What do you guys think of this?

[Kenneth]

Here is my AR that I built. It was put together when the political climate was real crazy and hasn't been shot at all. (I know that's blasphemy)

14.5 DD lightweight barrel
1.5 battle comp
Middy
BCM BCG
BCM stripped upper
Troy BUIS
TLR-1 HL
Aimpoint pro
AXTS raptor CH
Magpul STR
BCM mod 3 grip
Colt LPK
Geissele SD-3G
Geissele SMK-1 13"
Battle arms Ambi safety


And my Blue "Thor" couldn't resist.





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[JSantoro]

Per the 2nd paragraph of the below, please feed some more info.

https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...Build-AR-Forum

[Kenneth]

Well I didn't just buy the upper and slap on a lower. I wanted a tough rifle that I didn't have to worry if I dropped it or threw it down. Something that I could take to some training classes and not have to worry about having issues.


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[Leuthas]

Well I didn't just buy the upper and slap on a lower. I wanted a tough rifle that I didn't have to worry if I dropped it or threw it down. Something that I could take to some training classes and not have to worry about having issues.


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Per that 2nd paragraph, it is common practice to include information regarding why you built the rifle as you did. Thought processes and whatnot.

[Airhasz]

Great selection of parts op, throw on a sling and it will serve you well. Great dog also!

[Kenneth]

Thanks. I have a Magpul MS3 sling but I don't care for it much. I need something padded or wider straps. The straps now dig into my neck.


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[TXBK]

The Padded Vickers Sling is an excellent choice. It seems that you chose quality parts from quality manufacturers, and it is aesthetically pleasing. You have, however, neglected the most important step of your custom build, and that is verifying function. This is addressed in the first paragraph of this subforum's guidelines. Realistically, there shouldn't be any issue with any of the parts, but it is possible. It is also possible that you may have made a mistake in the assembly process. Who pinned/welded your muzzle device?

Get out there, and verify function. Not only verify function, but also zero your optic and BUIS.

[Kenneth]

I pinned and welded the brake my self. Used a old drill bit and cut off the back side. Then used a drill press and cut it down to fit in the barrel through the brake. Filled the hole with the weld and then ground flush.


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[TXBK]

I pinned and welded the brake my self. Used a old drill bit and cut off the back side. Then used a drill press and cut it down to fit in the barrel through the brake. Filled the hole with the weld and then ground flush.

That isn't something many people do themselves. Let's see a detailed pic.

[Kenneth]

It's really hard to tell but you can definitely see the line of BBQ paint to cover it up HAHA.


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