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Posted: 10/23/2019 2:26:11 PM EDT
[Last Edit: M-4matus]
FEEL FREE TO POST MULTIPLE FIREARMS IN SEPARATE IMAGES, heck, you might have 4 or 5 GoTo AR's!
Lets see images and discuss our best AR's, the ones we trust 100%. Tell us why this particular AR rifle, sbr or pisol is your SHTF or DUTY GoTo. If you're at all like me, you may be collecting a lot of different AR's. This may be due to the current political climate, the rush of training or maybe simply because you think the AR is one of the best firearm designs ever conceived. Personally, I could never own too many AR's and hope to continue to add to the collection. That being said, I do have my favorites. My GoTo, must haves. MANY CHANGES HAVE COME I start with this KAC URX4 Mod 2 w/ E3 SR16 BCG  My Colt/Geissele 11-5 HRT. This is my first choice, day or night, GoTo AR.   My GoTo Hunting/Truck Gun. It's a 12-5 LMT in Caliber 6.8 SPC 
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Posted: 4/17/2020 3:16:25 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By DV8EDD: I have that sling on one of my rifles and had to adjust it to get the slider as far down towards the rifle as I could for the same reason. BTW nice rifle (as I stated in a different thread as well  ).BCM SBR BCM 300blk upper T2 on Scalarworks Protac on Arisaka/Cloud tape mount Griffin minimalist brake Griffin RECCE7 Magpul Pro irons https://i.imgur.com/SjPYU8Gl.jpg Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By DV8EDD: Originally Posted By Blanco_Diablo: Originally Posted By M-4matus: Thanks Brother, I have too. It has turned exactly how I had hoped...Tons of pis of BA AR's and a lot of great information. This thread has certainly changed the way I view My AR collection and how I set up My GoTo Rifle. Higher Mounts and different sling set ups to name a few. KEEP THOSE IMAGES ROLLING IN! Really an awesome thread. Sling setup is definitely one thing I need to look at. I'm still on deployment (be home in a few weeks 🤘🏻) but when I was home on leave, my sling would get in the way of reloads a lot at the range. Need to figure that one out as, with the addition of a DBAL and dual switch on the top rail, I don't have a lot of real estate left on my rail  https://i.ibb.co/MBN6mdq/20200309-133035.jpg (Don't think it's a dupe pic but sorry if it is) I have that sling on one of my rifles and had to adjust it to get the slider as far down towards the rifle as I could for the same reason. BTW nice rifle (as I stated in a different thread as well ).BCM SBR BCM 300blk upper T2 on Scalarworks Protac on Arisaka/Cloud tape mount Griffin minimalist brake Griffin RECCE7 Magpul Pro irons https://i.imgur.com/SjPYU8Gl.jpg How is your barrel/light shadow with that set up |
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Posted: 4/17/2020 3:22:30 PM EDT
[Last Edit: dday_1944]
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Posted: 4/17/2020 3:23:06 PM EDT
[Last Edit: M-4matus]
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By dday_1944: https://i.imgur.com/L7Y6a2W.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/nJyAQkM.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/LPB4ZMh.jpg Noveske Lower (Duracoated Coyote) with Geissele internals, gas tube, and Geissele SDC trigger. Geissele URGI near clone upper (14.5 pinned) with Geissele Reliability Enhanced BCG Eotech EXPS 3-2 and G33 Magpul Pro Buis Modlite PLHV2 l1350 light Cloud Defense LCS Geissele rail panels duracoated Coyote tan Slate Black Industries Slate Stop duracoated Coyote tan B5 pistol grip & stock @dday_1944 We have similar taste I see. My URGI is in all FDE, but the .458 SOCOM is a nr=ear clone to Yours. Hands down, its My favorite brush gun for Whitetail Deer. 
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Posted: 4/17/2020 3:24:56 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By M-4matus: @dday_1944 We have similar taste I see. My URGI is in all FDE, but the .458 SOCOM is a nr=ear clone to Yours. Hands down, its My favorite brush gun for Whitetail Deer. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/484978/20200417_151707-1372117.jpg NICE! The URGI is my favorite! I actually have three ARs with that upper. |
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Posted: 4/17/2020 3:25:50 PM EDT
[Last Edit: M-4matus]
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By 1iviper: https://i.postimg.cc/rpL1mz6h/20180313_171429.jpg @1iviper Very Nice Build! @1iviper Hey Brother, I did have one question about Your Build. On My FBI HRT Clone. I initially had my Pressure switch in front of My D-BaL. But I actually had IR Laser interference due to the "Thumb Over Bore" grip. I normally shoot thumb over bore, but even if I were attempting to avoid this interference, as soon as I access My pressure pad, My grip is blocking the Laser Illuminator (or if i2 Vis. model) IR Laser. How do You avoid this. I was going to attempt using a riser, but just decided to go Fixed Front, push th D-BaL right to it, the Illumination Bezels wrap right around the FFS. I have come to love this configuration. |
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Posted: 4/17/2020 6:24:59 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By 1iviper: https://i.postimg.cc/rpL1mz6h/20180313_171429.jpg That's actual perfection |
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Posted: 4/17/2020 7:46:24 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By M-4matus: @1iviper Very Nice Build! Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By M-4matus: Originally Posted By 1iviper: https://i.postimg.cc/rpL1mz6h/20180313_171429.jpg @1iviper Very Nice Build! Yea, that’s nice |
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Posted: 4/18/2020 5:01:37 AM EDT
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thanks everyone , she's my favorite bullet thrower in the safe
this thread is full of some pretty awesome guns 
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OH, USA
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Posted: 4/19/2020 11:40:22 AM EDT
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I prefer mine without all the extra's other than Geissele trigger.
