AR 15 Owners

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  HK4U
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  Jay
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  jrs212
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  DrDavidM
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  gdcleanfun
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  Glock Fan
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  loudsixstring
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  harvey13118
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  lukem
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  KimberPB

1. 
   11-17-2008 08:33 PM

   KimberPB

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by lukem I like it a lot. I shot with my friend yesterday who had one on his brand new Charles Daily. It does make it a bit easier to cock. Plus it looks cooler. I'm going to add the enhanced trigger guard to it next. Enhanced Trigger Guard M16/AR15 [MAG015] - $19.95 : ++ Magpul Industries ++

   I have a magpul enhanced trigger guard on mine. Looks great and makes it easier to shoot with gloves.

   Thread: Changing Charging Handle Latch On An AR15
2. 
   11-17-2008 02:34 PM

   lukem

   Updated Pictures.
   
   Bushmaster Patrolman M4
   UTG Quad Rail System
   Condor Tactical Light
   CAA Pivoting Bipod Grip
   Badger Ordnance Tactical Latch
   Stock Butt Pad
   Homemade Sling
   30 Round MagLevel PMAG
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

   Thread: What Kind Of AR Do You Have? Any Mods? Post Pics!
3. 
   11-17-2008 07:53 AM

   sambo42xa

   Thnx Lukem for the information.I just made copies and will put them in my folder with other firearm related info.!

   Thread: The Evolution Of The Modern Black Rifle
4. 
   11-14-2008 05:14 PM

   KimberPB

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by abock33 Thanks for the info. When I get home I'm going to give it a wack pun intended.

   No problem. My mod was on a DPMS parts kit and made a big difference. Let us know how yours turns out and what parts kit you are working with. I'm sure this improves some brands more then others.

   Thread: 15 minute trigger job
5. 
   11-10-2008 04:08 AM

   KimberRB

   All I can say is But got to say that is very cool.

   Thread: Saw the sweetest AR today!!
6. 
   11-04-2008 08:30 AM

   sambo42xa

   I tried combatopics.com and the page was no good. Did I type in the correct address?

   Thread: My AR!
7. 
   11-04-2008 08:25 AM

   sambo42xa

   Loudsixstring, I hope that's not a bolt on neck I see there in your avtar (just kidding)
   

   Thread: Still waiting
8. 
   10-27-2008 02:55 PM

   netentity

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by whiskey Price not withstanding, 'cuz I don't know it, acquire a "hydra" lower from MGI. This is a unique and truly inovative lower with interchangable magwells to accomodate different mags. As far as I know, they have a standard AR magwell, an AK magwell, and a pistol cal magwell that fits some kind of subgun mag. Along with this lower, they manufacture an AR upper with quick change barrels for different calibers. If you only want one AR, this one's expensive. If you want ARs in multiple calibers, this system will quickly pay for itself. I've read a few reviews on MGI products; all of them faorable. I just reread your reply. Since you want an AR to share ammo with your AK, might as well get one that shares mags too. Keep me posted on your project. Also, AR15.COM has a collective wealth of knowledge on both the AR and AK platforms. I'm echo_5 on that board.

   Thanks for the info. I am impressed with the MGI modular AR-15. Their site is here. Their MARCK-15 which is a complete modular AR-15 in 7.62.x39mm isn't cheap at $2199 MSRP.

   Thread: OlyArms opinions
9. 
   10-23-2008 10:40 PM

   whiskey

   My 5.56 AR is enhanced with an EOTech and a VFG. The HWS is for faster target aquisition, not precision. I'm thinking about ditching the foregrip on this one:
   
   My 40S&W AR also has a VFG but this one also has a light for target identification. It's what I grab when I hear a "bump" in the night. The VFG and sling are for weapon retention. I keep 'em utilitarian. I plan to SBR soon:
   
   OOPS! Old pic doesn't show the light

   Thread: Adding Accessories....
10. 
    10-23-2008 10:29 PM

    whiskey

    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Skindad88 The way I was taught (USMC) was pretty much never use the large one, except for night/low light shooting. And even then its still better to use the smaller one if you can get away with it.

    +1. The large aperature is a CQ ghost ring; meant to be used up close with both eyes open. I prefer to aim every shot. If I'm close enough that I want to use a 2 or 3 round burst, I'll point shoot while looking over the rifle.

    Thread: Which aperature at what distance?