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Official 22LR setup pictures thread !! (Page 6 of 53)
Does anyone have a pic of a 16" barreled spikes upper with the specter length rail and the sd-1 8.5" can? I am trying to decide between the carbine length or specter length rail, but I know for sure I wan the 8.5" can. Any input or pics would be great.
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"Guns don't kill people. THE GOVERNMENT DOES!"
Like this? 
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Just like that! Too cool! I just left my local gun store and ordered that very one. It is going to be a long 4 weeks waiting to get it but I can see it is worth the wait. Thanks for the pic........ 
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"Guns don't kill people. THE GOVERNMENT DOES!"
Okay I have to ask. Is the thread length .438" (or something like that) or .600" (or something like that? I was talking to my friend(who is fairly new to AR-15's) and we got into a discussion about the thread length. I told him the Outback II would work because of what I was told here. And he seems to think that the threads are most likely the .600" length due to the crush washers shown on the .22lr uppers. So anyone here know for sure what length the threads are on the 11 1/2" M4 .22lr uppers is? Thanks. |
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Just Finished My New Spikes Build http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa253/ruger4u/IMG_2117-2-1-1.jpg http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa253/ruger4u/IMG_2123-1.jpg |
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Its a Spikes Dedicated 22LR Lower, with Spikes installed lower parts kit,color fill, Ergo Grip, Magpul UBR stock, and Rock river arms star ambi safety. The upper has YHM flip front and rear sights, a YHM spector length (standard weight) handguards, spikes vertical grip, and Spikes Fake SD Can. http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa253/ruger4u/IMG_2134-1-2.jpg http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa253/ruger4u/IMG_2137.jpg |
Awesome! Im starting to see alot of Spike's 22's here in the picture thread. 
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I was wrong our threads are around .600, I didnt realize the female threads on the Outback II were short. No Problem though anyone running an Outback II just let us know while placing your order and we will cut the spefic thread length required for the can. -Tom |
Will there be an extra charge for this service? How much more would it be on the standard 11.5" I think Gemtech states .400" (4/10 inch) maximum thread length. |
Hi! Doesn't that violate the OAL requirements for a rifle i Finland? Or do you have muu ase? |
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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v601/waterhouse/IMGP3066.jpg Upper got here yesterday. Can't wait to get it to the range. |
Looks like he's using ARMS QD rings. |
Printing tiny groups is only critical if the printing of tiny groups is the object of the exercise, and this is usually not the case.....Col. Jeff Cooper
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He's right, they are ARMS 30mm rings with the 1" spacers. Probably not the best set up but I had them laying around and they were the correct height and I was eager to get a scope on it. Barrel is 10" with the Specter length rail. |
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Colt M16A1 RRA 9mm receiver (no unnecessary forward assist) Kurt's Kustom 5" barrel TAC 16 (yes, I know) Aimpoint Micro T-1 on a Larue mount  
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"I think we should get a Machine Gun. We can use it to hunt game, spell out things, or ring in the New Year!" - Bart Simpson
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Spike's Tactical ST-22 M4 upper, carry handle, Bushmaster lower, Bushmaster 6 Pos. carbine stock, Tango Down Battle grip, KNS Gen I pins, Badger Ord. tac Latch, Yankee Hill single point sling plate and 8 BDM full body mags. K.I.S.S. for now but soon to have a DD 9.0 Omega rail, front/rear troy flip sights, Magpul CTR stock, and a Fake Point, OR and real Eotech if I can get the $$$. 
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I will never forget Sept. 11th, 2001
Support Law Enforcement
Support our troops
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All that is required for evil to triumph is that good men do nothing.
Went up north MI shooting, put more then 2200 rnds of federal through it and only TWO failures, amazing. After about 400 rnds of federal i briefly tried 100 rnds of winchester wild cats and I had between 2-6 failsures every mag full... I jumped RIGHT back to Federal. Put 200 rounds of federal 50g hollow point .223s through it also and 0 failsures. Federal owns. 
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Olympic RFA kit with black dog magazines frish quad rail free float 7" cut barrel with no gas system POF front sight (has since been changed to an A1 upper receiver)   
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Whatever you do, do your work heartily, as for the Lord rather than for men, knowing that from the Lord you will receive the reward of the inheritance. It is the Lord Christ whom you serve. Col 3:23-24
Now thats a bad ass (expensive!) 22LR.
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let me know If I can help you get that thing running. |
Thank you. A machinist/gunsmith friend is about to get it straightened out. Lakeside springs, ball-detent mod, BDM firing pin, extractor and with a borrowed bounce-weight, it does run great. 13 straight mag dumps recently with maybe 1 or 2 FTE. Last thing to do is repair the damaged weight. Tip for those with bounce-weight problems: Mine was butter soft. The tab on the spring-guide pounded up the edge on the weight, creating a ramp. I filed down the hump on the top of the weight to restore it to its original curvature. In hindsight, this was a mistake - made it easier for the weight to lodge under the spring-guide and lock everything up tight. Point is, if your weight gets a bump on the top of it, just leave it alone as long as the weight will still travel between the rails and the spring-guide.  eta: The hardened quality of the steel in the Spike's kit provides a definite advantage over the soft metal in a Ciener kit. |
"I think we should get a Machine Gun. We can use it to hunt game, spell out things, or ring in the New Year!" - Bart Simpson
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This is my latest project http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/J_Bravo/V22.jpg only need some BDM mags though, I know they have mags in 30 rnd shape bu t do they also make a 20 round mag shape, I like the 20 rnd shape better for prone shooting thanks for looking |
Official 22LR setup pictures thread !! (Page 6 of 53)
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