Posted: 3/31/2012 12:11:21 PM EDT
| I purchased My RRA Elite Opertor 2 in January 2012. I just got the chance to pick it up and it is 10000% worth the weight. As my first ar-15 I am incredibly happy. Just wanted to throw in my 2 cents for anyone interested in one, you will NOT be upset. |
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Congrats! I've had mine just over a year (also my first AR) close to 2k rounds and running better than new!
New with a few add on's http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff4/mjp68/Guns%20n%20stuff/IMG_10631.jpg Now http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff4/mjp68/Guns%20n%20stuff/IMG_1566.jpg Very glad I bought it. Post some pics and a review! |
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I too love my EO2. I have a BCM Mid length, a Daniel Defense V7 and my RRA EO2 - If SHTF, Im taking the RRA. I couldnt be more pleased. RRAs tolerances are tighter, the bolt action is far smoother and the accuracy is better.
http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/ll202/Crowbar4/rra.jpg http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/ll202/Crowbar4/rra2.jpg |
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I too love my RRA LAR-8's.
I have the 16" LAR-8, the old Bushmaster Bar-10, and a RRA LAR-8 20" upper that I run on the bushmaster. I had these guys do some coating on the BCG to help with reliability and cleaning. Very happy with it. www.wmdguns.com/content.cfm?cmd=62 Medical bills forcing the sale of the 20" upper, but i still get to keep my 16". |
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A toothpick, some red testors paint, some enamel thinner and a paper towel.
Dip the toothpick in the testors paint. Make sure you to heavy to make sure the whole roll mark is filled. Use a business card and run over the logo to remove the excess Let sit for about 2-3 hours Dip paper towel in paint thinner and LIGHTLY wipe over the roll mark until the logo is cleaned up. You don't want to press down and remove the paint from the inside the roll mark. Use some gun cleaner/clp to finish it up. Lasts a long time, almost permanent. Waaaay better than crayons. |
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A toothpick, some red testors paint, some enamel thinner and a paper towel. Dip the toothpick in the testors paint. Make sure you to heavy to make sure the whole roll mark is filled. Use a business card and run over the logo to remove the excess Let sit for about 2-3 hours Dip paper towel in paint thinner and LIGHTLY wipe over the roll mark until the logo is cleaned up. You don't want to press down and remove the paint from the inside the roll mark. Use some gun cleaner/clp to finish it up. Lasts a long time, almost permanent. Waaaay better than crayons. Nice! I think I'll do mine in green. |