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Just my thoughts, base on my needs, and what I feel is important:............. Hope this helps I really appreciate the indepth write up. You've helped me ask some questions that I had not thought about before and I believe your input is incredibly valuable. Thanks again |
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http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/kk99/USMC03_photos/Bravo%20Company%20Mid-Length/DPP_0276.jpg I Like your set up. Are you left handed, or do you just like the throw lever to be on that LaRue mount facing that way? AP |
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LaRue mounts are made so that the lever should be pointing to the rear. On the LaRue Aimpoint T1 mount, the lever is suppose to be on the ejection port side of the gun (throw lever facing to the rear). Something I figured out over a year ago was that if you turned the mount around (ie. mounted the Aimpoint T1 backwards), the throw lever would be on the left side of the gun, with the throw lever pointing forward. With the Aimopint T1 mount on the left side of the upper, you could get the LaRue 3x magnifier one spot closer on the rail to the Aimpoint T1. The mount will work either way, but was designed to be on the ejection port side of the gun. You can see pics of the mount both on the right and left side of the gun in this thread: http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=18&t=362880&page=3 ..... Note how much closer topgunpilot can get his magnfier to the T1 when the throw lever is on the left side of the gun. |
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Armed Pete, LaRue mounts are made so that the lever should be pointing to the rear. On the LaRue Aimpoint T1 mount, the lever is suppose to be on the ejection port side of the gun (throw lever facing to the rear). Something I figured out over a year ago was that if you turned the mount around (ie. mounted the Aimpoint T1 backwards), the throw lever would be on the left side of the gun, with the throw lever pointing forward. With the Aimopint T1 mount on the left side of the upper, you could get the LaRue 3x magnifier one spot closer on the rail to the Aimpoint T1. The mount will work either way, but was designed to be on the ejection port side of the gun. You can see pics of the mount both on the right and left side of the gun in this thread: http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=18&t=362880&page=3 ..... Note how much closer topgunpilot can get his magnfier to the T1 when the throw lever is on the left side of the gun. That makes sense, I was just wondering. I only have one optic mount from La Rue so for and that's in use on a leupold prismatic which can not be used with a magnifier. I would just worry about having the lever over the ejection port. Thanks for the info! AP |
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That's a nice paint job. I just can't make myself take a paint can to a 3k rifle.  |
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That's a nice paint job. I just can't make myself take a paint can to a 3k rifle.
you get use to it after a youv'e done a few. 
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That's a nice paint job. I just can't make myself take a paint can to a 3k rifle.
you get use to it after a youv'e done a few.
http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/gg314/clharr/DSCN0320.jpg Yeah, after that first time, it's way easy to do. And once you've done it enough times, you might even get an industry professional to ask you to paint their rifle. 
My mostly LaRue SBR: 
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Finally got this one out today. Just waiting on some MBUS. http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y111/yakrat/12scased.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y111/yakrat/12s-1.jpg Can someone tell me what kind of case this is? |
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Finally got this one out today. Just waiting on some MBUS. http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y111/yakrat/12scased.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y111/yakrat/12s-1.jpg Can someone tell me what kind of case this is? It's a LaRue case that isn't out for the general public yet 
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LaRue SPR-1.5 Mount with Millett DMS-1. Also a LaRue 12.0 Handguard.
Photo taken on a Nikon D70 - Nikkor AF-S 17-35m F2.8 Enjoy
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Denny at Denny's Guns/Global Tactical makes it happen. 7 months in the making putting this baby together! 
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LaRue Stealth lower Rock River parts kit Wolff spring kit Magpul MIAD Giessele DMR trigger Magpul UBR butt stock Enidine hydraulic buffer + Wolff buffer spring LaRue Stealth billet upper w.M4 feed ramps Young National Match M16 bolt carrier LMT enhanced bolt Badger Gen.2 tactical latch on CMT charge handle Denny's Guns 18" Krieger 1/7.7 stainless SPR barrel mid-gas LaRue low profile gas block LaRue SPR scope mount Nightforce NXS 1-4x24 scope with FC reticle Troy front and rear BUIS's Vickers padded sling GG&G front sling mount DD HD QD swivels Surefire FH556-212A flash hider |
Lots of LaRue goodness in my DMR clone....
Kaiser Defense Lower Stag LPK Geissele DMR trigger A2 stock w/PK firearms receiver extension LaRue Stealth upper w/M4 cuts White Oak Armament DMR barrel w/Ion Bond by Springer Precision Surefire MB556K brake LaRue 12" rail Magpul XTM rail panels LaRue/Harris bipod Nightforce NXS 3.5-15x50mm scope in LaRue LT-104 mount LaRue rear folding sight BCM BCG CA required bullet button and 10 round mag |
My new LaRue FUG for my other work-in-progress lightweight carbine build, I'm just trying it out on my old Colt 6721 Operator midlength with LaRue 9.0 rail and Magpul XTM FDE rail panels. Thanks to the LaRue Tactical team's fast shipping as usual with all the free LT hat, Dillo beverage entry tool, machine gunners lube sample, Dillo Dust, and bumper stickers.
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I origionally started this thread in Oct of 2006 and it went on for a while and go archived....so I'm starting a new one...... Recently a friend was at my house and the topic turned to guns and gear, as it usually does. We began discussing our likes and dislikes with gear relating to the AR15 platform, our likes and dislike, and what has and has not worked for us. During this conversation my friend called me a "LaRue whore". I smirked and explained that I purchased my first piece of gear, a LaRue ACOG mount in the early spring of 2004 and it was far superior to any ACOG mount that I had used up to that point. I then purchased a rail system, again it was far superior to any other rail system that I had used up to that point. From that point until present when ever I've needed a rail system, optic mount, Surefire mount, etc. I have purchased LaRue products. Due to problems I had with 2 other rail systems coming loose at the barrel nut, I used my entire 2005 tax return converting all of my rail systems over to LaRue rails. I even went about replacing the rail systems, optic mounts, etc. that I currently had with LaRue products. In the last couple days I have been thinking about the "LaRue whore" comment that my friend made. I know someone here has more LaRue Tactical gear than me.......Let's see how much LaRue gear you've got: http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/kk99/USMC03_photos/Bravo%20Company%20Mid-Length/DPP_0316.jpg Can you tell me what kind of rig this is and what hydro carrier? Thanks |
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Can you tell me what kind of rig this is and what hydro carrier? Thanks The rig is something I designed back in 2004 or so based on several different split front chest rigs that I had used over the years (ie. SOE Force Vest, SOE Patrol Vest, South African M83 vest, Tactical Tailor 2-piece MAV with X-Harness and Hydro carrier, etc.) The rig was custom made for me by a custom gear maker who was on in the buisness for a short period of time. The rig was custom built for me to my specs. Unfortunately the gentleman who made the rig is no longer in the gear buisness. Take care and be safe, |
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Your such a tease... |
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That is FIng Sexy! |
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