My 14.5 Mega arms build. 5.56

[46and2]

A while back I decided I was going to put together a rifle that contained everything I could ever wanted in an AR. It took several months but here it is. Its been done for a few weeks now. I'm really happy with it.

Changed a few things around. I recently upgraded to an SD-E trigger. LOVE IT! also changed my safety from BAD ASS to BAD CASS.

Upper:
Mega arms billet
DD 14.5 CHF 1/7 barrel
Battlecomp
Spikes SAR 3
Arfcom BCG ion bond
Rainier arms raptor

Lower:
Mega ambi billet
Magpul ubr
Spikes ST-T2 buffer and spring
Ergo grip
Giessele SD-E
BAD enhanced takedown pins
norgon ambi mag release
Battle arms ambi safety

Sight systems:
Aimpoint ML3 2 moa w/ bobro lower 1/3
PRI flip ups with blitzkrieg chevron sight post






I'm probably going to change the buttstock for something lighter down the road. She's a little back heavy. As happy as I am with this, I'm ready to do another : )

[dentron]

That is a top notch build there!

[Grip]

Thats a good looking tool right there.

Congrats on the build you always wanted.

[Brahmzy]

Nice. Loves me some MEGA.

[46and2]

Thanks guys. I've always been against it but I've been thinking of adding a light set up. We'll see.

[babypanther]

I was surprised by how much I actually like the way that this build turned out for you. Awesome job!

[dentron]

Thanks guys. I've always been against it but I've been thinking of adding a light set up. We'll see.

Why would you be against a light? Is this a range/daylight only gun?

[46and2]

Why would you be against a light? Is this a range/daylight only gun?

Well, to be honest, I'm just not sure how to use them in a defensive situation. "Against" was the wrong word. It's more like I'm lacking training or just not ready for that. At this point in time, it might hinder my ability to use my rifle effectively.

[46and2]

I was surprised by how much I actually like the way that this build turned out for you. Awesome job!

Thanks again guys.

[Iraqgunz]

There is a ton of open source info on running a light. If you use a carbine for defensive purposes you absolutely need a light because you cannot shoot what you cannot identify. The light also gives an advantage when used properly against an adversary. The most important thing to remember is to make sure that the light is mounted in a way that will be usable and that it's not a light saber.

Well, to be honest, I'm just not sure how to use them in a defensive situation. "Against" was the wrong word. It's more like I'm lacking training or just not ready for that. At this point in time, it might hinder my ability to use my rifle effectively.