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FOLIAGE GREEN AR PICTURE THREAD (Page 10 of 11)
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It's dead, Jim...
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Originally Posted By 3M-TA3:
IMO Foliage Green is the best all around color for non desert areas - it blends in nicely and is still reflective enough to not get way too hot in the sun. Live in the desert - go FDE. I mix both to help break up the rifle a bit and it works well in both environments. Strangely works in urban environments as well as I think people are conditioned to look for black. Too bad fads and not practicality drive these things. |
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...and if a bullfrog had wings, he wouldn't bump his ass all the time.
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Originally Posted By sierra80mk: Anyone know if Bravo Company has done like magpul did and discontinue the Foliage Green color? They have a few F.G. parts listed but their gunfighter stock is out of stock. Also their new stocks are in Black, FDE and Gray only. ![]() Hopefully not, but I ordered some foliage trigger guards & MOD 3 grips. Really hoping the stocks become available and the color isn’t going away. |
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Originally Posted By Goody454: Excellent username. I’ve always hoped some of you made it out of there. Can’t live in the box forever. ![]() My Foliage build- Centurion 16” barrel, mid length ALG V2 15” rail BCM M4 upper Spikes CL BCG Aimpoint PRO Surefire M952V Foliage MBUS Foliage UBR with strike plate Foliage MIAD ALG ACT with JP springs H2 buffer Tried color matching with some Rustoleum Self Etching green primer on some magpul rail covers and grip stop. Didnt come out all that great. Have a dozen foliage mags though at least. Attached File |
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Liberals: There are many copies, and they have a plan.
Space Corps Directive 196156: 'Any officer caught sniffing the saddle of the exercise bicycle in the women's gym will be discharged without trial.'
Space Corps Directive 196156: 'Any officer caught sniffing the saddle of the exercise bicycle in the women's gym will be discharged without trial.'
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Pardon my confusion, but is the firearm shown in the background of this photo likely a foliage green AR-15? If so, is that an M-LOK handguard of some sort with an integral picatinny rail, or something else (and would anyone be able to identify the manufacturer)? Would it likely be available from the manufacturer in foliage green or would that need to have had a Cerakote or other finish applied? Attached File The photo was from a thread about micro ratchets (but the photo did not originate from arfcom, rather it was from the site of the manufacturer of the 'fix-it sticks' torque limiters shown in the photo https://store.fixitsticks.com/products/small-torque-limiters): https://www.ar15.com/forums/General/1-4-drive-micro-ratchets/5-2621327/?page=4#i102813575 |
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Originally Posted By targetworks: Pardon my confusion, but is the firearm shown in the background of this photo likely a foliage green AR-15? If so, is that an M-LOK handguard of some sort with an integral picatinny rail, or something else (and would anyone be able to identify the manufacturer)? Would it likely be available from the manufacturer in foliage green or would that need to have had a Cerakote or other finish applied? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/246796/3FBA21A5-0BDE-446C-9A7B-0E84AA17BBAC_jpe-2710108.JPG The photo was from a thread about micro ratchets (but the photo did not originate from arfcom, rather it was from the site of the manufacturer of the 'fix-it sticks' torque limiters shown in the photo https://store.fixitsticks.com/products/small-torque-limiters): https://www.ar15.com/forums/General/1-4-drive-micro-ratchets/5-2621327/?page=4#i102813575 That looks like some variant of the Sig Sauer MCX. I don’t believe sig produced them in any green hues; pretty sure they only produced them in black, FDE/Tan, and grey. |
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Originally Posted By NoveskeFan: That looks like some variant of the Sig Sauer MCX. I don’t believe sig produced them in any green hues; pretty sure they only produced them in black, FDE/Tan, and grey. Originally Posted By NoveskeFan: Originally Posted By targetworks: Pardon my confusion, but is the firearm shown in the background of this photo likely a foliage green AR-15? If so, is that an M-LOK handguard of some sort with an integral picatinny rail, or something else (and would anyone be able to identify the manufacturer)? Would it likely be available from the manufacturer in foliage green or would that need to have had a Cerakote or other finish applied? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/246796/3FBA21A5-0BDE-446C-9A7B-0E84AA17BBAC_jpe-2710108.JPG The photo was from a thread about micro ratchets (but the photo did not originate from arfcom, rather it was from the site of the manufacturer of the 'fix-it sticks' torque limiters shown in the photo https://store.fixitsticks.com/products/small-torque-limiters): https://www.ar15.com/forums/General/1-4-drive-micro-ratchets/5-2621327/?page=4#i102813575 That looks like some variant of the Sig Sauer MCX. I don’t believe sig produced them in any green hues; pretty sure they only produced them in black, FDE/Tan, and grey. Thanks! I sometimes have difficulty distinguishing between foliage green and various gray hues - it appears that SIG has a 'stealth gray' finish option which may be what I'm seeing in that photo. |
Two guns, one bullet
Here's my Rock River- still pretty much the way it looked 15 years ago when I stuck all that Magpul stuff on it. Yes that is a vintage 2007ish EOTech. ![]() The green handled Ontario M9 bayonet matches the Magpul foliage green pretty well. Attached File |
As for my people, children are their oppressors and women rule over them.
Deo Vindice
Deo Vindice
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Originally Posted By Diamond2J: Can't let the thread die https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/474695/20210702_085723-1999124.jpghttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/474695/20210702_085749-1999123.jpg Nice looking gun. The stock is painted I assume? On a side note, anybody know where to find a foliage BCM grip?
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FOLIAGE GREEN AR PICTURE THREAD (Page 10 of 11)
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