This build had 2 objectives: (1) lightweight, CQB/range duty; and (2) piss off the NY liberals.    I finished it last year, but just didn't get around to posting it up for you fine fellas.  LMT upper and lower from Denny's Guns/GTS (highest regards for this man and his work).  Here's the skinny (and keep in mind, I chose to conform to NY's stupid AR ban)...

LMT 14.5" upper with permanently attached PWS FSC556 (bayo lug shaved)
BCM BCG - FA
LMT lower with 2 stage trigger and Ergo grip (sold off the SOPMOD)
Magpul CTR stock (pinned)
EOTech 512 on a LaRue QD riser mount
pre-ban 30 round mags
XM193 ammo out the ying-yang

(not pictured: Troy BUIS and VIcker's 2 point sling)









Second LMT lower on order and will be paired with a Noveske N4 VIS low profile upper.  This one will have some goodies attached.

Very Nice.....And those pre-ban mags appear to be in excellent shape...

U saw that 2.

save your brass and I'll buy it.

Great looking rifle! I put my LMT together by buying the lower and upper separately, using the 14.5" as well. Have two other LMT lowers with different uppers (Noveske and a BCM) and another 14.5" LMT upper on a Bushy lower (SBR). Great company.

Picked up 5 new black teflon coated pre-ban Labelle mags from the EE a few months back.

They are very nice!

Nice looking rifle. I see a pinned CTR stock in my future.

Nice looking rig! My AR is LMT up and down as well. Good stuff!

I have a couple of those my self, just set up a little differently. Where in NY?

Saratoga county.

I have another LMT lower on order and I'll swap out the standard carbine stock using the CTR in LaRue's UDE kit.  The plan is to put a Noveske N4 VIS low profile on top (with a FSC556), but if I can't get one ordered in the next month or so, I might order a LMT MRP instead.  The finished product will most likely sport an ACOG and Surefire in LaRue mounts and become my go-to rifle.

How do you like the FSC 556?

Way to go for a post ban build!  Looks sweet.

Highly recommend them for post-ban builds.  They're worth the money, IMO.