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Posted: 4/19/2020 12:02:35 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By MeatGrinder: I prefer mine without all the extra's other than Geissele trigger. https://i.imgur.com/Emy3Vfj.jpg That’s sweet |
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Posted: 4/19/2020 12:36:23 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By MeatGrinder: I prefer mine without all the extra's other than Geissele trigger. https://i.imgur.com/Emy3Vfj.jpg Sweet looking retro. I do think there’s little cost (weight?) to the huge benefits on modern WML and sighting technology for a go-to rifle. Again, love the look but can’t see a scenario where I wouldn’t want a light or red dot/LPV on my #1 rifle. |
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Posted: 4/19/2020 1:29:13 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By DefenderAO: Sweet looking retro. I do think there’s little cost (weight?) to the huge benefits on modern WML and sighting technology for a go-to rifle. Again, love the look but can’t see a scenario where I wouldn’t want a light or red dot/LPV on my #1 rifle. The dedicated iron sights I can certainly understand, but there is just no way I’d go without a light unless i had no choice. |
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Posted: 4/19/2020 9:59:35 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By dday_1944: NICE! The URGI is my favorite! I actually have three ARs with that upper. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By dday_1944: Originally Posted By M-4matus: @dday_1944 We have similar taste I see. My URGI is in all FDE, but the .458 SOCOM is a nr=ear clone to Yours. Hands down, its My favorite brush gun for Whitetail Deer. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/484978/20200417_151707-1372117.jpg NICE! The URGI is my favorite! I actually have three ARs with that upper. Yeah, Ihave 2. It is amongst My favorites but, My LMT & KAC Uppers are a bit better, definitely the Kac Mod 2 URX4 w/ E3 Sandcutter BCG in 14-5 is a cut above My 14-5 URGI. IMHO the Geissele URGIs need a BCG Upgrade out of the box. The LMT Enhanced and KAC Sandcutter E3 BCGs are just in a different world altogether in terms of durability and reliability. This isn't just My opinion, its been My experience. |
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Posted: 4/20/2020 9:50:01 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By M-4matus: Yeah, Ihave 2. It is amongst My favorites but, My LMT & KAC Uppers are a bit better, definitely the Kac Mod 2 URX4 w/ E3 Sandcutter BCG in 14-5 is a cut above My 14-5 URGI. IMHO the Geissele URGIs need a BCG Upgrade out of the box. The LMT Enhanced and KAC Sandcutter E3 BCGs are just in a different world altogether in terms of durability and reliability. This isn't just My opinion, its been My experience. I upgraded mine with the Geissele enhanced BCGs - much better! |
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Posted: 4/20/2020 10:08:30 AM EDT
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Posted: 4/20/2020 10:20:51 AM EDT
[Last Edit: M-4matus]
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By dday_1944: I upgraded mine with the Geissele enhanced BCGs - much better! Yes, I have a Geissele REBCG too, and I love that the Bolt is actually Cold Hammer Forged. So it is better in terms of durability. And, it does seem to hold lube and clean easily, but We will have to see how the Special Coating holds up in the coming years... Mainly, I really wish Geissele had utilized a Completely Supported Breech Face and a Dual Springed Extractor(lobster tail extractor) in the actual Bolt. If Geissele had built a 100% contact Breech Face, Cold Hammer Forged Bolt with a Lobster Tail Extractor, I believe They would have produced the Best Bolt ever made, bar none... It just really bothers Me that there are MUCH BETTER Bolts in terms of Extraction and Accuracy due to Breech Face and Extractor design changes that seemingly could have been applied to the Geissele REBCG, but, they just weren't...???... Someone may be able to correct Me, but I do not believe there is another CHF AR-15 Bolt on the market. Cold Hammer Forging Their Bolt should insure previously unseen round counts, double or triple that of any currently produced milled Bolt's. So, Geissele built the most indestructible Bolt on the market, but made no attempt to enhance Accuracy or Extraction Reliability when it seems to Me, They could have. |
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Posted: 4/20/2020 11:57:19 AM EDT
[Last Edit: FONTY]
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By M-4matus: Yes, I have a Geissele REBCG too, and I love that the Bolt is actually Cold Hammer Forged. So it is better in terms of durability. And, it does seem to hold lube and clean easily, but We will have to see how the Special Coating holds up in the coming years... Mainly, I really wish Geissele had utilized a Completely Supported Breech Face and a Dual Springed Extractor(lobster tail extractor) in the actual Bolt. If Geissele had built a 100% contact Breech Face, Cold Hammer Forged Bolt with a Lobster Tail Extractor, I believe They would have produced the Best Bolt ever made, bar none... It just really bothers Me that there are MUCH BETTER Bolts in terms of Extraction and Accuracy due to Breech Face and Extractor design changes that seemingly could have been applied to the Geissele REBCG, but, they just weren't...???... Someone may be able to correct Me, but I do not believe there is another CHF AR-15 Bolt on the market. Cold Hammer Forging Their Bolt should insure previously unseen round counts, double or triple that of any currently produced milled Bolt's. So, Geissele built the most indestructible Bolt on the market, but made no attempt to enhance Accuracy or Extraction Reliability when it seems to Me, They could have. So your saying the Geissele bolt is the most indestructible bolt on the market because it’s CHF. I’d have to disagree with you on that, it hasn’t been on the market long enough or proven to make the assumption. I’ll stick with LMT’s Enhanced bolt’s & Kac’s E3 bolt’s as being the most indestructible bolts on the market by far.  Attached File |
