What tape switch is that?Originally Posted by kar30
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What tape switch is that?
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Director of Marketing at Griffon Industries
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that is a surefire light and tape, but is that an older picatinny attachment or an aftermarket block for the standard SF tape?
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Ohhhh thats niiiice. I mean the AR of course.
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Yeah, the witness marks were done with a Testers model paint pen. Comes off easily with a bit of carb cleaner on a rag if needed.
Turn around was 3 weeks but half that time was waiting for the multi cam coating. Brothers didn't used to stock military patterns....they primarily catered to hunters but they told me that they are going to start carrying multi cam and ATACS now.
I didn't coat the rails at the suggestion of brothers. The film is fairly thick and can change rail dimensions. Some things might be hard or impossible to slide on. Also some things, like the sight mount can clamp so hard it will chip the coating off. The coating is a film. It's pretty durable but you don't want it to start chipping off cause it might start peeling.
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It's a 20 inch DMR that I had cut and recrowned to 18 by Predator Customs. I also had Bob over there install a new gas block mounting system. Instead of the flats for set screws to tension against, he drilled set screw holes in the bottom of the barrel to clamp against in order to make sure the gas block never moves.
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How heavy is the rifle with that DMR barrel?
Does it balance well?
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That's why I kept the barrel. The barrel is so light for it's length, the gun handles better than my 14.5 Noveske.
Very flickable and it points so easy.
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That's an older picture and had to jog my memory what brand it was. It's an Ergo tapeswitch mount.
http://www.ergogrips.net/item-detail...TOKEN=76152197
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Last edited by kar30; 06-26-11 at 09:18.
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Very nice!!!
Back in the land of Waffle House and sweet tea!!!
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