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Posted: 10/13/2010 1:19:55 PM EDT
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Let me start be saying this is great site with some really informative people. I guess I registered here awhile back and forgot, but I have been doing alot reading here lately and Im looking forward to seeing what the site has to offer and hopefully adding a little bit of my black gun knowledge here. I started shooting AR's 6 years ago and I really enjoy the platform. I have built 30 or so AR'S to date and keep 12-15 various guns in my personal collection that Ive built and just couldnt let go of.
Ive spent the past few weeks trying to decide what I wanted for my next AR build. I decided for this rifle I would go for ultimate accuracy. My deciding factor was seeing Rainier Arms post about the Noveske 20" 5.56 barrel. So I called them up and had a lenghty discussion with Mike. Before I get to the details of the gun I would like to thank Mike and Rainier Arms for their great customer service and having the parts in stock. While on the phone with Mike I decided on Mega Billet lower and Mega Billet side charging upper with Young Manu. NM bolt with side charging handle. So heres the details on what I built. As already stated I used, Mega Billet upper and lower Young NM bolt Noveske 20" 1 in 8 Varmint barrel Timney 3lb trigger Magpul PRS stock Nightforce 3.5x15 in Larue LT104 mount Larue Bipod adaptor w/ Harris Bipod RRA Advanced Half Quad with Full Length Top Rail I also used a RRA lower parts kit and Badger Ordinace Charging handle Heres a few shots of the completed rifle: 
Ill report back to tell if it was money/time well spent. A few shots of my other black guns. Surpressed Armailte Super SASS and AR10T 
Afew of the others on the rack 
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Side charging handle... so its now a bolt action or is it still semi? Very nice lookin rifle, looks awesome. Its still a semi and still has a charging handle in the original location. Side charging handle gives you another way to charge the weapon, I went ths route as this rifle will be shot more from a bench or prone position and the side handle makes it easier to chamber a round. |
| Great looking set up there! The rifle is beautiful! Are you worried that someone could break the window and get into that man-cave? I might put bars on the windows or something to make sure it was a little more secure from the outside. Someday I'll have a nice room like yours. Great job with the rifle again! It is a beauty! |
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Great looking set up there! The rifle is beautiful! Are you worried that someone could break the window and get into that man-cave? I might put bars on the windows or something to make sure it was a little more secure from the outside. Someday I'll have a nice room like yours. Great job with the rifle again! It is a beauty! The building is very secure. I live in a very rural place, so between being somewhat isolated, no one knowing what I have, and the security systems in place I feel its portected. I allow a very select few in to the room. 
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