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OH, USA
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Posted: 4/20/2020 12:18:04 PM EDT
[Last Edit: JamesJones]
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By FONTY: So your saying the Geissele bolt is the most indestructible bolt on the market because it’s CHF. I’d have to disagree with you on that, it hasn’t been on the market long enough or proven to make the assumption. I’ll stick with LMT’s Enhanced bolt & Kac’s E3 bolt as being the most indestructible bolts on the market by far. I love the process of the Geissele bolt and hopefully it is as good as Bill claims and I agree they should of did something with the lugs, extractor, and made the face go completely around but I would definitely have to wait for a couple years to really put it in the lmt kac level of durability. |
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Posted: 4/20/2020 4:10:00 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Bullseye_Doc_Holiday]
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Bullseye_Doc_Holiday: The one with the Aimpoint PRO is mine: DD SBR lower, Colt 14.5” SOCOM barrel, Magpul furniture, Surefire G2X TAC in IWC mount. VCAS Sling. Also usually wears an AAC M4-2000. It does the work. The other 2 are sequential SN 6920’s decked out similarly (minus optic and light) for my boys when they turn 18 in a decade or so. https://i.imgur.com/YtZ8PO3.jpg As mentioned above, I had that 14.5" upper with the Magpul handguards on my DD SBR lower. Last May I made some decisions financially, time wise, etc and sold off pretty much everything that wasn't NFA or heirloom other than a single Glock 19 and some spare parts (Colt SOCOM barrel and BCG). That upper was what I put together once the world started going crazy and I thought I might want more than a G19. As I used it, though, I found it to be long and unwieldy with the can attached. I bought my SBR for a reason, you know? So, I dug deep in all my parts bins and sold every little thing I could come up with: holsters, buffers, a bunch of little $25 items and scraped up $1,3000 or so to put this upper together and get back with a setup that is one I've run for years and put tons of rounds through in training. Feels good to be home again. 100% confidence here! Here's the full spec sheet for this build: Lower: Daniel Defense Form 4 SBR Magpul CTR stock with enhanced pad Factory H buffer with additional H weight to make "H2." Colt carbine action spring Geissele SD-E trigger BCM Mod 1 grip Geissele bolt catch Upper: BCM blem upper (wow that barrel/receiver fit is TIGHT) Colt factory 10.3" M4 profile barrel (FSB shaved by yours truly) Geissele 9.5" MK 4 MLOK rail, DDC Colt FA BCG BCM Mod 4 charging handle Accessories: AAC M4-2000 suppressor with 51-T Blackout Flashhider Surefire X300U in tan Daniel Defense fixed front sight Magpul MBUS PRO rear sight Aimpoint T1 4MOA in OG Daniel Defense 1pc lower 1/3 mount Blue Force Gear VCAS sling in tan with QD swivels and 2 to 1 conversion I was fortunate to hit the range Saturday and get it zeroed at 100 with my preferred 62 grain Gold Dot load. Who says you can't shoot tighter than 4moa with a 4moa optic??? https://i.imgur.com/nUNPB5ul.png Then I ran a few hundred through it to make sure it runs well. 100% performance as expected across a multitude of exercises. Here's the last stage of the VTAC half and half. I ghosted the trigger on the first press and only fired 9...oops. [video]https://www.instagram.com/p/B_I9mYopGYz/[/video] And here she is in all her photogenic glory. "Just right."  
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Posted: 4/20/2020 8:36:01 PM EDT
[Last Edit: SlasherMcGee]
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 Attached FileDaniel Defense V7 Surefire m600 w/ Arisaka mount TA31F Acog w/Green Chevron and RMR type 2 RDS A.R.M.S Acog LD mount Magpul sling B5 Sopmod stock Magpul SL grip BCM foregrip Geissele CH Surefire RC2 suppressor w/Warcomp muzzle Magpul Pro BUIS Geissele G2S trigger |
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Posted: 4/21/2020 12:01:57 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By SlasherMcGee: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/478387/20200420_193441_jpg-1378029.JPG Daniel Defense V7 Surefire m600 w/ Arisaka mount TA31F Acog w/Green Chevron and RMR type 2 RDS A.R.M.S Acog LD mount Magpul sling B5 Sopmod stock Magpul SL grip BCM foregrip Geissele CH Surefire RC2 suppressor w/Warcomp muzzle Magpul Pro BUIS Geissele G2S trigger Really Like your Setup, going to build a Piston 6.8 SPC around a DD MFR XL Rail System I got on the way along with waiting on the Bolt, and Barrel to get here. What's your opinion on the Rail, good, bad, meh? Been looking for a good review, and haven't found many. |
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Posted: 4/21/2020 4:48:26 AM EDT
[Last Edit: M-4matus]
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By FONTY: So your saying the Geissele bolt is the most indestructible bolt on the market because it’s CHF. I’d have to disagree with you on that, it hasn’t been on the market long enough or proven to make the assumption. I’ll stick with LMT’s Enhanced bolt’s & Kac’s E3 bolt’s as being the most indestructible bolts on the market by far. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/236598/FFC21B74-2AC5-4014-A45D-C4C8931A7F37_jpe-1377464.JPG Yeah, @FONTY , No. So, firstly I want to state clearly, My GoTo BCG is an Enhanced LMT, I have not had any failures I can remember and I have 3 Enhanced LMTs and 2 of whatever their AR10 BCG is(REALLY GOOD). Both of My KAC's have E3 Sandcutter BCG's, can't remember any failures coming from either. What I am saying about Geissele's REBCG is that the Bolt is CHF'd. Geissele has done extensive destructive and non destructive testing on the REBCG and last I knew They had just under 100,000 rounds on ONE BOLT, last I checked, could be over that number by now, IDK. I have never heard of ANY OTHER Bolt or BCG that has gone even half that round count without Major Failures having occurred, ie Broken Bolt Lugs, breakage at the Cam Pin Hole. I am a huge Geissele fan, I'm not a huge REBCG fan. But, Metallurgy in general has shown, CHF Steel is more durable than Milled and Heat Treated Steel, especially in terms of Compression Resistance (Deformation due to Compression), not so much in terms of Tensile Strength but... That is almost all. YOUR STATEMENT THAT THE REBCG HAS NOT BEEN AROUND LONG ENOUGH TO KNOW; That really is not pertinent to whether or not Cold Hammer Forging produces more durable parts. CHF'd Parts have been around a LONG FN TIME. I'm confident something like a Trenion or Bolt is "better" if Cold Hammer Forged rather than Milled. |
