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http://www.quarterbore.com/ar15m16/oa93.htm
Olympic Arms OA-93, SomeOtherGuy nailed it.
One of my buddies scored one a few weeks ago....pretty rare actually. I was all WTF is that dude and he educated me. Haven't handled or seen it in person, but looks exactly like the one in the OP.
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If it wasn't for the fact that, that thing came from the factory like that I would say it would be a prime contender for the gunsmithing hall of shame thread.
Who am I kidding, I think it still is.
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Thanks for the history lesson.
I'd actually read / seen something similar a few years back, but couldn't pull the details out of my cobwebs.
To the rest on here, that probably has potential as a historical oddity ... though I wonder if it's still GTG in the ban states?
Very informative link, thanks. Looks like this guy is selling an OA-98, and the heat shield may be some sort of replacement, or possibly a factory part that's different from what's pictured at the link.
The related pistol AOW I once saw is apparently an OA-93TG.
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