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    My Semi Custom Build.

    I started years ago with a bone stock Bushmaster A2 16" HBAR. It had no muzzle device and a rigid stock. I slowly began building it to my liking until there was nothing except the Lower Receiver which was original. Here is my current setup.

    BM XM15E2S Lower
    Model 1 Sales A3 Upper
    BM 14.5" M4 Barrel w/ extended A2 Flash Hider
    Magpul MOE Stock
    MI Rail
    Magpul AFG2
    Magpul XTM Panels
    Magpul MBUS Rear Sight
    Magpul ASAP sling attachment
    Aimpoint ML2




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    That's the way to do it IMO. Get one and shoot it until you find out what you want on there.
    Last edited by Blayglock; 11-23-12 at 13:26. Reason: Stupid iPhone.

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    Why did you choose the parts you did?
    Quote Originally Posted by scottryan View Post
    Anybody that owns or sells pistol versions of assault rifles is a bottom feeder, irregardless of the ban status of certain ammunition.

    They are illigetimate weapons that have no real purpose other than to attract retards to the gun community.

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    How exactly are you activating that light with that AFG in place? I have found the AFG to be of limited use, solely for teaching a gripping technique, then they end up removed from rifles. Also, why carbine length handguards? You may want to consider extending that light forward, off of the grip with a Thorntail or similar. Sliding the AFG forward will also give you a more natural grip on the handguard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kmrtnsn View Post
    How exactly are you activating that light with that AFG in place? I have found the AFG to be of limited use, solely for teaching a gripping technique, then they end up removed from rifles. Also, why carbine length handguards? You may want to consider extending that light forward, off of the grip with a Thorntail or similar. Sliding the AFG forward will also give you a more natural grip on the handguard.
    With the light and AFG in the places they are my left hand is in position where a simple flip of my thumb will activate either the momentary or a full push will turn on the light. I chose carbine length rails because of a few reasons.

    A. I had them laying around
    B. I wanted to keep the FSB
    C. The feel works well for me.

    I had a KAC VFG before switching to the AFG and I found the AFG to be more comfortable. So it's mainly personal preference.

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    Looks like a good set up, I like it.

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    Stop wasting money on accessories and get a decent gun is my opinion. Something that does not have DPMS, Bushmaster, Rock River, Delton, CMMG, etc in the name. Your optic is worth more than the weapon it's on -- that speaks volumes.

    If you can afford an Aimpoint, surely you can afford a better weapon. Seriously? An Aimpoint on a Bushmaster? I just don't get that train of thought... my 2 cents...

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    I am very curious about something. How much did you pay for the BM barrel and the Model 1 sales upper? Please be honest.



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    Quote Originally Posted by djmorris View Post
    Stop wasting money on accessories and get a decent gun is my opinion. Something that does not have DPMS, Bushmaster, Rock River, Delton, CMMG, etc in the name. Your optic is worth more than the weapon it's on -- that speaks volumes.

    If you can afford an Aimpoint, surely you can afford a better weapon. Seriously? An Aimpoint on a Bushmaster? I just don't get that train of thought... my 2 cents...
    It goes bang every time I pull the trigger. What more do I need? Not to mention Colt and BM both use Cardinal Forge among others for their receivers. Also a new LE6920 is $1179 at impactguns. A Bushmaster M4 Patrolman is $1069, also at impactguns. So I would call that the price of 2 Aimpoints for either weapon. Not to mention both have seen combat.

    Quote Originally Posted by Iraqgunz View Post
    I am very curious about something. How much did you pay for the BM barrel and the Model 1 sales upper? Please be honest.
    $99 for the upper.
    $205 for the barrel

    Sold original HBAR for $150 and the A2 upper for $75. So total net cost was $79
    Last edited by Delta_co; 11-25-12 at 19:33.

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    I understand. I ask because the barrel and upper not of quality and isn't something that I would purchase. For a little more you could have purchased a complete BCM upper receiver group.

    Quote Originally Posted by Delta_co View Post
    It goes bang every time I pull the trigger. What more do I need? Not to mention Colt and BM both use Cardinal Forge among others for their receivers. Also a new LE6920 is $1179 at impactguns. A Bushmaster M4 Patrolman is $1069, also at impactguns. So I would call that the price of 2 Aimpoints for either weapon. Not to mention both have seen combat.



    $99 for the upper.
    $205 for the barrel

    Sold original HBAR for $150 and the A2 upper for $75. So total net cost was $79



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