Had two brothers (nice guys) call and order the exact same of everything. Was cool to build the same weapon twice.
Here are some pics...
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Had two brothers (nice guys) call and order the exact same of everything. Was cool to build the same weapon twice.
Here are some pics...
C4
The one on the left sure is purty!
It actually does look nicer to a certain extent- the flats for the Vortex ended up on the sides!Originally Posted by jmart
Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball...
LOL, as you know the Vortex will self tighten as the weapon is shot. So the one with the flats on top will most likely end up with them on the sides.Originally Posted by SuicideHz
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Naw, they don't move that much!
Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball...
Originally Posted by SuicideHz
Depends on how much they were tightened during initial installation. I have found some Vortex's (that have been shot a lot) with over 50lbs of torque them (all done by themselves).
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Damn those look nice. I think I need to change my upper on the 10.5 you built me and I still haven't even shot it yet!
The brothers aren't from Hawaii are they? I know of two Marines who are twins, that would be funny.
Originally Posted by -Wes-
Thanks! They feature two Noveske 16" barrels with LT 13.2 rails and FITTED anti-rotation keys. CMT (G&R built) BCG's, PRI GB CH, Vortex, KG coating and TROY BUIS's.
The brothers are in IL.
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Last edited by C4IGrant; 10-22-06 at 12:49.
Sheesh they sure are purty! Might sound odd but it'd make a pretty good hunting rig.
Dunno if it was stated earlier (forgive me if it was) but what gas system? Carbine or middy? I'm going to guess middy, dunno whay but it just looks middy to me.
They are Middy. I don't think Noveske offers a 16" with anything, but a mid-length gas system.Originally Posted by deadwood83
They are very accurate uppers and would make a good varmint rig for sure.
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