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Posted: 4/21/2020 4:49:49 AM EDT
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Posted: 4/21/2020 5:02:16 AM EDT
[Last Edit: M-4matus]
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Bullseye_Doc_Holiday: As mentioned above, I had that 14.5" upper with the Magpul handguards on my DD SBR lower. Last May I made some decisions financially, time wise, etc and sold off pretty much everything that wasn't NFA or heirloom other than a single Glock 19 and some spare parts (Colt SOCOM barrel and BCG). That upper was what I put together once the world started going crazy and I thought I might want more than a G19. As I used it, though, I found it to be long and unwieldy with the can attached. I bought my SBR for a reason, you know? So, I dug deep in all my parts bins and sold every little thing I could come up with: holsters, buffers, a bunch of little $25 items and scraped up $1,3000 or so to put this upper together and get back with a setup that is one I've run for years and put tons of rounds through in training. Feels good to be home again. 100% confidence here! Here's the full spec sheet for this build: Lower: Daniel Defense Form 4 SBR Magpul CTR stock with enhanced pad Factory H buffer with additional H weight to make "H2." Colt carbine action spring Geissele SD-E trigger BCM Mod 1 grip Geissele bolt catch Upper: BCM blem upper (wow that barrel/receiver fit is TIGHT) Colt factory 10.3" M4 profile barrel (FSB shaved by yours truly) Geissele 9.5" MK 4 MLOK rail, DDC Colt FA BCG BCM Mod 4 charging handle Accessories: AAC M4-2000 suppressor with 51-T Blackout Flashhider Surefire X300U in tan Daniel Defense fixed front sight Magpul MBUS PRO rear sight Aimpoint T1 4MOA in OG Daniel Defense 1pc lower 1/3 mount Blue Force Gear VCAS sling in tan with QD swivels and 2 to 1 conversion I was fortunate to hit the range Saturday and get it zeroed at 100 with my preferred 62 grain Gold Dot load. Who says you can't shoot tighter than 4moa with a 4moa optic??? https://i.imgur.com/nUNPB5ul.png Then I ran a few hundred through it to make sure it runs well. 100% performance as expected across a multitude of exercises. Here's the last stage of the VTAC half and half. I ghosted the trigger on the first press and only fired 9...oops. [video]https://www.instagram.com/p/B_I9mYopGYz/[/video] And here she is in all her photogenic glory. "Just right." https://i.imgur.com/Yf4viFWl.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Hbg3nJal.jpg Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Bullseye_Doc_Holiday: Originally Posted By Bullseye_Doc_Holiday: The one with the Aimpoint PRO is mine: DD SBR lower, Colt 14.5” SOCOM barrel, Magpul furniture, Surefire G2X TAC in IWC mount. VCAS Sling. Also usually wears an AAC M4-2000. It does the work. The other 2 are sequential SN 6920’s decked out similarly (minus optic and light) for my boys when they turn 18 in a decade or so. https://i.imgur.com/YtZ8PO3.jpg As mentioned above, I had that 14.5" upper with the Magpul handguards on my DD SBR lower. Last May I made some decisions financially, time wise, etc and sold off pretty much everything that wasn't NFA or heirloom other than a single Glock 19 and some spare parts (Colt SOCOM barrel and BCG). That upper was what I put together once the world started going crazy and I thought I might want more than a G19. As I used it, though, I found it to be long and unwieldy with the can attached. I bought my SBR for a reason, you know? So, I dug deep in all my parts bins and sold every little thing I could come up with: holsters, buffers, a bunch of little $25 items and scraped up $1,3000 or so to put this upper together and get back with a setup that is one I've run for years and put tons of rounds through in training. Feels good to be home again. 100% confidence here! Here's the full spec sheet for this build: Lower: Daniel Defense Form 4 SBR Magpul CTR stock with enhanced pad Factory H buffer with additional H weight to make "H2." Colt carbine action spring Geissele SD-E trigger BCM Mod 1 grip Geissele bolt catch Upper: BCM blem upper (wow that barrel/receiver fit is TIGHT) Colt factory 10.3" M4 profile barrel (FSB shaved by yours truly) Geissele 9.5" MK 4 MLOK rail, DDC Colt FA BCG BCM Mod 4 charging handle Accessories: AAC M4-2000 suppressor with 51-T Blackout Flashhider Surefire X300U in tan Daniel Defense fixed front sight Magpul MBUS PRO rear sight Aimpoint T1 4MOA in OG Daniel Defense 1pc lower 1/3 mount Blue Force Gear VCAS sling in tan with QD swivels and 2 to 1 conversion I was fortunate to hit the range Saturday and get it zeroed at 100 with my preferred 62 grain Gold Dot load. Who says you can't shoot tighter than 4moa with a 4moa optic??? https://i.imgur.com/nUNPB5ul.png Then I ran a few hundred through it to make sure it runs well. 100% performance as expected across a multitude of exercises. Here's the last stage of the VTAC half and half. I ghosted the trigger on the first press and only fired 9...oops. [video]https://www.instagram.com/p/B_I9mYopGYz/[/video] And here she is in all her photogenic glory. "Just right." https://i.imgur.com/Yf4viFWl.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Hbg3nJal.jpg @Bullseye_Doc_Holiday Aren't those BCM Blems the best thing going? I have 2 on Builds, had to heat the Receiver Threads with Hair Dryer to install 2 different W C Barrels, I need to buy a few more just to have around. |
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Posted: 4/21/2020 5:05:36 AM EDT
[Last Edit: M-4matus]
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I have another Thread to check out. If You get busy instead of bored in social isolation, it might turn out cool.
