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    New to the forums. How'd I do?

    Just wanted to say hello and thank all the members of this forum for their insights and information. This place is an incredible resource.

    Based on this, here's where I'm at with my first AR:

    - Noveske 14.5" N4 Skinny Carbine w/ pinned Vortex FH
    - Daniel Defense Omega 9.0 Rail
    - Tango Down Stubby VFG
    - Eotech XPS-2 (I know, I know...why not Aimpoint, but I like the more open sight view and reticle better.)
    - Magpul MOE grip, stock and BUIS

    Next up, an ambi selector (I'm LH), a trigger upgrade and sling.

    Obviously more ammo, trigger time and I think I'm good to go.

    Sorry for the crappy iPhone pic. Will get better ones later. Time to go zero this thing!

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    Nicely done, even with the reason for choosing the EO. For an ambi selector, you're going to be hard pressed to find a better one than the Battle Arms unit. They even have a short throw 45 degree version.

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    heh If only I had seen this forum before my first ar

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    Very nice.... Get shootin'.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sammage View Post
    Nicely done, even with the reason for choosing the EO. For an ambi selector, you're going to be hard pressed to find a better one than the Battle Arms unit. They even have a short throw 45 degree version.
    Thanks! That BA selector is the one my local tactical shop's gunsmith highly recommended for my situation as well.

    I'm a LH shooter by nature, but am fully ambidextrous in other ways (RH pistol, for instance). I plan on developing my RH rifle and LH pistol skills, so I'm comfortable on both sides of a gun. With all of those lever options to mix and match, I'm sure to find the perfect combo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xjustintimex View Post
    heh If only I had seen this forum before my first ar
    Yeah, I've noticed quite a few guys raising eyebrows around here with their first purchases.

    I'm a "buy smart, buy once" type anyway, so this place gave me just what I needed when it came to making those decisions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RIDE View Post
    Very nice.... Get shootin'.
    Did yesterday. Like butter.

    Can't wait to get a real trigger in this thing, though. I'm not new to shooting in general, just ARs, but I can tell this is going to be an expensive addition to my hobby!

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    Take her shooting, and start figuring out what weaponlight setup works best for you.
    عندما تصبح الأسلحة محظورة, قد يملكون حظرون عندهم فقط
    کله چی سلاح منع شوی دی، یوازي غلوونکۍ یی به درلود
    Semper Fi
    "Being able to do the basics, on demand, takes practice. " - Sinister

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