This group. I'm working on the Ammo and mags. Have 3 mags and 250 rounds.
Ive notice it is little heavier than other but I'll take the weight as it is strong.
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Heavier than my friends DMPS but its a 560.00 gun.
I love mine, don't get me wrong at all! I would buy another one in a heart beat. One for GT and another one for comp, if I got in to competition.
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nice guns.
Shoot it a lot. Get professional instruction if you haven't already had some. Don't modify anything. Get a quality two-point sling if you don't already have one.
There are spare parts kits that are worth having. Unfortunately the only prepackaged ones I know of come from Armalite (middle of the road quality) and DPMS (not recommended). I'd get the Armalite spares kit, or two of them. The parts are at least good enough. Here's the Armalite kit:
http://dsgarms.com/ProductInfo/ARMEMK012.aspx
Or you can separately buy the parts you are most likely to break or lose - probably the firing pin retaining pin, the extractor, and extractor spring.
Grant, you might consider adding a spares kit to your offerings!
nice socks! :jester:
A vcas sling.
For spare parts I would just go with a complete bolt and firing pin. Not necessarily needed of course and if your going to go in deep it is better have a full gun.
Nothing wrong with the factory extractor and spring in the DD from my experience.
I often just use 10W 30, but it is a "poison of choice" area anyway.
Would pull the Eotech back a little so its all on the receiver (the part that hovers can continue to hover over the rails).
Maybe some "mission essentials" like a sling, flashlight, and QD mount for the Eotech. Depends with what you want to do with the rifle.
Maybe some grease on the trigger until it smooths out, should hold off on new trigger until you shoot enough to break it in and get a good feel.
Really though you don't need to do much besides lube it and shoot it and sleep over the details and alterations.
its a solid rifle out of the box, but there is no substitute for trigger time. practice a lot and improve your skills and during the course of getting some trigger time you will slowly figure out what spare parts/upgrades are needed and/or desired. you can go ahead and purchase a bunch of stuff now and roll the dice on what really works best for you, but my advice would be to shoot about 2k rounds through it first and then revisit the upgrades.