COVID 19 Spare Parts Build Challenge |
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Posted: 4/21/2020 8:32:47 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By M-4matus: @Bullseye_Doc_Holiday Aren't those BCM Blems the best thing going? I have 2 on Builds, had to heat the Receiver Threads with Hair Dryer to install 2 different W C Barrels, I need to buy a few more just to have around. Yep! Very much dig them. |
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Posted: 4/21/2020 9:56:49 AM EDT
[Last Edit: SlasherMcGee]
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By InfamousAK: Really Like your Setup, going to build a Piston 6.8 SPC around a DD MFR XL Rail System I got on the way along with waiting on the Bolt, and Barrel to get here. What's your opinion on the Rail, good, bad, meh? Been looking for a good review, and haven't found many. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By InfamousAK: Originally Posted By SlasherMcGee: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/478387/20200420_193441_jpg-1378029.JPG Daniel Defense V7 Surefire m600 w/ Arisaka mount TA31F Acog w/Green Chevron and RMR type 2 RDS A.R.M.S Acog LD mount Magpul sling B5 Sopmod stock Magpul SL grip BCM foregrip Geissele CH Surefire RC2 suppressor w/Warcomp muzzle Magpul Pro BUIS Geissele G2S trigger Really Like your Setup, going to build a Piston 6.8 SPC around a DD MFR XL Rail System I got on the way along with waiting on the Bolt, and Barrel to get here. What's your opinion on the Rail, good, bad, meh? Been looking for a good review, and haven't found many. Well, what's ironic is that the reason I bought the rifle was that the rail felt perfect in my hand. It's slim and smooth and just felt "right". But the more I shoot over the years, the more I realize I prefer a foregrip, which takes most of my hand off the rail anyway... Having said that, I still really enjoy the rail/rifle. The 3 o'clock slots are perfect for my pressure pad location in relation to my thumb:  Attached File |
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Posted: 4/21/2020 9:58:20 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By M-4matus: @1iviper Very Nice Build! @1iviper Hey Brother, I did have one question about Your Build. On My FBI HRT Clone. I initially had my Pressure switch in front of My D-BaL. But I actually had IR Laser interference due to the "Thumb Over Bore" grip. I normally shoot thumb over bore, but even if I were attempting to avoid this interference, as soon as I access My pressure pad, My grip is blocking the Laser Illuminator (or if i2 Vis. model) IR Laser. How do You avoid this. I was going to attempt using a riser, but just decided to go Fixed Front, push th D-BaL right to it, the Illumination Bezels wrap right around the FFS. I have come to love this configuration.  i generally shoot thumb over bore also but if i'm using the illuminator on the dbal i just move my thumb to the 9 o'clock position , i actually put a thumbrest there to index off of. even if i keep a thumb over bore hold my thumb is only shadowing the 9 o'clock of the illuminator as the lasers are on the right side of the dbal. if i'm using the scout for ir then i'm just using the laser on the dbal so no interference with a thumb over hold. generally the light on the gun is for white light and if i need more ir illumination than the dbal i have a scout helmet mounted also. i know this goes against the current train of thought but it's how i've run that gun for years and it's just second nature to me now. i did put together another night gun a little while back with the laser pushed all the way forward and i like that setup also , 6" barrel dsr in 300 blk  |
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Posted: 4/21/2020 10:44:02 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By SlasherMcGee: Well, what's ironic is that the reason I bought the rifle was that the rail felt perfect in my hand. It's slim and smooth and just felt "right". But the more I shoot over the years, the more I realize I prefer a foregrip, which takes most of my hand off the rail anyway... Having said that, I still really enjoy the rail/rifle. The 3 o'clock slots are perfect for my pressure pad location in relation to my thumb: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/478387/v7_jpg-1378771.JPG Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By SlasherMcGee: Originally Posted By InfamousAK: Originally Posted By SlasherMcGee: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/478387/20200420_193441_jpg-1378029.JPG Daniel Defense V7 Surefire m600 w/ Arisaka mount TA31F Acog w/Green Chevron and RMR type 2 RDS A.R.M.S Acog LD mount Magpul sling B5 Sopmod stock Magpul SL grip BCM foregrip Geissele CH Surefire RC2 suppressor w/Warcomp muzzle Magpul Pro BUIS Geissele G2S trigger Really Like your Setup, going to build a Piston 6.8 SPC around a DD MFR XL Rail System I got on the way along with waiting on the Bolt, and Barrel to get here. What's your opinion on the Rail, good, bad, meh? Been looking for a good review, and haven't found many. Well, what's ironic is that the reason I bought the rifle was that the rail felt perfect in my hand. It's slim and smooth and just felt "right". But the more I shoot over the years, the more I realize I prefer a foregrip, which takes most of my hand off the rail anyway... Having said that, I still really enjoy the rail/rifle. The 3 o'clock slots are perfect for my pressure pad location in relation to my thumb: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/478387/v7_jpg-1378771.JPG Thats a good looking setup! |
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NC, USA
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Posted: 4/21/2020 10:53:50 AM EDT
[#30]
Great shooter...very soft shooting.
