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I might have to hit you up, Frazod; I'm considering an AR build in the next year-ish.
really liked how yours turned out, and -like you at the time- don't have any experience with AR or building weapons etc. |
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...W7CY43B16WWXBX Shoot me a PM if you're interested. I'll give you a deal on it. |
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absolutely; not looking for an expert, but someone that's been in the weeds with a build would be extremely valuable from an advice standpoint. Really impreassed that you were able to build one w/no experience etc.
...now I just gotta figure out what kind of shooting I want to do with it. lol. that outta take me 6 months. lol |
Nearly perfect day today, so I decided to call up my dad and give the Texas Weapon System AK rail a try today on my Saiga .308.
http://texasweaponsystems.com/sitebu...IC_0051Rev.jpg Installation was a breeze until I had to mount my Nikon scope. The front of the scope was too large and it bumped the top of the TWS mount, even with high clearance mounting hardware. ****! Thankfully, my father is ready for a brigade of zombies to invade SW Kansas. He had an extra Leupold 14x just "sitting around". We did a quick check, and sure enough it was within a **** hair of touching the TWS rail mount, but still fit. Off to the range. Well, what can I say? It sucked ass. 5" MOA was the best I could muster (100 yards), minus a lot of fliers, even after shooting 2 1/2 to 3" groups with the iron sites a few months ago. Conclusion: A Saiga .308 simply is NOT made to handle a scope IMO. It is a 200 and in gun, period. I know the AK guys will attack me to no end, telling me I can't shoot for shit or that I didn't mount it right, but we tried EVERYTHING to get this to work. On a high note, to build my confidence back up my dad brought out his 24" DPMS AR-15 with JR trigger. Less then 1/2" groups at 100 and less then 2" groups at 300 :eek:. I even did a sitting free-style shot and hit a 3x3 target at 300. It is obvious to me that I will probably go to a 24" DPMS .308 with bipod. My Saiga will turn into a conversation piece, only to be brought out to be scorned. |
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I thought some of you might like a look at the grand daddy of the Stoner design http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z...ifles/ar-1.jpg notice where the charging handle is in the original design. It was moved to where it is today do to sustained fire making it to hot to touch. http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z...es/NDS32-2.jpg Opps SP-1 was,& will always be a beautiful weapon. |
Okay, I'm moving onward and upward in the optics department. The next addition to the rifle will be a Trijicon ACOG 4x32. And they are ****ing pricey.
So, I'm going to try to unload some of my AR stuff to help pay for it. Available items are: Bushnell red dot mentioned a few posts below. Dunit has first dibs on it, but if he passes I'm asking $60. My whole Lucid set up, which includes the red dot, a 2x screw-in magnifier, and 5x magnifier with a flip-to-the-side mount. Asking $300 for the whole bunch. Pistol-style hand grip with trigger activator for tactical flashlight, along with the flashlight. Pictured below. Asking $100 for the pair. http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/attac...4&d=1301707098 UTG two piece quad rail system. Asking $30. If anybody's interested, drop me a PM or post here. |
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Well, my Zombie Killer has officially arrived at the Next Level.
Trijicon ACOG 4x32 TA31 RCO, Army Special Commission. Don't even ****ing ask what I paid for it. :doh!: And please, somebody buy the stuff in the previous post - I need to mitigate the damages here. Prices are negotiable - make me an offer. :grovel: |
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I bet it was more than the rifle,by several hundred dollars. You got guts man. & a good paying job to. |
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Hopefully I'll be able to get it sighted in this weekend or the next. |
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Dont they make a night vision kit for the ACOG you have? Its only like 3900.00 I think |
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