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WOA 18" SPR 1-7 barrel mid length gas system
Mega Arms Billet slick side upper Spikes Tactical BCG and charging handle Young Manufacturing rifle legnth free float tube Konus Konuspro 3x9 scope CAA optics mount RRA Operator adjustable stock Aero Precision lower Mega Arms Tactical Trigger CAA UPG16 Pistol grip w/tactical shelf http://i940.photobucket.com/albums/ad248/pwizl/new%20ar/P1050609.jpg http://i940.photobucket.com/albums/ad248/pwizl/new%20ar/P1050672.jpg http://i940.photobucket.com/albums/ad248/pwizl/new%20ar/P1050669.jpg http://i940.photobucket.com/albums/ad248/pwizl/new%20ar/P1050670.jpg http://i940.photobucket.com/albums/ad248/pwizl/new%20ar/P1050673.jpg |
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Another thread I almost forgot about!
Here is the 18" Douglas with it's planned scope, the US Optics SN-3 1.8-10X37. This is a fairly compact, yet heavy scope. The optics are superb, andit works splendidly with the OSTI AN/PVS-22. The USO is set up exactly like my larger SN-3 3.2-17X44, EREK 1/10 Mil Elevation, U.S. #1 1/10 MIL Windage, ERGO Parallax, Mil-Scal GAP, and 11 position Red Illumination. The larger 3.2-17X44 SN-3 US Optics is now on the .308 bolt action it was planned for. 
Spartan MK1 .308 bolt action 
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Originally Posted By edwin907:
Another thread I almost forgot about! Here is the 18" Douglas with it's planned scope, the US Optics SN-3 1.8-10X37. This is a fairly compact, yet heavy scope. The optics are superb, andit works splendidly with the OSTI AN/PVS-22. The USO is set up exactly like my larger SN-3 3.2-17X44, EREK 1/10 Mil Elevation, U.S. #1 1/10 MIL Windage, ERGO Parallax, Mil-Scal GAP, and 11 position Red Illumination. The larger 3.2-17X44 SN-3 US Optics is now on the .308 bolt action it was planned for. Spartan MK1 .308 bolt action I just want you to know that I HATE you!!!!!! 
damn thats some nice gear. and a tag for when I get a good shot of my current 18" spr-ish AR build. |
My strongest opinions are on things I know very little about. so take it all with a grain of salt! :)
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Originally Posted By TRIDENT1982:
http://i50.tinypic.com/732c8l.jpg Weight..including loaded mag is 11lbs. 8oz.  details man, what are the specs |
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Originally Posted By AllAmerican2000:
Originally Posted By TRIDENT1982:
http://i50.tinypic.com/732c8l.jpg Weight..including loaded mag is 11lbs. 8oz. details man, what are the specs Specs are :
MRP rifle length chassis w. 18" SS MRP SPR barrel w. AAC SPR/M4 f/h Colt full circle f/a bcg w. Colt CH. Colt 6520 lower w. UBR/MOE grip w. Colt H buffer and spring Geissele SSA trigger BAD's BAD-A.S.S. ambi selector Phase 5 winter trigger guard Nightforce 2.5-10x32 mounted with an ADM Recon X......secondary optic is a T-1 mounted using a Larue LT-724.....Troy front/rear buis. Harris brms 6-9 notched legs mounted using an ADM BP |
To the OG gangsters of "BADNESS".."Mr. Clip", "Micro Man", and to the "Godfather" himself, THANKS for fueling my dreams!
"Unicorn Man", The "Sir", "Stamp Man"....Fuel accepted!
"Unicorn Man", The "Sir", "Stamp Man"....Fuel accepted!
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Originally Posted By stretch415:
cant remember if I posted this or not http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y62/stretch415/IMG00086-20100329-1657.jpg Hoocie moma 
How do you like the AAC on it? |
To the OG gangsters of "BADNESS".."Mr. Clip", "Micro Man", and to the "Godfather" himself, THANKS for fueling my dreams!
