How about an AR pic thread?

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6.8 one of a kind. Gotta love the A1 handguard with a 6 position stock. Hunting rifle.
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DCM rifle
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Bridger said:

What's the setup on this rifle? I knows that's an ACOG but what's the barrel length and what rail system and front grip are those?
 
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J&T Bull barrel kit on a Stag Arms lower receiver, 24" stainless 1-8 twist, and a JP Rifles single stage trigger, Bushnell Legend 5-15X scope. Best group to date .222" at 100 yds with handloads.

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Alex45ACP said:
What's the setup on this rifle? I knows that's an ACOG but what's the barrel length and what rail system and front grip are those?

Just looking at the picture, that appears to be a Troy/Samson MRFS 12" rail on a 20" barrel with a Tangodown vertical grip. Rear sight is an ARMS #40 and a TA31-series ACOG in an ARMS #19 mount.
 
My little girls National Match Grade AR-15. Green Hand Guards & Stock Set it apart from the USMC owned rifles.

CMMG lower, RRA everything else.

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Well, I'll add my one and only AR, but it's in a different (better;) ) caliber: .308

DPMS AP4 16" barrel .308

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I've made some changes since my origional post

My primary AR has a new barrel, ER Shaw 1:9 Chrome Lined

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My Green Carbine is assembled, but it's about to be dis assmebled for a new upper reciever, new color (wife wants a Lavender AR for her own!!!)

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And I've built this one, it's a RRA upper, lower, bolt & stock with a YHM Free Float Hand guard and a ER Shaw 1:9 Chrome lined 16" heavy barrel

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The 9mm has stayed the same. It just keeps getting plenty of WWB fed to it and it keeps asking for more!
 
OKAY!

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This is my bushy xm15 e2s. It has a jewel trigger, dpms gas block to eliminate the front sight, front sling swivel, and a cheapy BSA scope. Next addition will be a full floating forend and a better scope. This stock 1-8 barrel will work with up to a 69 grain match nosler bullets, but I want a DPMS 1-7 barrel so I can shoot the 75 grainers. It will hold 1 inch groups with Hornady 60 grain v-max bullets, slightly under 2 inches @ 200 yds.

Oh, the pistols are a SA 45 and a glock 22 with it's KKM precision 357 sig barrel.
 
OK I will play....

Here's one for you. Both are 1/9 but the shorty shoots 75gr fine and the long one keyholes them. :scrutiny:

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DPMS M4, MI 4 rail handguards, vertical grip, T168 scope for the range, use the irons for social.
 

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here is one of my ar15's. Had this for over a year and just getting around to trying it out. Can not wait tell the weather breaks for spring. Oh yeah the shiney bar at the top of the reciever says " MARVIN'S ACME RAY GUN"
 

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'Crawler,

I have to admit, when I saw your name as the latest poster to this thread, I HAD TO LOOK! :confused: My mind was telling me that there was no way you'd be doing such a thing. That is unless you were posting a pic of an FAL next to someone else's AR. Then you go and show a picture of yourself, holding an AR. :what: What is the world coming to? :confused: I guess we now know for a fact that you are willing to sell your beloved FAL down the river for a price. :evil:
 
I guess we now know for a fact that you are willing to sell your beloved FAL down the river for a price.

Now now. I asked the Company if it was okay if my mom shipped me my FAL. They said Qatari customs probably wouldn't go for it.

I tried. :neener:

Now, don't go spreading this around or anything, but...

The M16A1 was the first centerfire rifle I ever shot. I was 17, on 360-day delayed entry to the National Guard. It was like my second drill, during my junior year in High School. Using the blue-tipped plastic rounds and the special bolt, on a 25-meter indoor range.

I scored expert. :cool:

I learned how to field-strip the weapon when I was fourteen, as a freshman in High school. Our Junior ROTC program had a great relationship with the local National Guard unit, and used to do stuff at the Armory, which was next to the school. Had a 1st Sergeant, Vietnam Vet teach me and a bunch of other froshies how to rip apart an M16.

Hell, they used to let us run around the woods with blanks, doing OPFOR for National Guard exercises! And this was 1998! Can you imagine that happening today, in most places?

As for the above picture...

I'm a rent-a-cop and so are you,
my helmet's green and my vest is blue!
 
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