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Posted: 4/23/2020 1:33:44 PM EDT
[#31]
Bumping an epic thread
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Posted: 4/23/2020 2:09:34 PM EDT
[#32]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By M-4matus: Yeah, @FONTY , No. So, firstly I want to state clearly, My GoTo BCG is an Enhanced LMT, I have not had any failures I can remember and I have 3 Enhanced LMTs and 2 of whatever their AR10 BCG is(REALLY GOOD). Both of My KAC's have E3 Sandcutter BCG's, can't remember any failures coming from either. What I am saying about Geissele's REBCG is that the Bolt is CHF'd. Geissele has done extensive destructive and non destructive testing on the REBCG and last I knew They had just under 100,000 rounds on ONE BOLT, last I checked, could be over that number by now, IDK. I have never heard of ANY OTHER Bolt or BCG that has gone even half that round count without Major Failures having occurred, ie Broken Bolt Lugs, breakage at the Cam Pin Hole. I am a huge Geissele fan, I'm not a huge REBCG fan. But, Metallurgy in general has shown, CHF Steel is more durable than Milled and Heat Treated Steel, especially in terms of Compression Resistance (Deformation due to Compression), not so much in terms of Tensile Strength but... That is almost all. YOUR STATEMENT THAT THE REBCG HAS NOT BEEN AROUND LONG ENOUGH TO KNOW; That really is not pertinent to whether or not Cold Hammer Forging produces more durable parts. CHF'd Parts have been around a LONG FN TIME. I'm confident something like a Trenion or Bolt is "better" if Cold Hammer Forged rather than Milled. @M-4matus Travis Haley had over 80K on a KAC E3 with original bolt and barrel last I heard, about 3 years ago. |
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Posted: 4/23/2020 7:16:19 PM EDT
[#33]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By oldbrowndog: @M-4matus Travis Haley had over 80K on a KAC E3 with original bolt and barrel last I heard, about 3 years ago. @oldbrowndog Awesome, glad I bought into 2 KAC E3 Uppers! Also thanks for posting the info, if You can get a link please post it. I still think LMT has some Voodoo Magic going on with Their Carrier Porting. It just feels, at least to Me, like they shoot softer. As I said previously, I can not remember a single failure from any of My KAC E3 or LMT MRP w/ Enhanced BCG Uppers. So they are both great in My book. I have always swapped out My E3 Stock Carriers to KAC Sandcutter Carriers, so I don't have any experience w/ KACs "Mil Spec" Carriers. |
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Posted: 4/23/2020 7:16:45 PM EDT
[#34]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By 1iviper: the pressure pad in front of the dbal is for the scout light only , the pressure pad for the dbal is at the front of the rail at about the 8 o'clock position https://i.postimg.cc/J49DPzJr/20180313-171221.jpg i generally shoot thumb over bore also but if i'm using the illuminator on the dbal i just move my thumb to the 9 o'clock position , i actually put a thumbrest there to index off of. even if i keep a thumb over bore hold my thumb is only shadowing the 9 o'clock of the illuminator as the lasers are on the right side of the dbal. if i'm using the scout for ir then i'm just using the laser on the dbal so no interference with a thumb over hold. generally the light on the gun is for white light and if i need more ir illumination than the dbal i have a scout helmet mounted also. i know this goes against the current train of thought but it's how i've run that gun for years and it's just second nature to me now. i did put together another night gun a little while back with the laser pushed all the way forward and i like that setup also , 6" barrel dsr in 300 blk https://i.postimg.cc/26MD0mMj/20190816-164756.jpg Very Nice! |
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PA, USA
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Posted: 4/23/2020 11:15:39 PM EDT
[#35]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By M-4matus: Huh, interesting. I had mine behind an MRO and I saw 2 distinctive dots. It is a lot better behind an Eotech. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By M-4matus: Originally Posted By dday_1944: The magnifier actually corrects my astigmatism Huh, interesting. I had mine behind an MRO and I saw 2 distinctive dots. It is a lot better behind an Eotech. Proof everyones eyes are different cause I can't get used to EoTechs but now own 3 aimpoints Also, placeholder for pics if the weather ever straightens out. I got a well used Block 1.something clone thats had a busy life as well as a few other toys |
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OR, USA
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Posted: 4/24/2020 3:33:13 AM EDT
[#36]
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Posted: 4/24/2020 8:31:37 AM EDT
[#37]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Cdm1985: https://i.imgur.com/lDOghnb.jpg @Cdm1985 Good curb appeal, Who did the anodizing? |
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Posted: 4/24/2020 1:03:43 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Texsylvanian]
[#38]
My guns are in a bit of a transition at the moment. My wife and I have been in the middle of moving and a lot of my stuff is in storage. I basically have a dedicated suppressed HD AR pistol and a do-everything AR pistol that is my traveling companion. I also have a SHTF SBR.
I suspect this thread will continue to go on for a long time. Meant to post here for a while. Because I have been making some changes to those guns and can’t finish them until the move is complete, I submit my work/duty rifle as a placeholder:  ETA: BCM 11.5 MCMR upper Colt FA lower Aimpoint PRO milspec trigger so broken in it feels custom A2 FH with muzzle cap Surefire M300 Scout with DS-SR07 BCM stock BCM Mod 3 grip BCM Gunfighter CH Proctor sling Troy BUIS I suppose it still meets the rules. It is definitely my “go to” when I am at work. |
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LA, USA
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Posted: 4/24/2020 2:25:48 PM EDT
[#39]
  Build list: LMT Lower / Upper / BCG DD 10.3 / MK18 rail SF Warcomp SF Mini Scout (Not pictured) Larue MBT2S Trigger BCM Buffer tube / end plate / H2 buffer Troy Rear buis MI front buis Tango Down grip Magpul CTR TD Stubby vfg (Not Pictured) Surefire SOCOM can still in NFA Jail. |
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Posted: 4/24/2020 5:17:30 PM EDT
[#40]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By ChevOBSZ: https://i.imgur.com/1zOi8Ph.jpg https://i.imgur.com/8Ak8ZYe.jpg Build list: LMT Lower / Upper / BCG DD 10.3 / MK18 rail SF Warcomp SF Mini Scout (Not pictured) Larue MBT2S Trigger BCM Buffer tube / end plate / H2 buffer Troy Rear buis MI front buis Tango Down grip Magpul CTR TD Stubby vfg (Not Pictured) Surefire SOCOM can still in NFA Jail. @ChevOBSZ I feel your pain. I made the jump and purchased my surefire can yesterday. So with backorder I will consider myself fortunate to take possession of it in a year. I am fully prepared for it to take longer. Also, my SBR is also LMT upper/lower to hooray for that. |
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Posted: 4/24/2020 5:35:11 PM EDT
[#41]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By EVR: I didn't post very well earlier. I didn't mean to disparage your post at all!! Yours just got me thinking about the old Challenge. I started the SHTF/3 MOA Challenge years ago and that one went on for a few years and it was interesting as we tried to get crossover from the MOA All Day Challenge which was a good one also, but few of those showed up in the SHTF/3 MOA Challenge. As a matter of fact, I'm actually working on a new idea for a new Challenge which will be even simpler and I think might turn out to be pretty popular. We just finished our hunting seasons so I'll be back on my range running some tests hopefully this weekend and when I get the details ironed out I'll post it up and see if anyone wants to join in on the fun. Stay tuned! @EVR I know I am replying to an old ass post but I would love for you to launch this challenge anew. The non-MOA challenge, that is. I would want to get on board with a part two. |
