View Full Version : Here is my baby! I have pics posted.
http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/s166/kbrdann/100_0782.jpg73http://i152.photobucketI have been working on this for about a year.
Ummm.... Were you going to show it to us?
Great FDE camo job . Can't pick it out anywhere.:D
That thing is awesome.... what is it?
Bring it by my house in Jupiter so I can see what it is.:p
That has to be the best camo job I have ever seen! I can't see shit! :D
When I heard that the "Stealth" uppers would be out-of-sight, I had no idea!
This must be the total "Stealth" package. :D
(Maybe he'll try to post the photos; I'd like to see it)
Ya I'm sorry. i cant figure out how to post the pics. It says its to big and i don't know how to et it smaller. i'm working on it.
Hey batt i'm new to the area. Where do you go and shoot?
Hey batt i'm new to the area. Where do you go and shoot?
...no place in Palm Beach.. crappy indoor ranges that make you buy their ammo...
I try and shoot with TSSA and the SFDCC as much as I can. (www.tssa.net) both clubs shoot at Markham Park in Broward. Forum member rob_s runs the South Florida Defensive Carbine Club and we shoot on the third Tuesday night of the month. TSSA has the SFDCC info on their site.
There is also a USPSA club that shoots out of a private range in Martin County. I shoot the single stack division with them when time permits.
Thanks i will look into those.
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scotty gunz
03-04-07, 15:19
Nice shooter dude- now put it on safe- killer!!!
Just curious, but why the 5.5" hider?
Just curious, but why the 5.5" hider?
Id say to keep him legal with no ppwk...
Id say to keep him legal with no ppwk...
I understand, but an SBR it aint. If you're going to have 16" of pipe coming out of the receiver, wouldn't it be a lot more functional to have all 16" being rifled barrel to maximize gas pressure in the 5.56 rather than have the last 5.5" serve no real functional purpose?
I know, it's for looks....just curious when people choose form over fuction....and why they went that direction.
Thanks for all the comments. Here is the real reason for the longer flash hider. When i went to my local gun shop and was looking at it. I just liked the way it looked but talking with the owner of the shop he told me he was having a hard time selling it because people thought it was a silencer. So he gave me a really good deal on it and i bought it. I have 2530 rounds threw it with no problems. Thanks guys keep in touch. KBRDANN
GastonG-NoVa
03-22-07, 15:04
Alot of folks around here don't like the ARMS S.I.R. rail system. I have one and have always found it rock solid with few complaints.
Nice stick
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Damn nice gun. I really like your light setup too :)
Nice rifle, i like that light setup man.:cool:
HAMMERDROP
03-26-07, 22:40
I am glad to see that I am not the only guy who still has a Selective Intergrated Rail System, I bought mine in 2002 and they were the shit back then I mean all the AR guru's liked 'em but as flavor of the month goes they have been surpassed many times but I still like the way it cools the barrel but I wish it were configured with 1913 rails versus the picatinny type.
But nice weapon ...
Grant is piecing me together a new AR a modest piece which I hope to unvail in the near future.
Michael
Kinda like a modernized XM177E2 :) with that "moderator" and all. I was told that the "moderator" on those old guns did kept the sound down somewhat.
Doesn't having that single point sling mounted so far back hang a bit awkward? I know I'm too short to use a setup like that... lol
Yep i will be moving that sling mount forward real soon:cool:
I am glad to see that I am not the only guy who still has a Selective Intergrated Rail System, I bought mine in 2002 and they were the shit back then I mean all the AR guru's liked 'em but as flavor of the month goes they have been surpassed many times
True, funny how the original rail system stands the test of time.
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Knight's Armament RIS/RAS
Of course this is the RAS II, but still a RAS at heart :-)
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