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Grey AR picture thread (Page 9 of 10)
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Originally Posted By nate_the_great:
I think this one fits. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/381888/IMG-0177-126476.JPG |
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PSA KS47 upper, lower, bolt carrier and Midway AR Stoner 7.62x39mm barrel with an Adams Arms piston kit. Gray magpul furniture.
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If I edited the post above it's more than likely because I suck at typing. If I didn't, I was either in too big of a hurry or just missed it.
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Originally Posted By StrangerDanger:
https://i.imgur.com/QtVjDkn.jpg Work in progress. Gray furniture and eventual NP3 all the things. Nice, looks baller |
"That's my secret cap, I'm always drunk"
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Looks good. On a PFG no less. Congrats.
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I hated going to weddings. All the grandmas would poke me and say "You're next". They stopped that when I started doing it to them at funerals.
Magpul Grey furniture, Tungsten Grey Raptor CH, and Stealth Grey Duracoat for the rail, magazine, and small bits like safety, bolt catch, mag release. They all match a little closer in person than in the picture, the biggest issue being that the Duracoat has a gloss finish to it while the Magpul furniture is dull. But she's grey and shoots well. 
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"The dead only know one thing, it's better to be alive" Joker
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We few, we happy few, we band of brothers, For he today who sheds his blood with me shall be my brother.
Henry the V
Henry the V
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Major Captain of Seaborne Party Operations for the North Atlantic Ocean
A couple new builds in progress. Parts just came back from NP3 plating with Wright Armory. Barrels are now at ADCO getting their gas blocks pinned on and the Surefire Flash suppressor pinned on the 14.5" Proof Research carbon fiber wrapped barrel.
I fully disassembled the Magpul UBR gen 2 and sent all the internals off for NP3 plating. Right down to the wire that holds the door flap in place. These stocks come apart easy, but can be challenging to get back together correctly. Luckily I took pictures as I went and had another stock like it to look at while working. I had issues with the Magpul CTR stock in gray. The lock wouldn't tighten up the stock to the receiver extension on several different rifles. So I bent the flange under the lock that applies pressure to the plastic part of the stock. This causes it to press the plastic tighter to engage the lock. This ended up being a pretty simple fix and works on all loose CTR stocks. I took measurements of the flange with calipers, then squeezed the flange in a vice carefully. I worked slow and was able to set the tension where I wanted. All the internals of the CTR were plated in NP3. They're actually pretty easy to disassemble. 
Rough test fit. A few parts were sent out to my painter to match the NP3 finish. Things like the light head can't be plated. 
Waiting for its main optic. |
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Originally Posted By StrangerDanger:
A couple new builds in progress. Parts just came back from NP3 plating with Wright Armory. Barrels are now at ADCO getting their gas blocks pinned on and the Surefire Flash suppressor pinned on the 14.5" Proof Research carbon fiber wrapped barrel. https://i.imgur.com/XPcYsPg.jpg https://i.imgur.com/n8NeumK.jpg https://i.imgur.com/1tTRxyO.jpg I fully disassembled the Magpul UBR gen 2 and sent all the internals off for NP3 plating. Right down to the wire that holds the door flap in place. These stocks come apart easy, but can be challenging to get back together correctly. Luckily I took pictures as I went and had another stock like it to look at while working. I had issues with the Magpul CTR stock in gray. The lock wouldn't tighten up the stock to the receiver extension on several different rifles. So I bent the flange under the lock that applies pressure to the plastic part of the stock. This causes it to press the plastic tighter to engage the lock. This ended up being a pretty simple fix and works on all loose CTR stocks. I took measurements of the flange with calipers, then squeezed the flange in a vice carefully. I worked slow and was able to set the tension where I wanted. All the internals of the CTR were plated in NP3. They're actually pretty easy to disassemble. https://i.imgur.com/0Hz5UtD.jpg https://i.imgur.com/U0jXp7c.jpg Rough test fit. A few parts were sent out to my painter to match the NP3 finish. Things like the light head can't be plated. https://i.imgur.com/wFE2UiX.jpg Waiting for its main optic. |
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Attached File sniper grey cerakote LMT LM8 MRP getting a barrel converted for use in the platform. |
Rest in Peace, Ed. God bless your family and thank you for creating something which allowed thousands of people to unite and be a part of something greater than ourselves.
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Originally Posted By Ruark: Jeez, do you guys actually USE those guns, or are they just safe queens? https://i.imgur.com/JjoXT95.jpg Good coatings don't flake off like krylon. |
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Originally Posted By TrailerTrash556: Old pictures. I need to get some of it's current state https://i.imgur.com/kvOEq4c.jpg https://i.imgur.com/j1qUic1.jpg Where did you get the gray pmag? I tried to dye some and they looked really blueish tinged. |
-Hi, my name is RuKuS, and I'm a ARcoholic.
-Oh, I am sorry, I thought this was a forum where people give their
opinions, exchange ideas and give/ask for help. My mistake.
-Oh, I am sorry, I thought this was a forum where people give their
opinions, exchange ideas and give/ask for help. My mistake.
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Originally Posted By RuKuS: Where did you get the gray pmag? I tried to dye some and they looked really blueish tinged. https://www.mysoutherntactical.com/ I dont know if they still offer the solid colors. I've tried many different paint brands and colors trying to find one to match but have had no luck. |
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