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Originally Posted By Bringo: ETA: @135Patriots You're not helping me resist the urge to swap the CMR rail for one of the Centurion quads. Beautiful build. Pic thread: https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52812335975_365eb6f6b2_b.jpg What are the specs on that upper? I'm piecing together a 300 pistol build and looking for ideas. Is that can tucked or flushed with the HG? |
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Originally Posted By nisfro: What are the specs on that upper? I'm piecing together a 300 pistol build and looking for ideas. Is that can tucked or flushed with the HG? Originally Posted By nisfro: Originally Posted By Bringo: ETA: @135Patriots You're not helping me resist the urge to swap the CMR rail for one of the Centurion quads. Beautiful build. Pic thread: https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52812335975_365eb6f6b2_b.jpg What are the specs on that upper? I'm piecing together a 300 pistol build and looking for ideas. Is that can tucked or flushed with the HG? It's tucked about a quarter inch. The URX4 just fits over the Omega 9k. BA 8.3" Hanson Barrel KAC URX4 8.5" Silencerco Omega 9k with 5/8x24 direct thread mount I highly recommend a short blackout build to folks that enjoy this type of stuff. The size/weight vs firepower/capability ratio is insane. I've heard some say that blackout ballistics are similar to 30-30, like that's a bad thing. 25-30 rounds of 30-30 out of a mag fed semi-auto (or FRT) that's the same size as a MP5K is nothing to scoff at. @Daggert built pretty much the same upper but with a shorter (6.5"?) barrel. Maybe he'll post up a pic here again.   
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Originally Posted By Bringo: ETA: @135Patriots You're not helping me resist the urge to swap the CMR rail for one of the Centurion quads. Beautiful build. Pic thread: https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52812335975_365eb6f6b2_b.jpg Thanks! Originally Posted By Nobody69s: @135Patriots What scope is that on your build? Eotech Vudu 1-10 that I’m about to list on the EE. It’s genuinely impressive that they can squeeze this much out of a 10x range 34mm body, perfect for a small frame recce gun. But I want more top end for the 308 so I need to let this one go. It out performs my NX8 for whatever that’s worth. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By 135Patriots: Thanks! Eotech Vudu 1-10 that I'm about to list on the EE. It's genuinely impressive that they can squeeze this much out of a 10x range 34mm body, perfect for a small frame recce gun. But I want more top end for the 308 so I need to let this one go. It out performs my NX8 for whatever that's worth. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/487230/IMG_5256_jpeg-3773072.JPG Looks like that would be a good scope for a 14.5" build. |
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Originally Posted By Bringo: It's tucked about a quarter inch. The URX4 just fits over the Omega 9k. BA 8.3" Hanson Barrel KAC URX4 8.5" Silencerco Omega 9k with 5/8x24 direct thread mount I highly recommend a short blackout build to folks that enjoy this type of stuff. The size/weight vs firepower/capability ratio is insane. I've heard some say that blackout ballistics are similar to 30-30, like that's a bad thing. 25-30 rounds of 30-30 out of a mag fed semi-auto (or FRT) that's the same size as a MP5K is nothing to scoff at. @Daggert built pretty much the same upper but with a shorter (6.5"?) barrel. Maybe he'll post up a pic here again. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54399038745_a0b05cb816_z.jpghttps://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54399038885_30b458348a_z.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54491892363_54425ab0a9_z.jpg Attached File 8.5" URX4 7.0" barrel lol - it's a scalable system. Attached File |
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12.5" FM-15 upper... Attached File |
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Attached File Front: 7.5 5.56 upper/ Mega lower with Sierra 5 Middle: Colt 6945 upper(10.3”)/Zev lower with Lazarus 6. Rear: 7” .300BLK upper/Zev lower with Resiliant Jolene S. |
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Originally Posted By jkirkon: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/284805/IMG_2200_jpeg-3799911.JPG Front: 7.5 5.56 upper/ Mega lower with Sierra 5 Middle: Colt 6945 upper(10.3")/Zev lower with Lazarus 6. Rear: 7" .300BLK upper/Zev lower with Resiliant Jolene S. Nice looking guns! Where did you get those 5.56 nato/300 blk rail covers? |
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Originally Posted By Nobody69s: @jkirkon Nice looking guns! Where did you get those 5.56 nato/300 blk rail covers? Rifle Tactical Guy is a small business owner local to me. Very nice quality products. Highly recommended! |
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Originally Posted By jkirkon: Rifle Tactical Guy is a small business owner local to me. Very nice quality products. Highly recommended! |
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Originally Posted By RolandofGilead: Got my Rhodie 6k in today https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/45602/5b2116ad-dbd7-4d99-93b3-bdd2f31c4e26-1_a-3776148.JPG @RolandofGilead that camo looks awesome. |
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Originally Posted By Aggie_Gunner: @RolandofGilead that camo looks awesome. Also had my form 1 approved on that one so I should take another pic probably. |
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Both the gun and the can have been fantastic. Direct thread Exigent Defense RICO309 on a MKE AP5 SD. Attached File |
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