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Originally Posted By mattjedi: The go-to now has appropriate desert camouflage. https://i.imgur.com/JKNS6Js.jpg https://i.imgur.com/COWYgmh.jpg View Quote What colors did you use on this? Looks great. I picked up a DDM4V11 SLW and I am considering painting it as well. |
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This has been my go to rifle for years now.
Noveske Afghan Gen 1 upper Vltor lower, IMOD stock, Larue MBT-2S Trijicon TR24 (have a Badger 1.93 that I’m gonna throw this in soon) Surefire M951 w/ Malkoff led and Cloud Defensive LCS KAC 600m rear and M4 front buis Attached File |
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Originally Posted By DefenderAO: Two is one, right? Bottom is identical to the top except for the M600V light and Aimpoint 3XMAG-1 magnifier in a Unity FTC mount. It will be my all around to have some better reach-out capability. Top remains home defense. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50571971276_f94acbfdce_h.jpg View Quote These are uhh, whats the best word, perfect. Are these full Triarc uppers? 12.5 maybe? Hard to tell barrel length exactly. |
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Originally Posted By Marecco: These are uhh, whats the best word, perfect. Are these full Triarc uppers? 12.5 maybe? Hard to tell barrel length exactly. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Marecco: Originally Posted By DefenderAO: Two is one, right? Bottom is identical to the top except for the M600V light and Aimpoint 3XMAG-1 magnifier in a Unity FTC mount. It will be my all around to have some better reach-out capability. Top remains home defense. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50571971276_f94acbfdce_h.jpg These are uhh, whats the best word, perfect. Are these full Triarc uppers? 12.5 maybe? Hard to tell barrel length exactly. Thank you, I appreciate it. Actually 11.5" (Triarc complete) uppers. I have a 12.5" upper on the way that will host an OSS Ti can (will be my thermal set-up with a REAP-IR optic). Also looking to move my NV set-up to an SBR. My current is a Daniel Defense 16" which works, but I do prefer 11.5"-12.5" suppressed. I'm pleased where they are right now for sure... |
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So, I think we have enough data on barrel lengths to see what the favorites are. I'm going to be starting a new Poll. This one will be on Our favorite name brand AR. Make sure to vote at the top of the page, thanks.
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Originally Posted By DefenderAO: Thank you, I appreciate it. Actually 11.5" (Triarc complete) uppers. I have a 12.5" upper on the way that will host an OSS Ti can (will be my thermal set-up with a REAP-IR optic). Also looking to move my NV set-up to an SBR. My current is a Daniel Defense 16" which works, but I do prefer 11.5"-12.5" suppressed. I'm please where they are right now for sure... View Quote Nice setups for sure. How do they run? I have heard the Triarc short barrels are gassed great for suppressed guns. |
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Originally Posted By Marecco: Nice setups for sure. How do they run? I have heard the Triarc short barrels are gassed great for suppressed guns. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Marecco: Originally Posted By DefenderAO: Thank you, I appreciate it. Actually 11.5" (Triarc complete) uppers. I have a 12.5" upper on the way that will host an OSS Ti can (will be my thermal set-up with a REAP-IR optic). Also looking to move my NV set-up to an SBR. My current is a Daniel Defense 16" which works, but I do prefer 11.5"-12.5" suppressed. I'm pleased where they are right now for sure... Nice setups for sure. How do they run? I have heard the Triarc short barrels are gassed great for suppressed guns. They run great. .046” gas port for suppressed only shooting. Very innovative and smooth action. |
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Originally Posted By DefenderAO: They run great. .046” gas port for suppressed only shooting. Very innovative and smooth action. View Quote Awesome. I moved a lot of my stuff over to Bootleg Adjustable carriers but that's essentially like putting a band aid on a cut that needs stitches. I like seeing stuff properly engineered to not have all the extra BS needed to make it run like it should. |
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Hey AO, does Triarc make Suppressed/Unsuppressed Uppers?