"Unicorn Man", The "Sir", "Stamp Man"....Fuel accepted!
"Unicorn Man", The "Sir", "Stamp Man"....Fuel accepted!
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Originally Posted By Cyclic240B:
http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9776 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9774 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9775 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9792 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9780 My humble contribution... excuse my ignorance but whats the black piece between the flash hider and gas block |
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Originally Posted By TRIDENT1982:
Originally Posted By stretch415:
cant remember if I posted this or not http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y62/stretch415/IMG00086-20100329-1657.jpg Hoocie moma
How do you like the AAC on it? The M42K has been great to far. It spends more time on my littler 12.5" due to its ear popping loudness but works very well on the SPR too 
Great fit and finish and I like the blackout FH mounts alot. They work great assuming you can get past the tuning fork noise |
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Originally Posted By sh0ck1999:
Originally Posted By Cyclic240B:
http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9776 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9774 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9775 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9792 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9780 My humble contribution... excuse my ignorance but whats the black piece between the flash hider and gas block the collar for a OPS mounted can. Part of their mounting system |
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Originally Posted By Cyclic240B:
http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9776 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9774 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9775 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9792 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9780 My humble contribution... Cyclic, what scope is that? I shoot exclusivley 77gr. when i target shoot and would love to have a scope like that. |
I'd agree about all the goodness in this thread and this one along with the recce thread are among my favorites
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To the OG gangsters of "BADNESS".."Mr. Clip", "Micro Man", and to the "Godfather" himself, THANKS for fueling my dreams!
"Unicorn Man", The "Sir", "Stamp Man"....Fuel accepted!
"Unicorn Man", The "Sir", "Stamp Man"....Fuel accepted!
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Originally Posted By Amped:
Ok here is mine.....working on an optic. Should be 100% done in a month or so http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx310/Blangkang/_MG_0674.jpg?t=1275701450 Looks a tad bit different now, should have my Magpul stock pretty soon also  Looks great so far and you should take your time finishing it up, the longer you take, the better it will be from my experiences. Also the longer it takes obviously the more you will personally appreciate it in the long run. Good luck on the rest of your build and keep us updated
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To the OG gangsters of "BADNESS".."Mr. Clip", "Micro Man", and to the "Godfather" himself, THANKS for fueling my dreams!
"Unicorn Man", The "Sir", "Stamp Man"....Fuel accepted!
"Unicorn Man", The "Sir", "Stamp Man"....Fuel accepted!
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Originally Posted By TRIDENT1982:
Originally Posted By Amped:
Ok here is mine.....working on an optic. Should be 100% done in a month or so http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx310/Blangkang/_MG_0674.jpg?t=1275701450 Looks a tad bit different now, should have my Magpul stock pretty soon also Looks great so far and you should take your time finishing it up, the longer you take, the better it will be from my experiences. Also the longer it takes obviously the more you will personally appreciate it in the long run. Good luck on the rest of your build and keep us updated Thanks and will do, next purchase is a stock, after that scope and mount then AMMO
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waiting for FO time.....
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I'll play,
458 SOCOM SPR 
Can't seem to find the pic of it's little brother. 
ETA: So today I took a new one. 5.56 SPR (my first build, way back when) Note the really long VTAC. A whopping 12" of real estate, plenty of room for everything, or nothing. 
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I love how many of you guys have full length 12 or 13" rails for absolutely no reason.
