AR Sponsor
Posted: 2/14/2014 6:47:53 AM EDT
|
Hey all, I have been using this forum religiously throughout the process of piecing together my first AR build. Up until now i have done it all by myself. Here is my current build:
- Noveske Gen II lower - CMC single stage flat trigger - Ergo grip with palm shelf - Magpul MOE rifle stock - B.A.D safety selector - Seekins bolt release - Seekins Mag release -KNS anti-rotational pins -YHM extended receiver pins - Vltor Mur Upper - Rainer Arms Ultra Match 20" fluted barrel - Rainer Arms BCG That is what i have so far. It has been a slow process because of the price of this build. My question for you is, what 15" rail should i get? I cant make a decision if my life depended on it. I have narrowed it down to three choices. Rev Fortis 14" Seekins MCSR V2 15" Odin Works 15.5" all those option weigh the same and i am leaning towards the fortis and odin options. Please! Any input would greatly help! I plan on cerakoting the lower, upper, and receiver. Any and all input will be much appreciated! thanks p.s. I am going for an AR rifle type of build to use for coyotes and the occasional target shooting. This gun WILL have a bipod on it if that makes any difference at all. Thanks guys! |
" />
|
Quoted: Diamondhead VRS-T Best looking Most comfortable Rail out there. IMO http://<a href=http://i.imgur.com/GpaLW95.jpg</a>" /> I will second that! The rail is what made me purchase this as my FIRST AR, the included Diamondhead sights helped also. . . |
|
The Centurion Arms CMR is pretty sweet. pretty light for the length as well. I'm running a 14" on my latest rifle right now.
https://www.centurionarms.net/images/stories/5.56%20CMR%2012in/BothBuilds-12-n-14-Lg.jpg |
|
Quoted:
The Centurion Arms CMR is pretty sweet. pretty light for the length as well. I'm running a 14" on my latest rifle right now. https://www.centurionarms.net/images/stories/5.56%20CMR%2012in/BothBuilds-12-n-14-Lg.jpg Great rails and a great company. |
AR Sponsor