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Originally Posted By Marecco: Awesome. I moved a lot of my stuff over to Bootleg Adjustable carriers but that's essentially like putting a band aid on a cut that needs stitches. I like seeing stuff properly engineered to not have all the extra BS needed to make it run like it should. View Quote I have had great luck porting @ .06 and an H2 Buffer for Carbine Length Gas. Then I swap to Mil Spec Buffers when I shoot unsuppressed. I have done this on a 10-5 and 11-5 barrel. It also might be pertinent that I pretty much only run 30cal suppressors on 5.56 and I run LMT Enhanced BCG's. Personally I think 7.62 Cans are quieter at the ear than 5.56 Cans. As for adjustable GB's and BCG's, I think you'll find a lot of heat erosion occurring, mainly on the set screws that close off gas, therefore requiring constant adjustment to maintain consistent back pressure. I should note, I have no experience with adjustable BCG's, just GB's... |
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Originally Posted By Marecco: Awesome. I moved a lot of my stuff over to Bootleg Adjustable carriers but that's essentially like putting a band aid on a cut that needs stitches. I like seeing stuff properly engineered to not have all the extra BS needed to make it run like it should. View Quote Not IMO man. Running a small port isn't anything new, people have been doing it on the other forum for years. Think Sionics was one of the first, but BRT has made GP inserts for years and now makes barrels. I prefer to keep my 11.5's around .068 range. They'll run un-suppressed and dirty with hot ammo. My go to 11.5" has a LMT enhanced bolt with a bootleg carrier, and a DD barrel @ .068 GP. I run it 100% suppressed with a Turbo K, but for me the ability to run it un suppressed with a simple adjustment is a must. But I like options |
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Originally Posted By Blackhalo: Not IMO man. Running a small port isn't anything new, people have been doing it on the other forum for years. Think Sionics was one of the first, but BRT has made GP inserts for years and now makes barrels. I prefer to keep my 11.5's around .068 range. They'll run un-suppressed and dirty with hot ammo. My go to 11.5" has a LMT enhanced bolt with a bootleg carrier, and a DD barrel @ .068 GP. I run it 100% suppressed with a Turbo K, but for me the ability to run it un suppressed with a simple adjustment is a must. But I like options View Quote For sure options are always nice. Since cans are a thing there is really no time I every shoot without one so a properly sized gas port would essentially do away with needing the other adjustable stuff if running it suppressed 100% of the time. I do think the carriers are a great option for the off chance you want to shoot without a can. Make a quick turn and you're there. That's why I have them. But I feel it is still essentially a Band-Aid on a full suppressed rifle. |
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Originally Posted By Marecco: For sure options are always nice. Since cans are a thing there is really no time I every shoot without one so a properly sized gas port would essentially do away with needing the other adjustable stuff if running it suppressed 100% of the time. I do think the carriers are a great option for the off chance you want to shoot without a can. Make a quick turn and you're there. That's why I have them. But I feel it is still essentially a Band-Aid on a full suppressed rifle. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Marecco: Originally Posted By Blackhalo: Not IMO man. Running a small port isn't anything new, people have been doing it on the other forum for years. Think Sionics was one of the first, but BRT has made GP inserts for years and now makes barrels. I prefer to keep my 11.5's around .068 range. They'll run un-suppressed and dirty with hot ammo. My go to 11.5" has a LMT enhanced bolt with a bootleg carrier, and a DD barrel @ .068 GP. I run it 100% suppressed with a Turbo K, but for me the ability to run it un suppressed with a simple adjustment is a must. But I like options For sure options are always nice. Since cans are a thing there is really no time I every shoot without one so a properly sized gas port would essentially do away with needing the other adjustable stuff if running it suppressed 100% of the time. I do think the carriers are a great option for the off chance you want to shoot without a can. Make a quick turn and you're there. That's why I have them. But I feel it is still essentially a Band-Aid on a full suppressed rifle. Triarc's unsuppressed or normal gas block size is .0625". That is on the smaller side compared top DD, BCM etc, and I think it's good. I have no interest shooting 10.3"-11.5" barrels without a can. The .046" is great towards that aim. And yes, I hear you, sometimes the AGB and adjustable carriers feel like band-aids which can be avoided through engineering |
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Those who would give up essential liberty, to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety
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So I'm thinking about building an AR47. I want to use a mil-spec lower. Does anyone have any experience with this setup and it's reliability? I dont like the mutant look and have all parts required except the barrel. Hopefully I can find a good 12-5 barrel in 7.62x39.