It's the kind of thing that looks really cool, until you discover they suck to hold on to and there are lighter solutions out there. I have a full 9" rail on my midlength and unless I absolutely NEED it again, it's going to be a minimal hand guard with rail inserts. Just my opinion, ymmv. |
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Originally Posted By new21022:
I love how many of you guys have full length 12 or 13" rails for absolutely no reason. It's the kind of thing that looks really cool, until you discover they suck to hold on to and there are lighter solutions out there. I have a full 9" rail on my midlength and unless I absolutely NEED it again, it's going to be a minimal hand guard with rail inserts. Just my opinion, ymmv. slap on a bipod,night vision,light, and vfg rail space is nice to have |
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Originally Posted By new21022:
I love how many of you guys have full length 12 or 13" rails for absolutely no reason. It's the kind of thing that looks really cool, until you discover they suck to hold on to and there are lighter solutions out there. I have a full 9" rail on my midlength and unless I absolutely NEED it again, it's going to be a minimal hand guard with rail inserts. Just my opinion, ymmv. I did it specifically because I like how it looks. Between the light weight Troy TRX I used and the fact that I don't take it out as often as the others I wasn't worried about a few extra ounces. I like my rifles to look nice (at least to me) as well as perform. |
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Originally Posted By new21022:
I love how many of you guys have full length 12 or 13" rails for absolutely no reason. It's the kind of thing that looks really cool, until you discover they suck to hold on to and there are lighter solutions out there. I have a full 9" rail on my midlength and unless I absolutely NEED it again, it's going to be a minimal hand guard with rail inserts. Just my opinion, ymmv. That's one of the greatest things about the AR platform! You can build/buy it the way YOU want, for whatever reason 'cause it your $$$$.
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Originally Posted By new21022:
I love how many of you guys have full length 12 or 13" rails for absolutely no reason. It's the kind of thing that looks really cool, until you discover they suck to hold on to and there are lighter solutions out there. I have a full 9" rail on my midlength and unless I absolutely NEED it again, it's going to be a minimal hand guard with rail inserts. Just my opinion, ymmv. There is a TON of valid reasons why long rails are used.....you obviously do not shoot with a bipod on a precision type weapon because the further you put the bipod the better results you achieve from it. Precision guns use long rails to protect the barrel from being knocked around and hit on objects. Another reason as noted is that you need the real estate to run a UNS or similar NV unit as well as an IR unit most likely. The extra few inches of aluminum and the weight of it does not nearly take away the HUGE benefits you receive from them. The last reason they are on these guns in this thread is for looks. Its your opinion but its incredibly uninformed
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To the OG gangsters of "BADNESS".."Mr. Clip", "Micro Man", and to the "Godfather" himself, THANKS for fueling my dreams!
"Unicorn Man", The "Sir", "Stamp Man"....Fuel accepted!
"Unicorn Man", The "Sir", "Stamp Man"....Fuel accepted!
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Originally Posted By new21022:
I love how many of you guys have full length 12 or 13" rails for absolutely no reason. It's the kind of thing that looks really cool, until you discover they suck to hold on to and there are lighter solutions out there. I have a full 9" rail on my midlength and unless I absolutely NEED it again, it's going to be a minimal hand guard with rail inserts. Just my opinion, ymmv. Long barrel, short rail looks dumb. To me anyway. Pic thread; 
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Originally Posted By new21022:
I love how many of you guys have full length 12 or 13" rails for absolutely no reason. It's the kind of thing that looks really cool, until you discover they suck to hold on to and there are lighter solutions out there. I have a full 9" rail on my midlength and unless I absolutely NEED it again, it's going to be a minimal hand guard with rail inserts. Just my opinion, ymmv. sour grapes? Why does it matter what I or anyone else does? On top of that I have nothing because I am NOT finished 
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waiting for FO time.....
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Originally Posted By ratfink57:
Originally Posted By new21022:
I love how many of you guys have full length 12 or 13" rails for absolutely no reason. It's the kind of thing that looks really cool, until you discover they suck to hold on to and there are lighter solutions out there. I have a full 9" rail on my midlength and unless I absolutely NEED it again, it's going to be a minimal hand guard with rail inserts. Just my opinion, ymmv. Long barrel, short rail looks dumb. To me anyway. Pic thread; http://i299.photobucket.com/albums/mm292/ratfink57/At%20The%20Range/DSCF1404.jpg Not to mention you leave your gas tube exposed when we're talking about a rifle length system. Not a good decision in me opinion. You could use something like a DPMS solid free float tube but it leaves you no options to change, and being human, change always happens.
