New Charles Daly M4 D-M4 Carbine!

[Northwoods]

I just measured my D-M4

32" when stock is all the way forward / in.
36 1/4 " when stock is fully extended /out.

Get the 36" TTS and you cant go wrong.

http://tac-force.com/tts.aspx


BTW I am using the 33" TTS

The thing is, they seem to be $100.. i only budgeted $50 and under

[28_days]

The thing is, they seem to be $100.. i only budgeted $50 and under

Here you go: http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/ItemD...?sku=Molle-206

[Rider79]

I just picked up a CD M4 at the Harrisburg,Pa. gun show today.

Ah, I miss the Harrisburg gun show... the shows out here pale in comparision.

[Rider79]

The thing is, they seem to be $100.. i only budgeted $50 and under

spend a little more and get something great. Botac.com has pelican hard cases for 149 with free shipping. I know everyone here hates botac, but I hate CTD more now, especially with the whole Pmag thing.

[RGT]

Good choice on the Daly.

I bought my M4LE in April of this year. I lost count of rounds down the tube but it's up there pretty good now. I've shot many different types/brands of ammo (yes, even Wolf) with no malfuntions.

BTW. The exceptional finish, best of the nine AR's I own, is still as nice as I day I bought it.

[larry0071]

RGT,

Did your get the black rubbed off at the shell deflector? Mine has about 500 rounds thru it (2 days at the farm) and I noticed yesterday that the black is starting to be removed.

[superbike2001]

To keep mine looking good I took a little black electrical tape and cut it into a size that would cover the area where the shell deflector would be hit with a shell. Works good. I know, I am very picky.

[RGT]

RGT,

Did your get the black rubbed off at the shell deflector? Mine has about 500 rounds thru it (2 days at the farm) and I noticed yesterday that the black is starting to be removed.

Yes, it's normal. I look at it as an AR getting it's stripes.

On a side note. I don't mind little dings here and there. I think of them as battle scars that gives the rifle character.

[larry0071]

On a side note. I don't mind little dings here and there. I think of them as battle scars that gives the rifle character.

I'm new to this rifle thing, and when I drop a grand on it....I feel a bit odd beeing proud of its "battle scars" recieved out on the farm...lol. I totally know what your saying though, and I concede too your point. I will stop acting like a wuss that only wants to polish his guns! I am still learning, more every day. Just grabbed another M4 last night (Stag 1L) for $850 brand new. So now I will put the Charles Daly away for my oldest son, I'll use the cheaper Stag Arms as my plinker, and I'll maybe buy a Charles Daly D-M4LE in a couple months for my younger son to have when he grows up. 3 Should be plenty.

I also want 3 American made, brand new, AK-47 clones. I have 1 now and love it! I can get AK-47 clones for about $375 each, so I want one for me and one for each of my boys. That way, no matter what happens with future bans and crap, I have my boys covered.

[RGT]

Here's another way to look at it. New guns are kind of like new cars. You try hard to keep them looking new but after the first ding or two things kind of ease up a bit and you start concentrating on keeping them running smooth.