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http://i39.tinypic.com/345j41s.jpg
http://i42.tinypic.com/15h05mp.jpg 
Kel-Tec RFB carbine + Trijicon TA648MGO-308 = 
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Originally Posted By stymie:
http://i39.tinypic.com/345j41s.jpg http://i42.tinypic.com/15h05mp.jpg
Kel-Tec RFB carbine + Trijicon TA648MGO-308 = Great, now I have to find my jaw from somewhere on the floor... 
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Originally Posted By Spart:
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e167/jamesuschrist/steyr/steyrs-thumb.jpg My Steyr family (I know the AXR isn't a Steyr, but it's got a lot of Steyr parts!) Where on earth did you find those M mags? I can barely even find the 12 rounders! |
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Originally Posted By wyk:
Are those legal in Cali, Moran? You gonna show that off to the Boards.ie crowd? ;) With a quick, and easily reversible change to the mag disconnect, yes. It's already up on the Hardware thread. That's the bit that I mentioned about it being a bit different to most. It's the first ever California-legal AXR, and uses TPD's long barrel to meet CA's minimum overall length requirement. In California configuration: 
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Originally Posted By Tomac:
How do you like the sling at those attachment points? Tomac I've just been experimenting with it at these mounting points. So far, so good. Keeps the charging handle area clear, but it does have a slight tendency to want to flip the rifle to thee other side if you are careless. So far, every sling solution I've seen for the MSAR is a compromise of some sort. I have to say I'm not 100% thrilled with any one of them. 
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Originally Posted By boricua9mm:
Originally Posted By Tomac:
How do you like the sling at those attachment points? Tomac I've just been experimenting with it at these mounting points. So far, so good. Keeps the charging handle area clear, but it does have a slight tendency to want to flip the rifle to thee other side if you are careless. So far, every sling solution I've seen for the MSAR is a compromise of some sort. I have to say I'm not 100% thrilled with any one of them.
Thx. This is the best setup I've been able to come up with where the sling goes from the front swivel to the right then down and behind the VFG, worked pretty well during the recent carbine class I attended: 
but I'm always on the lookout for a better sling setup for the STG. Tomac |
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Originally Posted By Tomac:
Thx. This is the best setup I've been able to come up with where the sling goes from the front swivel to the right then down and behind the VFG, worked pretty well during the recent carbine class I attended: but I'm always on the lookout for a better sling setup for the STG. Tomac Looks to be a good solution for your setup! Unfortunately, I only have 3" of rail, so it won't help to guide/retain the sling 
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My TAVOR with optics available to me mounted...
With '999' rail installed: http://members.shaw.ca/mikjk/Firearms/Rifles/TAVOR%2005.jpg With MRD: http://members.shaw.ca/mikjk/Firearms/Rifles/TAVOR%2006.jpg With my old Bushnell Holosight: http://members.shaw.ca/mikjk/Firearms/Rifles/TAVOR%2007.jpg With Falcon 1.5-4 power scope: http://members.shaw.ca/mikjk/Firearms/Rifles/TAVOR%2009.jpg With Aimpoint M3: http://members.shaw.ca/mikjk/Firearms/Rifles/TAVOR%2010.jpg The Aimpoint and Bushnell Holosight co-witness with the iron sights. |
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Originally Posted By gunnut003:
He is from Canada. for canada having such strict ass gun laws they sure as shit can get ahold of some of the best weapons |
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Originally Posted By wardog513:
Originally Posted By gunnut003:
He is from Canada. for canada having such strict ass gun laws they sure as shit can get ahold of some of the best weapons but they can only have 10 round magazines I believe (even the 30 rounders are blocked)... 
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-Only two defining forces have ever offered to die for you, Jesus Christ and the American G.I. ~ One died for your soul, the other for your freedom.
-One good shoot by a citizen can clear up more open cases than a week of detective work!
