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rdnzl
04-01-10, 22:28
Hello everyone.

In my quest for knowledge, I stumbled upon this forum. Looks like a wealth of information!

I've only recently gotten back "into" AR15 style rifles after a long hiatus. Here is what pulled me back:

http://img706.imageshack.us/img706/6648/p1000194x.jpg

LWRC M6A2

Is this the correct forum area for this?

I've ordered an Aimpoint ML2 for it, and I'm searching for a good deal on ammo.

Anyway, great forum!

shootist~
04-01-10, 22:54
Nice looking rifle, rdnzl - and I'm glad I'm not the only reborn old fart. :)
The technology has certainly changed over the last 10-15 years!

tampam4
04-01-10, 23:00
Hello everyone.

In my quest for knowledge, I stumbled upon this forum. Looks like a wealth of information!



Welcome to the forum. Be prepared to never go to different forum again, you'll like it alot here:)

rdnzl
04-01-10, 23:50
I'm 55 going on 21.

My ex wife said I'd never grow up. I think she was right.....that biatch!!!

My last foray into AR's was back about 1995. And your right, there certainly has been more then a few advances in technology since then.

shadow65
04-02-10, 07:19
I'm 53 and new to the forum too. Not growing up and not growing old are two different things.:)
Nice rifle!

Showbart
04-02-10, 07:50
I'm in the same boat. Alot HAS changed with ARs and the 1911 too. I saw it all coming. I don't NEED things like full rails and pistons so I avoid them. But what does NEED have to do with? To each his own. I do smile upon noticing the rush of many to lighten up their rifles after loading them down.

No old farts here. 50 is the new 40.

BCM 14.5" mid-length AAC Blackout.

http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc296/Showbart/AR/BCM.jpg

A-Bear680
04-02-10, 09:44
Welcome , this is the right place to learn about the AR. There's been an explosion in US experience & knowledge in the AR family (especially the Carbine sub-species ) since 9/11.
The sticky info here is great and the search feature can answer many questions and help to shape others.

dpmd
04-02-10, 10:41
Is it deja vu or have I seen this post somewhere? I'm new to this forum, too...as well as the other one. :rolleyes:

Anyway, all kinds of great information here.

A-Bear680
04-02-10, 11:15
Which post?
:)

rdnzl
04-02-10, 11:31
Before I found this place, I posted about this rifle on another forum.

dpmd
04-02-10, 11:34
oh yeah, sorry about that. I should've quoted the OP's post.

A-Bear680
04-02-10, 12:12
Clarification is a sovereign remedy for confusion.

tnt1106
04-02-10, 14:18
I'm in the same boat. Alot HAS changed with ARs and the 1911 too. I saw it all coming. I don't NEED things like full rails and pistons so I avoid them. But what does NEED have to do with? To each his own. I do smile upon noticing the rush of many to lighten up their rifles after loading them down.

No old farts here. 50 is the new 40.

BCM 14.5" mid-length AAC Blackout.

http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc296/Showbart/AR/BCM.jpg

Beautiful Dog. Here is a pic of my lil one.
http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p90/thytim1111/thy%20n%20tim/PICT0026.jpg


I am new here as well. The help and knowledge has been a huge benefit in assisting me to choose my first AR wisely. (picking up my new DDXV this afternoon). And here it is, fresh out of the bag:

http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p90/thytim1111/DSCI0118.jpg

Thank everyone for being so helpful and upfront.

Showbart
04-02-10, 14:34
Good eye for dogs TNT 1106. He's the real deal, as is yours. Great looking pup.

tnt1106
04-02-10, 15:19
Good eye for dogs TNT 1106. He's the real deal, as is yours. Great looking pup.

thanks, not to derail, but my pup seems to be off duty more than on duties most days...:D

http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p90/thytim1111/herculesinstandby.jpg

User Name
04-02-10, 15:24
Your not an "old guy"! Welcome. I have learned so much from this forum. Nice rifle.

User Name
04-02-10, 15:25
thanks, not to derail, but my pup seems to be off duty more than on duties most days...:D

http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p90/thytim1111/herculesinstandby.jpg

Nice shepherd. King of breeds. Get him or her working. They love a job.

DocH
04-02-10, 16:50
I'll be 65 in a few days. Good knowledge base on this forum,esp. with the AR's.
Danged bunch o' young whipper snappers!:D
If I ever get to old or stubborn to learn I'd just as soon have 'em go ahead and throw the dirt on me. Keep an open mind,always.:cool:

rdnzl
04-02-10, 17:21
Anyone know what type of muzzle break this is? I'd not seen one until I got this rifle.

http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/807/muzzlef.jpg

Quentin
04-02-10, 17:25
Another old guy here - 62 and I built my first AR last year. Well not my first, Uncle Sam loaned me an M16 in 'Nam! :p

rychencop
04-02-10, 17:26
Anyone know what type of muzzle break this is? I'd not seen one until I got this rifle.

http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/807/muzzlef.jpg

smith vortex

Showbart
04-02-10, 17:53
Loaned you the rifle but the airplane ticket was free!

rdnzl
04-02-10, 19:00
smith vortex

Are they any good? How do they compare to some others?

crazymoose
04-03-10, 02:20
Are they any good? How do they compare to some others?