No fuss, it's all good, because we live in a place where we can have these kinds of discussions and disagreements. 
God Bless Brothers. Semper Fi 
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Originally Posted By InfiniteGrim:
I finally got my rifle done (except buis), and i found a reload that works in it THE RIFLE http://img571.imageshack.us/img571/2924/p1100837.jpg THE TARGET http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/7466/tgtgfx.jpg SO is this 'load" a secret, did not catch what it was? Nice shooting and nice gun
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To the OG gangsters of "BADNESS".."Mr. Clip", "Micro Man", and to the "Godfather" himself, THANKS for fueling my dreams!
"Unicorn Man", The "Sir", "Stamp Man"....Fuel accepted!
"Unicorn Man", The "Sir", "Stamp Man"....Fuel accepted!
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Hornady 75gr Match OTM
23.5 grains Varget OAL: 2.235" LIGHT CRIMP Primer CCI 41 The light cimp also seems to be the one thing that makes this so accurrate. It also eliminates another issue i was having with fliers, where every group i shot I would have 4 shots touching and a fifth almost an inch away. I'm not the only one who has had this load work in a lothar walthar barrelled upper. |
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Originally Posted By Cyclic240B: http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9776 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9774 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9775 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9792 http://media.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=9780 My humble contribution... What optic? |
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Originally Posted By InfiniteGrim:
Hornady 75gr Match OTM 23.5 grains Varget OAL: 2.235" LIGHT CRIMP Primer CCI 41 The light cimp also seems to be the one thing that makes this so accurrate. It also eliminates another issue i was having with fliers, where every group i shot I would have 4 shots touching and a fifth almost an inch away. I'm not the only one who has had this load work in a lothar walthar barrelled upper. I'm waiting to go shoot my test loads now - also using Varget
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Flooder
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Originally Posted By new21022:
I love how many of you guys have full length 12 or 13" rails for absolutely no reason. It's the kind of thing that looks really cool, until you discover they suck to hold on to and there are lighter solutions out there. I have a full 9" rail on my midlength and unless I absolutely NEED it again, it's going to be a minimal hand guard with rail inserts. Just my opinion, ymmv. Sight radius, Bozo! |
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Originally Posted By Dirknar:
Originally Posted By new21022:
I love how many of you guys have full length 12 or 13" rails for absolutely no reason. It's the kind of thing that looks really cool, until you discover they suck to hold on to and there are lighter solutions out there. I have a full 9" rail on my midlength and unless I absolutely NEED it again, it's going to be a minimal hand guard with rail inserts. Just my opinion, ymmv. Sight radius, Bozo! Damn excellent point and I forgot to mention that in his re-education process...hopefully he will duly note it
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To the OG gangsters of "BADNESS".."Mr. Clip", "Micro Man", and to the "Godfather" himself, THANKS for fueling my dreams!
"Unicorn Man", The "Sir", "Stamp Man"....Fuel accepted!
"Unicorn Man", The "Sir", "Stamp Man"....Fuel accepted!
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Originally Posted By Flooder:
Originally Posted By InfiniteGrim:
Hornady 75gr Match OTM 23.5 grains Varget OAL: 2.235" LIGHT CRIMP Primer CCI 41 The light cimp also seems to be the one thing that makes this so accurrate. It also eliminates another issue i was having with fliers, where every group i shot I would have 4 shots touching and a fifth almost an inch away. I'm not the only one who has had this load work in a lothar walthar barrelled upper. I'm waiting to go shoot my test loads now - also using Varget I hate waiting to try out new loads, as soon as i found out this was a good one sat down and made 100. |
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