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Posted: 10/28/2012 3:49:24 PM EDT
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Well I've been hanging out in retro land so long I forgot i wanted to post some pics.
It took 6 months to collect parts and another 7 months waiting on " the man" To approve her. Mega machine receivers Pws buffer tube Spikes buffet Mega machine trigger Rock river match 7" barrel Rock river carrier and match bolt Adams arms piston kit Samson rail, Adams piston compatible Yhm muzzle break Rock river Lpk Magpul goodness Custom Strippled KAC panels Eotech 512 
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Hell yeah!!! When did you turn your paperwork in? I have been waiting since June I sent it in August of last year and got it may of this April,, I think. My dealer told me that a lot of the high ups at justice have retired and their positions Have gone unfilled, now I hear the wait is getting close to a year! |
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Trimdad, Your carbine looks really nice, but... shall I hold your pictures as blackmail? I'm sure our "retro land" brothers would find this most troublesome. 
Good job! John Thomas John, I literally spit up my drink when I read that. Retro is like the mafia ,,,, they won't let you leave! Don't tell the guys I was cheating please 
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Hell yeah!!! When did you turn your paperwork in? I have been waiting since June I sent it in August of last year and got it may of this April,, I think. My dealer told me that a lot of the high ups at justice have retired and their positions Have gone unfilled, now I hear the wait is getting close to a year! Well congrats man! It looks great I hope to be doing one of these posts sometime soon! |
| I sent mine in the first of June. Well it started out a 7.5in 5.56 and I am in the process of building a noveske 300 blk 10.2 in barrel, vltor upper rainier evolution 9in rails ace arfx-e stock on a rock river lower Wilson combat single stage trigger. I am still on the process of putting the upper together. I'm sure I will have it done by the time the paperwork gets approved |
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Oh that is gorgeous. I'm in the middle of building a 7.5" 5.56 and a 10.5" 300 BLK. Thanks for the nice words guys. A bit of advice for you regarding you're 7 1/2. Build. If you are ever planing on using a suppressor on it Don't do a 7" barrel, do a 10" I didn't learn that till after I had built the gun. In fact I might trade off my barrel and rail in the future for 10" parts |
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Oh that is gorgeous. I'm in the middle of building a 7.5" 5.56 and a 10.5" 300 BLK. Thanks for the nice words guys. A bit of advice for you regarding you're 7 1/2. Build. If you are ever planing on using a suppressor on it Don't do a 7" barrel, do a 10" I didn't learn that till after I had built the gun. In fact I might trade off my barrel and rail in the future for 10" parts Sounds like we are in the same boat. Mine is on the EE |
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Oh that is gorgeous. I'm in the middle of building a 7.5" 5.56 and a 10.5" 300 BLK. Thanks for the nice words guys. A bit of advice for you regarding you're 7 1/2. Build. If you are ever planing on using a suppressor on it Don't do a 7" barrel, do a 10" I didn't learn that till after I had built the gun. In fact I might trade off my barrel and rail in the future for 10" parts I will keep that in mind. I haven't got any of the gas parts yet, debating on the Adam Arms piston like you have or a pigtail tube. If I do do a suppressor it will be a 30 cal can to use with the 300 and maybe use with the 556. I've been chalking up a convertible idea for a form 1 just haven't had the time to run any simulations with it. |
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I wish I would have know about over suppressing when I got mine. I would have bought a 30 cal and used it on my 223 What is a pigtail tube? I'm sure that was a dumb question Nah, it's not a dumb question. I don't see them on here all that much or at least mentioned that is. It's pretty much a longer gas tube that winds around the barrel to add length for lower gas pressures. Link to info 
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One thing you could do to help out your suppressor is put a brake instead of a flash hider on there. Supposedly this acts as a sacrificial blast baffle for the suppressor. $60 here It will be annoyingly loud without a suppressor though. |
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Oh ya, I have seen something along those lines. On the one I saw e gas tube forked . Ya it's supposed to make the action A little less violent correct? Right. Supposed to lower pressure with added length, help with the action with a longer dwell time and I would guess probably help with recoil since a lower amount of pressure is hitting the gas key. |
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One thing you could do to help out your suppressor is put a brake instead of a flash hider on there. Supposedly this acts as a sacrificial blast baffle for the suppressor. $60 here It will be annoyingly loud without a suppressor though. I've been looking at the AAC brakeout since it is supposed to be both. 
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The problem is actually the barrel, putting a Suppressor on a 7"
Barrel is not recommended by any manufacturer that I know of. And most will void you're Warranty The reason, as explained to me buy gem tech, A 7" barrel is to short for the 223/556 round to stabilize, which could Result in the bullet hitting the suppressor baffles inside Also 70% more energy is released at the muzzle on a7 than that of a 10" and that put a lot of abuse on a can. A7" barrel is also not enough long enough for the powder to effectively burn off Putter more stress on it. All that said,,, I have still put 400 flawless rounds through mine |
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