New training/bump in the night gun

[john504]

Okay, so here is my first real post here. This is my new training/bump in the night gun. I tried to keep it as light and simple as possible while giving me all the options I needed.

Upper:
PSA Blem upper
PSA Upper parts kit w/ engraved dust cover
BCM Gunfighter Mod 4 CH
BCM Bolt Carrier Group
BCM Lightweight mid length 14.5" Barrel
BCM Low Pro Gas Block
BCM Gunfighter Compensator Mod 1 (perm attached by local GS)
Noveske NSR 13"
Surefire M600U scout light in a Noveske KM mount
Noveske QD KM mount
BCM/Troy BUIS
Larue LT660 QD mount
Aimpoint H1 2 moa

Lower:
PSA Blem lower
PSA LPK
Geissele G2S Trigger
BCMGunfighter Mod 3 Grip
BCM Buffer Tube
BCM H2 Buffer
Noveske QD End Plate (I don't use it now, but wanted the option to use it in the future)
B5 Systems SOPMOD Bravo Stock
VTAC Padded 2 point sling

I think that's everything. So what do you all think?

[Rekkr870]

Solid rifle. It's very simple and has everything you need for a good defensive weapon. I'm sure it will serve you well.

[archad]

Looks good and great components. How much does it weigh?

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[john504]

Thanks Rek and Arch.

I only have a ghetto bathroom scale, so I'm not sure how accurate it is... but it shows 7.6 lbs

[sparky-kb]

Looks nice, light, and to the point without a bunch of excess stuff.

What's the rubber band on the stock for?

[john504]

I usually have a tourniquet attached to the stock with the rubber band. I just happened to have it pulled off at the time of the picture.

[sparky-kb]

Ah ok. I was just curious. The rubber band on the stock seems to be a popular thing on another AR site but most of the time it's because some pics of bearded guys with loose old SOPMOD stocks made it the cool thing to do...not to actually hold a tourniquet or anything else useful.