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USA
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Posted: 4/24/2020 6:58:10 PM EDT
[#42]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By M-4matus: It just really bothers Me that there are MUCH BETTER Bolts in terms of Extraction and Accuracy due to Breech Face and Extractor design changes that seemingly could have been applied to the Geissele REBCG, but, they just weren't...???... Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By M-4matus: It just really bothers Me that there are MUCH BETTER Bolts in terms of Extraction and Accuracy due to Breech Face and Extractor design changes that seemingly could have been applied to the Geissele REBCG, but, they just weren't...???... They couldnt without being granted license by and paying royalties to LMT which holds patent on those and other improvements to the bolt design. Originally Posted By M-4matus: Someone may be able to correct Me, but I do not believe there is another CHF AR-15 Bolt on the market. Maybe not availible on the U.S. market but Schmeisser of Germany has manufactured CHF AR bolts that pre date gieselle. Equally as critical as process (CHF in this case) is material selection. In other words LMT's Aermet bolt, while not CHF may actually be more durable due to superior material composition. I agree with others, geiselle's bolt is far from proven. In all the years both LMT and KAC's enhanced bolts have been availible there are literally none (as in zero) reports of breakage other than in destructive testing at the factory (proof rounds on full auto? Lol). geiselle's coating is suspect as well; there is nearly no innovation that comes from the firearms industry, nearly everything in the firearms industry is pre existing technology most commonly originating in the automotive and tooling industries but with a huge mark up applied. From ceramic epoxy coatings (cerakote) to pigment additives in clear coat ("gun candy") to NiB, TiN, DLC, PVD, nitride etc. this is all old news in the automotive and tooling industries and have been used for many years and even decades in some cases. There is nothing special about them other than being rebranded and marked up 100's of times over what the very same processes cost when marketed towards other industries. |
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Posted: 4/24/2020 11:51:05 PM EDT
[Last Edit: M-4matus]
[#43]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Veprz: They couldnt without being granted license by and paying royalties to LMT which holds patent on those and other improvements to the bolt design. Maybe not availible on the U.S. market but Schmeisser of Germany has manufactured CHF AR bolts that pre date gieselle. Equally as critical as process (CHF in this case) is material selection. In other words LMT's Aermet bolt, while not CHF may actually be more durable due to superior material composition. I agree with others, geiselle's bolt is far from proven. In all the years both LMT and KAC's enhanced bolts have been availible there are literally none (as in zero) reports of breakage other than in destructive testing at the factory (proof rounds on full auto? Lol). geiselle's coating is suspect as well; there is nearly no innovation that comes from the firearms industry, nearly everything in the firearms industry is pre existing technology most commonly originating in the automotive and tooling industries but with a huge mark up applied. From ceramic epoxy coatings (cerakote) to pigment additives in clear coat ("gun candy") to NiB, TiN, DLC, PVD, nitride etc. this is all old news in the automotive and tooling industries and have been used for many years and even decades in some cases. There is nothing special about them other than being rebranded and marked up 100's of times over what the very same processes cost when marketed towards other industries. Yes, I agree with most everything you said. I think Geissele should have done just that and Licensed rights to the LMT Enhanced Bolt(although, I do not know of another single company that has done nayofthe LMT enhancements to Bolts, the exception being the Lobster Tail Extractors, which many companies do utilize). This I find interesting as in the U.S., patent rights only last 15 years, then all companies must either offer License Agreements or it open to be copied as long as it is sold under the Manufacturer's name and not branded and sold as an LMT Bolt. THAT IS OF COURSE UNLESS YOU LIVE IN CHINA, then you can just copy anything that might generate any tax revenues whatsoever, Patent Rights...Ahh yes, what is patent??? LMAO And, I do understand, certain alloy steel compositions may well be very strong(stronger than some CHF parts). I know the LMT Enhanced Bolt is designed to be extremely durable and that the many relief cuts are meant to capitalize on this, mainly via harmonic dampening of stress points. That being said, that is exactly what the CHF process does, aligns individual metal crystals in a uniform manner as to increase the area of which shock is distributed throughout any given part. Also, the coating is certainly not proven. I do know they did test and refine it for 3 years, and having experience with Geissele, I am inclined to believe it just might hold up. Am I running a REBCG in My Duty Rifle? No. But I am running them. I'm inclined to believe the Geissele REBCG might end up a success, I know My LMT Enhanced BCG is a success. Suppressed, unsuppressed, dirty, clean, they just run. As for the KAC E3. I am of the opinion it has a narrower tolerance than the LMT by a small margin and have noticed it stick in Barrel Extensions when dirty. I have not seen this cause any failures as of yet, but this fact does cause Me to lean more in favor of the LMT Enhanced. If you can get a link to a U.S. source for the German made Bolts You were referring to I'd like to give one a try. |
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Posted: 4/25/2020 9:52:38 PM EDT
[#44]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Texsylvanian: My guns are in a bit of a transition at the moment. My wife and I have been in the middle of moving and a lot of my stuff is in storage. I basically have a dedicated suppressed HD AR pistol and a do-everything AR pistol that is my traveling companion. I also have a SHTF SBR. I suspect this thread will continue to go on for a long time. Meant to post here for a while. Because I have been making some changes to those guns and can’t finish them until the move is complete, I submit my work/duty rifle as a placeholder: https://i.imgur.com/8wqbUu1.jpg ETA: BCM 11.5 MCMR upper Colt FA lower Aimpoint PRO milspec trigger so broken in it feels custom A2 FH with muzzle cap Surefire M300 Scout with DS-SR07 BCM stock BCM Mod 3 grip BCM Gunfighter CH Proctor sling Troy BUIS I suppose it still meets the rules. It is definitely my “go to” when I am at work. @Texsylvanian Cant wait to see Your other Builds. Thanks for posting. |
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Posted: 4/25/2020 10:28:17 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Texsylvanian]
[#45]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By M-4matus: @Texsylvanian Cant wait to see Your other Builds. Thanks for posting. @M-4matus , Lived in Maine for a couple years for work. Northwest in Jackman. I miss Maine every day of my life. Texas is awesome and I love it here. Best state in the union in many categories. But even as a native Pennsylvanian (shout out to all you Keith Stones out there) and a proud Texas transplant... I think my heart will belong to Maine forever. Taking a Kyle Defoor rifle class in August in Bangor. It will be my first private sector training that I have taken that isn’t at CSAT. I can’t wait. |
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Posted: 4/25/2020 11:39:34 PM EDT
[#46]
-11.5" BCM BHF upper.
