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Posted: 7/16/2004 9:06:24 PM EDT
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How much would you guess a... LMT M4 16" barrel, upper, ect. What with the difference in weight be between a 16" and a 14.5"? YHM light weight handguards YHM flip-up sight ARMS #40 back flip-up site Magpul rail covers and a Tango Down vert grip And yes some sort of lower with a ACE stock. What do you think that will weigh |
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or you could do what most people do in this situation and go to the individual websites & find out for yourself. Get yourself a calculator and type in the numbers, separated by a "+" sign, and when you get them all entered hit "=". Here, I'll get you started secure.valinet.com/~yankeeh/cgi-bin/web_store/web_store.cgi?page=forearms.html&&cart_id=5947479_4059 Not sure what you mean by "lightweight handguards" so here's a couple: Carbine 2 Piece Handguard YHM-9670 Weight 10.3 oz Light Weight 4 Rail Forearms Carbine Length (Overall length: 7.2 in) Weight 10.6 oz. For all other questions YHM [email protected] www.bushmaster.com/faqnew/content_by_cat.asp?contentid=205&catid=103 14.5"M4_____________2.0 14.5"M4AK__________ 2.2 14.5"M4MY__________ 2.2 14.5"M4AM (phantom)_ 2.2 14.5"M4IZ____________2.2 16"M4 Dissipator______2.3 16" Superlight________ 1.9 16"M4_______________2.2 Incidentally, unless you're going to be mailing the thing, and can't go over a certain weight, the idea behind a lightweight carbine is not to design to a target weight (unless that's the only goal, and in which case you're addint alot of unnecceary weight there). You buy the parts/pieces that you like, while trying to maintain a light weight criteria, and you make do with what you wind up with. If light weight is your only criteria, buy a Carbon-15. |
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