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http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-snc1/v3750/249/75/511289668/n511289668_2570967_7806171.jpg
Sloppy trigger, ornamental sites, Slow mag changes, But i love her anyway :) |
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Originally Posted By BOBno1:
Exposing my lack of 100% knowledge here, but what is this rifle? I know I've seen it before on these forums but don't know where. I really like the looks of it. It has potential. 7.62 AK in an AK bullpup kit (too bad no one makes a quality AK bullpup kit...) Tomac |
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Originally Posted By gunnut003:
Originally Posted By wardog513:
Originally Posted By gunnut003:
He is from Canada. for canada having such strict ass gun laws they sure as shit can get ahold of some of the best weapons but they can only have 10 round magazines I believe (even the 30 rounders are blocked)... 5 rounds. |
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Originally Posted By DedEye0:
Originally Posted By gunnut003:
Originally Posted By wardog513:
Originally Posted By gunnut003:
He is from Canada. for canada having such strict ass gun laws they sure as shit can get ahold of some of the best weapons but they can only have 10 round magazines I believe (even the 30 rounders are blocked)... 5 rounds. Actually, we can use 10 round mags in the Tavor. We can use 10 round 'pistol' AR15 mags. Still not as fun as 30 rounders, but helps with practicing quick mag changes. If you are LEO, you can use hi cap mags if you are issued them. 
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After many changes, mods, experiments & variations I believe my STG-556 is now as close to perfect for my needs as is practical :
Aimpoint CompM4 on new-style optics rail w/Magpul MBUS & Fenix TK11R2 taclight on the STG 9" accessory rail: 
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Originally Posted By Tomac:
Originally Posted By BOBno1:
Exposing my lack of 100% knowledge here, but what is this rifle? I know I've seen it before on these forums but don't know where. I really like the looks of it. It has potential. 7.62 AK in an AK bullpup kit (too bad no one makes a quality AK bullpup kit...) Tomac exactly specificity mine is a GP-75 built by century. There are kits out there too i believe made by K-var...... I'm not sure i'd call them quality its more of a range toy. Its only real pro is its nice and short with out being an SBR |
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ohiogunnut, do you know your front buis is on backwards?
that is all... nice rifle by the way. |
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Originally Posted By Sgt_P: I know it's not a rifle, but here's my latest project... BEFORE: http://my.project-jk.com/data/1831/Bullpup_Shotgun_small.JPG Almost finished: http://my.project-jk.com/data/1831/medium/12ga_Bullpup_004.jpg http://my.project-jk.com/data/1831/medium/12ga_Bullpup_001.jpg http://my.project-jk.com/data/1831/medium/12ga_Bullpup_002.jpg Wow. Talk about your sow's ear ––-> silk purse. (Not casting any aspersions –– I have one of those particular sow's ears myself...) |
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Originally Posted By SilentType:
Sgt. P that's awesome! Very nice. What do you have into that project money and time wise if you don't mind me asking?  I've done it slowly over the last few months, so I don't know about a grand total... The CAA handle was around $70. The light was about $90. The long rail on the heat sheild (Yankee Hill Machine) was from midway, and I don't remember the price. Ditto on the 4" rail replacing the stock front grip. I think the MBUS were about $90 for the pair. The risers for the rear sight were like $14 each (I've got 4, but the rear sight only needs 2). The front clamp on rail (UTG) was like $12... I had to drill and tap a new heatsheild (the original was too screwed up from the handle screws). I think the new heat sheild was around $25... How's that for memory?? I still have to figure out the second sling swivel location (I think the butt spacer might work) for a 3 point sling. And I want a Tritium post for the front sight... |
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Originally Posted By HardShell:
Ever thought about adding a flash hider?
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y12/HardShell/RWB%20-%20Shotguns/DSC01584.jpg (I don't remember where it came from... it's been years.) I don't think it will fit mine (8 shot). I was thinking about a breacher, but I don't think it would be useful, just asthetic.. |
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Originally Posted By usamark:
These are all I can afford to shoot - Jager AP85 and Calico M100. http://i43.tinypic.com/2hozrrt.jpg Mark, where did you find the Jaeger AP85? I've never even heard of that and I thought I was pretty knowledgeable about firearms. |
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These are the truck guns. I think you fellas would call the STG a gen 2. I think this one is done and will stay this way. I love the Flaming Pig. It really works, the noise goes away from my head. The new lower rail is just the ticket for the BUIS. That was a great addition to this rifle. The Glock 35 wears a XS big dot set and a Streamlight TLR-2. I have done the triggers on both of them and they are both sweet. |
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