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Posted: 8/13/2012 5:33:07 PM EDT
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Finally got my build to a point where I am very happy with it. Only thin I could add at this point would be some sort of optic - most likely an ACOG. Had a Nikon M-223 2-8x on it before that I liked, but I wanted to go for a more simple style, so I put that on my 10/22 for now. Here is the parts list:
American Weapon Systems lower DPMS lower parts kit Magpul MOE+ grip Magpul enhanced trigger guard ATI milspec buffer system Magpul ACS-L stock (pinned, thanks MA!) American Weapon Systems upper BCM bolt carrier group Noveske charging handle w/ Badger Ordnance latch White Oak Armament 16" barrel, 1:7 twist, mid-length gas (painted end flat black to match rifle) YHM low profile gas block YHM Phantom muzzle brake (pinned, thanks MA!) Centurion C4 rail, 10" length Magpul MBUS gen 2 BUIS front/rear I think that about does it. It will shoot anything I put through it without a hiccup. Loves cheapo Tula junk from Walmart for easy range practice. Like I said, in the future I will probably add an ACOG, probably TA-33 or similar. Really want to nail down the iron sights in the mean time. So far been grouping around 2" @ 50yds with the iron sights, and my eyesight isn't all that great. All around great, reliable gun that I would absolutely trust in a SHTF scenario. Gotta say, I went from a Troy TRX Extreme 13" handguard to the Centurion and I am glad I did - I love the Centurion. Same with the stock - went from an Ace ARFX fixed to the Magpul ACS-L and very glad I did - the cheek weld is awesome on the Magpul. 
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That actually looks really good. Don't you love retarded gun laws that solve nothing? As far as ACOGs - I've never used a TA33, but I have used a TA31 and a TA11. Even though it is a little bulky, I highly recommend the TA11. The eye relief is extremely generous. After the TA31, it felt extremely forgiving and enjoyable to shoot.
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