Posted: 11/16/2009 12:50:05 PM EDT
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I built this before I left but I had a whole year to think about it and I decided to put the Eotech on it and change the Vortec flash hider to a PWS compensator. Started using 20rd PMAGS to cut down the weight. I think it looks better with the shorter mag. 
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I built this before I left but I had a whole year to think about it and I decided to put the Eotech on it and change the Vortec flash hider to a PWS compensator. Started using 20rd PMAGS to cut down the weight. I think it looks better with the shorter mag. http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q295/Stylensky/DSCN1134.jpg http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q295/Stylensky/DSCN1135.jpg Nice. That sure would be sweet in 6.8 SPC or .338 Spectre. Where did you find the Pistol receiver extension and buffer? |
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Quoted: In before the poster(s) that has/have never handled much less shot an AR pistol tells you how useless they are without a stock. Nice blaster kid! I've never shot one - can you post a video of someone shooting one well? Not saying they can or can't be - I've just never seen someone shoot one well and I've never shot one myself... |
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In before the poster(s) that has/have never handled much less shot an AR pistol tells you how useless they are without a stock. Nice blaster kid! I've never shot one - can you post a video of someone shooting one well? Not saying they can or can't be - I've just never seen someone shoot one well and I've never shot one myself... By "well" you mean shreading a bad guy in your house? Yes, pics would be cool. I'd like one of these on a single point under my raincoat; looks perfect for anything inside 100 yards. Very nice weapon. |
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I built this before I left but I had a whole year to think about it and I decided to put the Eotech on it and change the Vortec flash hider to a PWS compensator. Started using 20rd PMAGS to cut down the weight. I think it looks better with the shorter mag. http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q295/Stylensky/DSCN1134.jpg http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q295/Stylensky/DSCN1135.jpg Nice. That sure would be sweet in 6.8 SPC or .338 Spectre. Where did you find the Pistol receiver extension and buffer? Its the Gunsmoke Enterprises shorty buffer and tube. It uses a 1911 pistol spring and a very small buffer. |
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In before the poster(s) that has/have never handled much less shot an AR pistol tells you how useless they are without a stock. Nice blaster kid! I've never shot one - can you post a video of someone shooting one well? Not saying they can or can't be - I've just never seen someone shoot one well and I've never shot one myself... I had already planned on making a video. I'll have it up on Youtube within the week. Its raining today so I have to wait. |
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Serious question; what the options and/or preferred method of holding an AR pistol? Can you even hold it like a regular pistol? Yes you can hold it like a regular pistol but it weighs 6 lbs( loaded). When target shooting with it I hold the magwell/mag with my left hand and sometimes even touch the buffer to my cheek. Its no tack driver by any stretch of the imagination but it does hit what I'm aiming at and can easily shred a silhouette target at 50 meters. For fun time I just fire it from the hip and enjoy the fireballs. 
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I'd love to have one (and have the lowers sitting around to build one from), but the one time I tried, I found a problem:
-I absolutely would want a short buffer tube like pictured - if I'm going to use a long buffer tube, it seems to defeat the purpose, but.... -Second, the short buffer I tried (cheap short tube, looked much like a GSE, was bought off the EE at closeout prices from I-remember-not-where) gave me horrible bolt-bounce issues. Mine used a 1911 spring, a carrier insert weight, and a spring guide rod. It simply wasn't heavy enough to deal with bolt bounce. So...how DO you get the short-tube setup to work reliably? |
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