Hoosier Black Rifle photo thread! (Page 4 of 8)
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MC Sports. It is surprisingly light, like on par with my CAR-15. TONS lighter than the underfolder I was considering. The finish and fit was also much better than the CAI Ak's I have seen. I'll post a range report once I get over this 4 week cold/flu thing and get out to the range. |
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http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/shootergirlnc/DSCI0236.jpg http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/shootergirlnc/DSCI0237.jpg http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/shootergirlnc/DSCI0242.jpg DPMS 16" barrel. Flat Top Receiver. MI free float. Tango Down Gangsta grip. AimPoint Comp M2. As well as the Glock 30 w/ night sights and the S&W Airweight .38 special. Hopefully more mods to come when money allows! You all know how it is. |
Pretty cool. Like it! |
In God We Trust............everyone else keep your hands where I can see em!!!
I am the LaRue Dillo porn photographer!!
I am the LaRue Dillo porn photographer!!
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here's my build, pretty basic. Superior Arms lower, soon to add a Del-Ton A2 M4 upper. http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3219/2325649804_798ee4fa68.jpg |
Here is my latest build from J&T Distributing. Its a             
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Just another كافر
Friends help you move, REAL friends will call you at7:30a.m. 6:30 A.M. and say lets go shooting.
Friends help you move, REAL friends will call you at
Thanks, It was fun to build up. Wish I could find a few more of those deals so I could build some more up. I ended up putting a BSA pistol scope on it until I can find a deal on beter scope. We were having fun getting it sighted in, banging away at gallon jugs at 150 yards proved pretty easy! That's basically what I was looking for. Easy to carry, shoot and able to put the lead in the kill zone at a decent range. Doug K |
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OK, I've never seen one of those before! Is that a 9mm AK? Did you build it? Very hard to do? I guess a 7.62x25 might be easier, using the original barrel. Please share some details, Man! Doug K |
It is a build that was one of a kind. Krink front, Uzi barrel, Suomi drums/mags. I am the third owner trying to make it feed right. Right now it is getting duracoated. But I do need to state that as of today's FTF buy, I am aware that I have a problem:  "My name is techres and I am helpless before my AK addiction...." |
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No new pics in awhile so I figured I share a couple of my LR rifles. Hope to use both to take some coyotes this year. Gotta help out the quail population any what I can! first is a bone stock Remington SPS .223. I had plans to fix it up, but it's consistanly shooting .75 MOA so far, so I really don't see much need to mess with it!   Next is a FNH PBR.308. It's also stock with the factory Hogue pillar bedded stock. It's shooting around an inch with some factory ammo. I've been too busy to work in the loading bench, but the OT's wound down so now it's time to get serious!   The PBR is a wonderful smooth little rifle. Comparing it's 20" fluted medium barrel to the Remington's 26" heavy barrel makes the Remington feel like you are swinging a piece of railroad track! Doug K |
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Clark Custom Guns Gator-15 w/ Trijicon TA11 - Photoshop slop by me :) http://indygunracers.com/IMAGES/gatorta11.jpg |
Not my only black rifle, but the one that will be in the deer woods with me this November. RRA LAR-458 stock rifle with Leupold VX-I 2-7x33 shotgun/muzzle loader scope. Also has the Badger Ord latch, Butler Creek scope caps, Magpul trigger guard, and a recoil pad from DSA. I'm not sure the bipod will be on the rifle during deer season. This set up is capable of 1-1/8" center to center three shot groups at 100 yards off the bench. The rounds are Rem 300 gr JHP handloads. |
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Well, here is my family. http://www.tipsyturtle.net/forum/imagehosting/24903a08ea002b.jpg |
Here are my 2008 purchases, most were bought early in the year in preperation for now and beyond..... not pictured, the other stocks, LPKs and a couple uppers. I will still need a few uppers.
11/18 Update: I built up the stripped Bushy and (2) DPMS lowers.... the CMMG lowers are next.... updated pic to come. |
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Originally Posted By Mand76:
Silvertip- Isn't it a pain in the butt to pull your bullets and then trim the cases DOWN to the MAX OAL for deer hunting in the state? He doesnt have to, 458 SOCOM is deer legal in Indiana. |
"You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind each blade of grass". Admiral Yamamoto
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Remington 700P in 223 with Leopold mark 4 4.5X14-40 HK USP compact 45 DPMS RFA2-PCAR-16 with a Miculek comp and an A3 flat top upper. BUIS is a KAS 300m. Going to fix the AR up a little. Already got the colapsible stock. Going to get a RAS, and EOtech. |
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Originally Posted By GreenRifle:
Originally Posted By Mand76:
Silvertip- Isn't it a pain in the butt to pull your bullets and then trim the cases DOWN to the MAX OAL for deer hunting in the state? He doesnt have to, 458 SOCOM is deer legal in Indiana. You sure about the length as well as caliber? I know the caliber is good, but was told OAL was a hair too long. I was told it was specifically because of it's length. Supposedly a DNR officer stopped someone and MADE them leave the area. Didn't confiscate their rifle but asked if they reloaded and when they said no, knew immediately they were too long... |
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The upper rifle is a J&T kit with a 2X7 Bauche & Lomb, built to be handy and accurate. It fills both nicely, for knocking around and coyote control.
The lower one is a M1S kit, meant to be a little more compact. I've yet to take it out on the range. I definately subscribe to the KISS principal. Both are built on Essential Arms lower, these represent 4 & 5 on the list of EBR's I've owned. 
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