The Vortex is very, very good as a flash hider. For a long time, the Vortex was the best flash hider on the market. Now, the AAC Blackout is out, and it's a hair or two better, but you basically need night vision equipment to tell the difference.

By the way, it will make a "PING" noise, like a tuning fork, when you fire it. Some people can hear it, some can't. It's normal.

tracker722
04-03-10, 11:44
******

rdnzl
04-03-10, 11:48
Some of us old farts are well armed !

bb46
04-03-10, 13:59
I'm so old I don't know how to post pictures, and was called an Air Policeman in Nam, and had no police training untill I had been on the road for 12 years, and carried an M-2 carbine and .38 S&W untill AR-15 came out. But hey the good is I can now go back to motorcycles, and do not have to retreat, well maybe could for 100 yards. Nice site and lots of info:cool: PS still a good shot just have to use scopes:p

tracker722
04-03-10, 14:03
******

A-Bear680
04-04-10, 17:22
Lots of new guys all in one place.

:)

rdnzl
04-04-10, 18:09
Lots of new guys all in one place.

:)


Lots of OLD new guys!

:p

A-Bear680
04-04-10, 21:00
Lots of OLD new guys!

:p

What's up with the tongue ? Just curious. Since you are old you prolly know what would happen if you tried to lick the frost off a cast iron pump handle at about 20 below.
.
.

Then again , maybe not.

ForTehNguyen
04-04-10, 21:11
I'm 55 going on 21.

My ex wife said I'd never grow up. I think she was right.....that biatch!!!

My last foray into AR's was back about 1995. And your right, there certainly has been more then a few advances in technology since then.

only the price of the toys grow up

welcome aboard

A-Bear680
04-04-10, 21:29
Hello everyone.

In my quest for knowledge, I stumbled upon this forum. Looks like a wealth of information!

I've only recently gotten back "into" AR15 style rifles after a long hiatus. Here is what pulled me back:

http://img706.imageshack.us/img706/6648/p1000194x.jpg

LWRC M6A2

Is this the correct forum area for this?

I've ordered an Aimpoint ML2 for it, and I'm searching for a good deal on ammo.

Anyway, great forum!
Wow, you are the gent who started the thread. The one I welcomed.
8 posts , 7 on this thread. Joined this month , April 2010.

rdnzl
04-04-10, 22:52
What's up with the tongue ? Just curious. Since you are old you prolly know what would happen if you tried to lick the frost off a cast iron pump handle at about 20 below.
.
.

Then again , maybe not.


Didnt know it was a tongue smiley!! The OLD eyes aint what they used to be!

:(

A-Bear680
04-05-10, 06:34
Didnt know it was a tongue smiley!! The OLD eyes aint what they used to be!

:(

Nice try.
Usually , in general , the individuals who are the most welcome on m4carbine mean what they say & say what they mean , stay in their own lanes , and
don't shit where they want to eat. That's the way it has always looked to me , anyway.

rdnzl
04-05-10, 10:03
Nice try.
Usually , in general , the individuals who are the most welcome on m4carbine mean what they say & say what they mean , stay in their own lanes , and
don't shit where they want to eat. That's the way it has always looked to me , anyway.

WTF climbed up YOUR ass?

I explained why the smiley wasn't to your liking, now give it a ****ing rest.

Get back in your lane.

A-Bear680
04-05-10, 10:56
WTF climbed up YOUR ass?

I explained why the smiley wasn't to your liking, now give it a ****ing rest.

Get back in your lane.

Nice try.
Most people do a certain amount of lurking and reading before they post much . YKWIM , understand the traditions , customs , and folkways of the new ( to them ) forum.

rdnzl
04-05-10, 11:09
Nice try.
Most people do a certain amount of lurking and reading before they post much . YKWIM , understand the traditions , customs , and folkways of the new ( to them ) forum.

Oh. I guess I should have noticed that YOU must be the big dog in the prison yard who I am expected to perform oral sex on. Sorry, my bad.

All over a misused smiley........wow. Get life.

A-Bear680
04-05-10, 13:20
Oh. I guess I should have noticed that YOU must be the big dog in the prison yard who I am expected to perform oral sex on. Sorry, my bad.

All over a misused smiley........wow. Get life.

Actually , I'm a guest here on m4carbine . Other people have worked very hard and very smart to build , protect , and grow the forum.
This thread is boring , so I'm leaving.

rdnzl
04-05-10, 13:25
Remember, you were the one who crapped in it.

I'm just a new guy who got his ass jumped on by some old guy with an attitude problem.