I'm a newbie to ARs but dove right in. I don't think I did too bad for a first timer.
LEGP before and after- [img]wsphotofews.excite.com/031/Ef/i7/ST/dG91021.jpg[/img]

Colt HBAR before and after-[img]wsphotofews.excite.com/033/ON/VN/FZ/dL13870.jpg[/img]

LEGP and Colt HBAR together-[img]wsphotofews.excite.com/030/Oy/Rs/33/dV36957.jpg[/img]
Next project....
Pre-ban AR15- a equal opportunity offender.

I won't embarrass myself by saying how long it took me to figure out how to post the pics. The point is, they're posted now. The last pic of of my original gun collection 5 years ago. Some of it has been sacrificed in order to acquire the ARs.  

Get a Bushmaster, I just did and like it more than my colt.[:D] Plus in preban they are more reasonable.

Actually, a BushMaster is what I had in mind.

I ordered mine from [url]www.vectorarms.com[/url]. Just a suggestion, they are good people and can be trusted, good hunting!![:D]

hey, that wood is pretty neat!

Maybe it's just me, but the pre-ban bushmasters are always way more than what I paid for my Colt SP1.  Then again, pre-ban Bushmasters don't seem to be for sale at the shows down here that often.  It's mostly EA, Oly or Colt.

God Bless Texas

So where did you get the wood SP1 stock & how much $$$ was it [?][?]
If you don't mind telling. [:D]

ColtShorty

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"I won't be wronged,  I won't be insulted
and I won't be laid a hand on. I don't do
these things to other people and I require
the same from them."

The wood came off of my stepdad's AR15 back in th the early 80's. I remeber his was a Grey Colt AR15 for some reason, it came two sets of furniture (wood and plastic). It was the era when Vietnam movies were put out every other month so I was intrigued by all of the military paraphernlia. I convinced him that the AR would look more authentic with the black furniture on. He handed me the owners manual and told me that if I wanted it on, to figure it out. I did and it looked cool. The wood then got put in a bag was forgetten for years, even after he had left and taken the rifle. I almost threw it away several times over the years thinking it was worth nothing and was just taking space. Thank god I hung onto it. It is mint and as new with a few nicks here and there from being bounced around closets over the years. To be honest, I have no idea what it's cash value is. I am curious to know though, if any one has any idea. Although I paid no cash for it, the sentimental vaule makes it priceless.