Not mine, photos from TOS.
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Not mine, photos from TOS.
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Looks very nice! I may pick one up in the future.
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I only wish it had a true monolithic upper. As is…just another cool gun. Not downplaying it, just a missed opportunity.
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Interesting the area around the trigger, hammer pins are built up. Does this mean special pins are required?
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That gun looks pretty nice. It’s an Aimpoint and Gisselle trigger away from quality boom boom. I like what I see. I just looked on GB. around $2k seems a little pricey
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Last edited by Pappabear; 09-25-22 at 13:46.
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Have you looked at the upper close? The uppers are built off the monolithic pattern even though they are two piece. They use the barrel nut and barrel extension of the monolithic guns.Originally Posted by JediGuy
It’s actually pretty advanced. The way the barrel pins on. It’s an amazing set up. Just another cool gun? Isn’t a cool gun what people want.
Last edited by indianalex01; 09-25-22 at 12:25.
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The trigger pins seems to be similar to the 901/CM762 lowers with extended pins. Geissele makes pins for them as well.
It's a nice rifle; if I was in the market for a rifle I would seriously consider it but I was spoiled by the CM762s for <$1400 shipped.
They'll either sell out or the prices will come down as they sit (which happened with the CM762s - some bought them for north of $2K).
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You can get them for just over 1700$ Now.
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Apologies in advance if this has already been answered, but does anyone know what profile the barrel is? And what length gas the 16" models are?
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Carbine gas with A2 profile (no M203 cut on barrel fwd of gas block)
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