-PSA sbr lower with BCM lower parts kit. -PA Cyclops -Inforce wml (will probably be replaced with an M300 Scout I just ordered) -MFT Minimalist stock -YHM TurboK -Loaded with MK318 
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Posted: 4/26/2020 8:00:17 AM EDT
[Last Edit: Texsylvanian]
[#47]
So what are the rules for this to be the “official” go to rifle thread?
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Posted: 4/26/2020 10:05:52 AM EDT
[Last Edit: M-4matus]
[#48]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Texsylvanian: So what are the rules for this to be the “official” go to rifle thread? @Texsylvanian Well, this Thread isn't actually an "Official ARF.COM" Thread. I just started a GoTo Thread and Members liked it. I believe to be an Official Thread, A Mod or Vendor has to be the Original Creator. Basically, just post images of Your best and most trusted GoTo AR's. There can be more than one and they can be accompanied by descriptions. MAINLY, WE JUST WANT TO SEE IMAGES OF AWESOME GUNS. And at times bicker about who's is bigger...lol. You can also ask questions about specific parts or configurations when You see a Member post something You like- THIS I BELIEVE, HAS BEEN THE MOST BENEFICIAL ASPECT OF THIS THREAD. I have learned about different parts and configurations seen in images and have actually made changes to My own AR's. For example- I have a 14-5'' KAC RECCE Rifle, an 11-5'' FBI HRT/ AR Pistol and a 12-5'' LMT Night Vision Setup in 6.8 SPC posted currently. I changed the Optic Mounts on the AR Pistol and NV Setup after seeing the UNITY Mounts in this Thread. The point is that all three AR's that I 'posted are "best in class" so to speak, of the AR's I own and trust with My life. Also, due to what I have learned in this Thread, they have been made more efficient. The three AR's I posted cover all My needs in an AR Platform for the specific situations I would expect to find Myself in. I personally do not think one AR is going to cover My needs, thus, 3 AR's posted. Take care, have fun. |
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Posted: 4/26/2020 10:26:45 AM EDT
[Last Edit: M-4matus]
[#49]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By swampvol: -11.5" BCM BHF upper. -PSA sbr lower with BCM lower parts kit. -PA Cyclops -Inforce wml (will probably be replaced with an M300 Scout I just ordered) -MFT Minimalist stock -YHM TurboK -Loaded with MK318 https://i.imgur.com/sFEQiAU.jpg @swampvol Brother, I just got extremely excited to see those Stay Towers on Your Lower! WHERE CAN I GET ONE? The Cooper River Bridge Project was My first job after High School(I was an Ironworker on a Connecting Crew) and My Father was the Superintendent for the actual Towers. I HAVE TO GIVE MY FATHER A NEW BUILD WITH ONE OF THESE LOWERS Man, I spent 70 hours a week on a Barge acting as a Crane Operators Bitch for the first year, I was 18. They let Me climb on My 19th Birthday. Seeing that Lower brought back a lot of memories, mostly good. I did see a man on the Deck Pan Crew fall, unfortunately He didn't make it. I think seeing that on My first Job kept Me alive for the remainder of My Ironworking Career, I ALWAYS STAYED TIED OFF AFTER SEEING THAT. Being from SC, You probably know that was the first Cable Stay Bridge in North America and the Second built in the World. Heck, now Cable Stay Bridges are everywhere. Anyway, if You can get Me a link to buy one of those Lowers, Please do. Thanks. |
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Posted: 4/26/2020 10:47:07 AM EDT
[Last Edit: swampvol]
[#50]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By M-4matus: @swampvol Brother, I just got extremely excited to see those Stay Towers on Your Lower! WHERE CAN I GET ONE? The Cooper River Bridge Project was My first job after High School(I was an Ironworker on a Connecting Crew) and My Father was the Superintendent for the actual Towers. I HAVE TO GIVE MY FATHER A NEW BUILD WITH ONE OF THESE LOWERS Man, I spent 70 hours a week on a Barge acting as a Crane Operators Bitch for the first year, I was 18. They let Me climb on My 19th Birthday. Seeing that Lower brought back a lot of memories, mostly good. I did see a man on the Deck Pan Crew fall, unfortunately He didn't make it. I think seeing that on My first Job kept Me alive for the remainder of My Ironworking Career, I ALWAYS STAYED TIED OFF AFTER SEEING THAT. Being from SC, You probably know that was the first Cable Stay Bridge in North America and the Second built in the World. Heck, now Cable Stay Bridges are everywhere. Anyway, if You can get Me a link to buy one of those Lowers, Please do. Thanks. @M-4matus It is a PSA stripped lower that I picked up in their Mt. Pleasant store last year. As soon as they open back up, I'll see if they still have some and let you know. Actually, Josiah (PSA rep here) may be able to check the availability for you now. I believe he use to work at the Mt. Pleasant store. @Palmettostatearmory One of my former employees was an electrician on the bridge. |
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