but they did grant Jesse James pemission to produce them. It's a non-exclusive agreement, so FightLite could certainly do the same with another company if they didn't want to produce the SCR themselves. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/61196/fullsizerender-2_jpg-1558476.JPG (Melbourne, FL) April 27, 2017 – FightLite® Industries, the small arms division of ARES Defense Systems® Inc. is pleased to announce that Jesse James Firearms Unlimited, LLC entered into a non-exclusive License Agreement with ARES Defense Systems, Inc. at the beginning of 2017 that grants Jesse James (JJFU) certain rights to manufacture firearms under a patent owned by ARES Defense. Under the general terms of the Agreement, Jesse James is licensed and authorized by ARES Defense to manufacture and sell rifles that rely on some of the technology and the patent common to the ARES Defense and FightLite Industries SCR® (Sport Configurable Rifle). Source Why would you license to a small boutique manufacturer that’s even smaller than you? Seems smarter to sell it to Brownells or something to reach a wider audience. Gun manufacturers make some of the oddest business relationships. |
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Si vis pacem, para bellum
Not too many things can say FUCK YOU like a 30-06 Black Tip. -cavedog |
Originally Posted By Tankdawg0057: Why would you license to a small boutique manufacturer that’s even smaller than you? Seems smarter to sell it to Brownells or something to reach a wider audience. Gun manufacturers make some of the oddest business relationships. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Tankdawg0057: Originally Posted By P400: Originally Posted By brachiosaur: Originally Posted By Castillo: The SCR is a joke. There are numerous states that if they actually manufactured it in any real numbers and priced it right every single new gun owner would buy one. They would have a lock on the market. Instead, you can't even be sure if FightLite is a real, functioning company. Hell, they could probably sell or license it to Ruger. I don't know about Ruger, but they did grant Jesse James pemission to produce them. It's a non-exclusive agreement, so FightLite could certainly do the same with another company if they didn't want to produce the SCR themselves. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/61196/fullsizerender-2_jpg-1558476.JPG (Melbourne, FL) April 27, 2017 – FightLite® Industries, the small arms division of ARES Defense Systems® Inc. is pleased to announce that Jesse James Firearms Unlimited, LLC entered into a non-exclusive License Agreement with ARES Defense Systems, Inc. at the beginning of 2017 that grants Jesse James (JJFU) certain rights to manufacture firearms under a patent owned by ARES Defense. Under the general terms of the Agreement, Jesse James is licensed and authorized by ARES Defense to manufacture and sell rifles that rely on some of the technology and the patent common to the ARES Defense and FightLite Industries SCR® (Sport Configurable Rifle). Source Why would you license to a small boutique manufacturer that’s even smaller than you? Seems smarter to sell it to Brownells or something to reach a wider audience. Gun manufacturers make some of the oddest business relationships. I'm guessing it was because a small specialty manufacturer is going after a different market, and would not be in direct competition with Fightlite, who at the time intended to produce more rifles themselves. It's an awesome design and I don't particularly care who produces them, but damn. Produce them! |
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They need to partner with Brownells and do a BRN-180 setup. Gets you away from using a oddball bolt setup and gives you a pretty damn perfect rifle setup. Also gives you a lot more stock options because then you don't need to worry about the rat tail
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I enjoy mine.
I asked them via Instagram if they were going to do regular black ones again as I have over 20 coworkers who would buy one. Their answer "You can always Have them Cerakoted". |
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They allowed Jessie to produce them after Jessie copied them without permission
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"The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the boogaloo, whose face is marred by pixels and ink and cheetos.”,
Teddy the Toad, (w,stte), "The Derpmen" |
"The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the boogaloo, whose face is marred by pixels and ink and cheetos.”,
Teddy the Toad, (w,stte), "The Derpmen" |
How difficult is it to fit a 1100 stock? Does anyone have instructions? Like everyone else I’m not impressed with those boyd’s ones.
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Si vis pacem, para bellum
Not too many things can say FUCK YOU like a 30-06 Black Tip. -cavedog |
Originally Posted By Tankdawg0057: How difficult is it to fit a 1100 stock? Does anyone have instructions? Like everyone else I’m not impressed with those boyd’s ones. View Quote It's been a while since I did mine, but it wasn't tough. Basically, I measured the "nub" on the SCR receiver (3/4" diameter is why sticks in my head, but it might have been 5/8", by about 1/2" long, but don't quote me on either of those.) Looked in my bits bin and found a Dremel bit that was exactly the right size. A few minutes later, I had bored out the original hole for about 1/2" deep. The stock then slid on and mated almost perfectly. Took a pass with a file to remove two very (and I mean very) slight high spots for it to fit in perfectly. I imagine that last part is not consistently true, but was a characteristic of my particular stock. Once I realized that I should have a bearing plate with a wood stock, that took a little more work. Had to open its hole up to the same diameter, but it was a bit tougher than wood. Also, a thin-walled socket (19mm, I think) is a necessity to loosen and then tighten the recoil system. |
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Originally Posted By Castillo: The SCR is a joke. There are numerous states that if they actually manufactured it in any real numbers and priced it right every single new gun owner would buy one. They would have a lock on the market. Instead, you can't even be sure if FightLite is a real, functioning company. View Quote I have owned an early SCR (serial 102X) for years and I love the gun, and I couldn't agree more with you. It's such a joke. They could dominate the ban state market and outsell the Mini-14 hand over fist. They could sell millions in California alone, especially in the run up to the election, price them reasonably and INCLUDE SOME DAMN SIGHTS WITH THE STOCK GUN but they just....won't. They don't seem to care about any of their customers or their products and people could have this as a way better option rather than the current dumb gimped compliance rifles with flipper stocks. |
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For anyone who has seen the musical, Hamilton, I often feel about Geoff Herring as Hamilton felt about Burr. Initially, I was in awe of what he had accomplished (designing SCR and Shrike), but since then, I've just thought, "what are you waiting for?" and "I will never understand you."
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Originally Posted By Cracker-MF: Was able to put this one together a couple weeks ago with some help from a few folks in/around here. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/300872/IMG_1044_jpeg-1465586.JPG View Quote did you have to make any modifications to run that setup? |
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In a world where humor is forbidden, the clown is a rebel.
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We've been making crackers for generations.
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I finally found a lower in stock that I wanted and picked it up the other day!
I can't wait to shoot it and use it for deer season. Has anyone shot a 6.8SPC and/or 350 Legend through it? |
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How does one put a sling on an original SCR with a Magpul handguard? The stock has a spot for a stud, but how does the other end attach to the handguard?
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