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Posted: 4/30/2010 4:31:51 PM EDT
Thought I'd post what I call my "precision ARs", a subgroup of the family. Just killin' time on a Friday night
Noveske 16.1" recon barrel, Larue stealth upper, Larue 11" rails, BCM BCG, Gunfighter CH, LMT lower with Geissele SSA Leupold Mark 4 1.5-5x MR/T M2 
Douglas SS 16" SPR contour barrel, Colt upper and BCG, Gasbuster CH, Larue 11" rails Sabre Defence lower with Geissele SSA Trijicon TA01 NSN 
Mark 12 Mod 1 SPR Douglas SS 18" SPR barrel, KAC FF rail, Colt M4 upper, Colt BCG, PRI Gasbuster CH Sabre Defence lower with KAC match trigger Leupold Mark 4 MR/T, 2.5-8x M2 
SAM-R build CMT upper and BCG, Krieger 20" match barrel, PRI gas block/front sight, Larue 12" rails Eagle Arms lower, Geissele DMR Trigger, Gasbuster CH Leupold Mark 4, MR/T 3-9x M3 
SDM-R build Douglas 20" fluted SS match barrel, CMT upper and BCG, Daniel Defence 12" rails, set screw FSB RRA lower, Geissele match trigger Burris Fullfield II 3-9x Lighted Reticle Scope 
ETA: The first three (uppers) were all assembled by ADCO from the components I sent them the last two by Compass Lake Engineering |
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Me thinks u have too much $ 
ETA: I see you have some pretty expensive optics and then the FFII. Do you like the Ballistic Plex enough to keep it around or is it something else. I love mine. Yes, I originally had a TA31F ACOG on the SDM-R. I figured that 4x actually limited the potential of the rifle. This Burris scope is excellent, I read some great reviews on it. and it works great in practice! I got the lighted version and sent it back to Burris to install the target turrets. If a scope works for a reasonable price I'm not a snob. And the Burris is simple to use, great glass and accurate! One of the great secrets in the optics world! |
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Me thinks u have too much $
ETA: I see you have some pretty expensive optics and then the FFII. Do you like the Ballistic Plex enough to keep it around or is it something else. I love mine. Yes, I originally had a TA31F ACOG on the SDM-R. I figured that 4x actually limited the potential of the rifle. This Burris scope is excellent, I read some great reviews on it. and it works great in practice! I got the lighted version and sent it back to Burris to install the target turrets. If a scope works for a reasonable price I'm not a snob. And the Burris is simple to use, great glass and accurate! One of the great secrets in the optics world! Thats what I figured. I've got 2 and I'm thinking of picking up another. Great scopes. |
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Where is the link to your whole collection? Probably the finest AR collection I have ever seen. How many rounds, on average, through them all? It's right here http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=118&t=490357 BTW love the "Currahee" handle. My late uncle was a member of B Co., 506th PIR from May 1943 through the end of the war, |
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