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Here is my Colt SOCOM. I made modifications to the following:
Muzzle device Muzzle device washer Barrel Gas block Gas tube Gas tube roll pin Hand guard Barrel nut Upper receiver Upper receiver parts kit Bolt carrier group Charging handle Lower receiver Trigger Lower parts kit Grip End plate Receiver extension Castle nut Buffer Buffer spring Buttstock It's a Colt SOCOM, so I know it's GTG! Attached File |
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Originally Posted By PFran42: Here is my Colt SOCOM. I made modifications to the following: Muzzle device Muzzle device washer Barrel Gas block Gas tube Gas tube roll pin Hand guard Barrel nut Upper receiver Upper receiver parts kit Bolt carrier group Charging handle Lower receiver Trigger Lower parts kit Grip End plate Receiver extension Castle nut Buffer Buffer spring Buttstock It's a Colt SOCOM, so I know it's GTG! https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/309598/bad-oip-rifle-920x435_jpg-1691468.JPG View Quote You made it better! Speaking of which, I just ordered a 1 ton dually and I am going to have the rear axle fluted and converted to single rear wheel. Gonna put some sweet 24" wheels and low pro tires. It'll be awesome. |
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IG: @cqbr.kurdt Looking for a taupe anodized KAC 99051 front sight. |
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Originally Posted By Cdm1985: https://i1.lensdump.com/i/0sI3kk.jpg https://i1.lensdump.com/i/0sI4Hx.jpg View Quote Well done. |
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Originally Posted By Blanco_Diablo: My form 4 for my Turbo K got approved on Halloween and just got to my dealer yesterday, so now my go-to rifle is 100% done https://i.ibb.co/mXh6Yf6/20201120-160900.jpg View Quote Yay congrats! I love my turbo K. Id do something about your tape switch cables though those look snag happy. Might as well share my concealed carry handgun. |
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Originally Posted By Jonny1904: An NFA first for me, Form 1 got approved recently https://i.imgur.com/8EO9OXO.jpg I feel it needs a DBAL 12 just for the CQB aiming laser, but might have to take off the Law to keep this thing from being too heavy View Quote How are you shooting where the magnifier position is viable from for eye relief? Nothing other than NTCH would work with it that far forward. Looks like some strain... |
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Originally Posted By JerDerv: Yay congrats! I love my turbo K. Id do something about your tape switch cables though those look snag happy. Might as well share my concealed carry handgun. https://i.imgur.com/fTIVgcE.jpg View Quote Very nice! Honestly the cables look way worse than they are, but I did add another zip tie after your suggestion. Way better now, thanks! |
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Originally Posted By Cdm1985: https://i1.lensdump.com/i/0sI3kk.jpg https://i1.lensdump.com/i/0sI4Hx.jpg View Quote @Cdm1985 Awesome Build! I have the same build, differing only in the Mount. Have yet to get my hands on a KAC Ambi Lower so ran the E3 Upper on a MARS-L. Good idea! I did get a KAC ambi CH and Sandcutter BCG for it so I'd love to have the KAC Lower. Te Sling Swivel placement is pretty BA. |
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Originally Posted By YEAROGER27: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/312762/BAB222EF-833C-4501-BFC4-D001F945F723_jpe-1699071.JPG View Quote Very nice. |
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Make sure to vote on your favorite AR at the top of the page. The next poll will be about Optics. I will run a Red Dot/Holographic Poll, an LPVO Poll and a Magnified Optic Poll. I am going to include Aimpoint Comp, Aimpoint T2, Trijicon RMR, Trijicon MRO, EoTech and because so many of us are utilizing Magnifires, I'm going to include the Elcan Spector. I believe the Elcan 1x4x is more like a Red Dot w/ Magnifier than an LPVO Trying to keep inline with tried and true Duty Optics, let me know what you want to see in the LPVO Section. I'll let the current Poll continue through the weekend and then run each of the 3 Optics Polls for 10 days.
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You’ll need to include the TA31/TA11/TA44 in that list.
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Originally Posted By Wake27: Not for this century. View Quote I disagree. The ACOG is an absolute tank. It will survive stuff that few other optics will survive, is powered by the fiber optics so no batteries, is super lightweight compared to other offerings, the glass is insane, and the field of view on it is unparalleled. The only thing people could complain about that I would agree with is the eye relief, and while that sucks, it's a training issue and can be mitigated with a rear biased riser. |
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Originally Posted By M-4matus: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/484978/20201127_160536-1704570.jpg View Quote 50 shades of FDE. I love it. |
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Originally Posted By india13c: I disagree. The ACOG is an absolute tank. It will survive stuff that few other optics will survive, is powered by the fiber optics so no batteries, is super lightweight compared to other offerings, the glass is insane, and the field of view on it is unparalleled. The only thing people could complain about that I would agree with is the eye relief, and while that sucks, it's a training issue and can be mitigated with a rear biased riser. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By india13c: Originally Posted By Wake27: Not for this century. I disagree. The ACOG is an absolute tank. It will survive stuff that few other optics will survive, is powered by the fiber optics so no batteries, is super lightweight compared to other offerings, the glass is insane, and the field of view on it is unparalleled. The only thing people could complain about that I would agree with is the eye relief, and while that sucks, it's a training issue and can be mitigated with a rear biased riser. The TA31 has short eye relief because of the field of view. Move your eye back to where it is with a TA11 and holy fuck, you have the same field of view. The TA31 is one of, if not the best carbine optics bar none. |
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Originally Posted By M-4matus: @PBWalsh So, do you think these fixed magnified sights should be in a rank of their own? Also, Keep in mind, there are only 6 spots in the Polls. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By M-4matus: Originally Posted By PBWalsh: You’ll need to include the TA31/TA11/TA44 in that list. @PBWalsh So, do you think these fixed magnified sights should be in a rank of their own? Also, Keep in mind, there are only 6 spots in the Polls. Yes, maybe add just a generic “fixed prism” option. Prism optic such as these are very light weight, durable, and fast. To the person saying “not for this century”, I must disagree. LPVOs are heavier, and most require batteries for illumination. The TA31 is 9.9oz naked, never needs a battery, and when combined with a front objective cap, is essentially a 1/4x optic. With my cantilever ADM mount, it puts the ACOG in a more rearward position which allows me to shoot unhindered by the shorter eye relief. For me and what I wanted out of my utility AR, it is perfect. |
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