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Originally Posted By plaidium: Any particular reason why? Tooling, lack of interest. costs, all of the above, etc.? View Quote I asked them if tooling up for an 18t run was even a remote possibility. Their response: "No. Given the market, hard to justify making 100 cans and stop production of 1000 ranger 5 and 7s." So take that how you want. I then asked about the April 1st post thing just to confirm what I believed to be an April fools joke and they said: "Yes completely a joke" Maybe AAC is playing us. Who knows lol |
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Originally Posted By brodband8: I asked them if tooling up for an 18t run was even a remote possibility. Their response: "No. Given the market, hard to justify making 100 cans and stop production of 1000 ranger 5 and 7s." So take that how you want. I then asked about the April 1st post thing just to confirm what I believed to be an April fools joke and they said: Maybe AAC is playing us. Who knows lol "Yes completely a joke" View Quote I see. Thanks for the information. |
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Originally Posted By CKxx: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/57691/1000012422_jpg-3247075.JPG View Quote Are you using the factory gas jet with your setup? |
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A topic I haven't seen discussed much: Has anyone ever attamped to re-coat the receiver and laser MK17 markings?
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Just saw the chatter about the 701 cans - reminds me of the time a few years back when I nagged the shit out of Surefire to do a run of Mk20 cans - they said they could, but they'd need a huge order to justify doing it.
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Originally Posted By brodband8: If you download the gallery and look at some of the other rifles in that gallery there is a guy using a lower with his trust info visible. The MK17 in the photo looks more like a commercial scar17s, and has the commercial scar brake on it. I'd bet they were allowed to use their own personal rifles for the event. Edit: It's an Aero lower. lol. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/283538/event_JPG-2463797.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/283538/scar_17s_JPG-2463799.JPG View Quote Are those the Magpul bipods ? If so, how well do they hold up in the field ? @brodband8 |
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There are only two rules in life set in concrete. 1. Survival of the fittest. 2. There will always be the “haves” and the “have nots”.
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Not mil. They are pretty lackluster for a bipod in my experience
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Over the years in my official capacity I have shot and carried M4's, AR15's, CAR-15's, Mini-14's, Socom 16's, Colt SMG's, you name it.
Currently I carry an AR15 from DPMS (Older) 16 inch barrel with a fold AR upper. Fits in a small Glock backpack for carry if needed. Having said all of that when the SHTF, my absolute go to is my SCAR 16 or SCAR 17. I absolutely love the 17. I routinely shoot out to 200 yards or less but have stretched it out to 900 if really needed it. I am using the Trijicon TA11 with green chevron for the optic. IMHO, the SCAR 17 is the best MBR there is. I love this thread, especially the pics provided by LsuJon, -KentuckyWindage-, Broadband8, and Combat_diver. You folks have taught me a lot and I appreciate you. |
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There are only two rules in life set in concrete. 1. Survival of the fittest. 2. There will always be the “haves” and the “have nots”.
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There are only two rules in life set in concrete. 1. Survival of the fittest. 2. There will always be the “haves” and the “have nots”.
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Originally Posted By brodband8: Range last weekend. His mk17 lower. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/283538/2C54B2EB-1868-4C04-8DCE-D731C7C32347_jpe-3152166.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/283538/B31AFC53-AAFE-432A-96CB-E6F9F0C6A6F8_jpe-3152167.JPG View Quote Love the pics, looks like your having fun. |
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There are only two rules in life set in concrete. 1. Survival of the fittest. 2. There will always be the “haves” and the “have nots”.
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My USA SCAR clone was driving me insane so I had to get a Belgium model. A start at least. |
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Originally Posted By my69camaro1: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/186384/1000002207_jpg-3259121.JPG My USA SCAR clone was driving me insane so I had to get a Belgium model. A start at least. View Quote |
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There are only two rules in life set in concrete. 1. Survival of the fittest. 2. There will always be the “haves” and the “have nots”.
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Who’s got the inside scoop on when nightforce is releasing the other contract scopes. I’m dumb and have the 7-35 for my mk20.
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I'm trying to find out if the mk20 SSRs were issued with any sort of UID tag like the mk17/16, but I've yet to see a picture of one in the wild with one visible.
They usually have the white sticker from FN, but that's not a UID is it? Appreciate any help! This is an awesome thread btw! |
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Ya I would like that one too but the current mk20’s have the 5-25
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Originally Posted By Radford343: I'm trying to find out if the mk20 SSRs were issued with any sort of UID tag like the mk17/16, but I've yet to see a picture of one in the wild with one visible. They usually have the white sticker from FN, but that's not a UID is it? Appreciate any help! This is an awesome thread btw! View Quote It's a foil sticker. I make them. https://www.fnforum.net/threads/belgian-barcode-label.232075/?post_id=1603173&nested_view=1&sortby=oldest#post-1603173 |
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Neat, do you take international orders?
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Originally Posted By my69camaro1: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/186384/1000002207_jpg-3259121.JPG My USA SCAR clone was driving me insane so I had to get a Belgium model. A start at least. View Quote Out of curiosity, were there any functional or qc problems with your US SCAR? Or it’s just not clone correct? |
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Originally Posted By eurotrash: Out of curiosity, were there any functional or qc problems with your US SCAR? Or it’s just not clone correct? View Quote No issues with the US scar, beyond the US marking on the top. Then I despise the even newer versions with the multi caliber engraving and the extra material in the upper receiver to help prevent full auto conversions. Lol |
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Originally Posted By my69camaro1: No issues with the US scar, beyond the US marking on the top. Then I despise the even newer versions with the multi caliber engraving and the extra material in the upper receiver to help prevent full auto conversions. Lol View Quote Ewwww, I just bought a NRCH 17. Hopefully my MK8 CQBSS doesn’t look too stupid on it. |
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Originally Posted By billytehbob: Ewwww, I just bought a NRCH 17. Hopefully my MK8 CQBSS doesn't look too stupid on it. View Quote Looks fine here. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By my69camaro1: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/186384/FB_IMG_1702407669672_jpg-3291572.JPG View Quote Older US made receivers don't have that. |
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Originally Posted By brodband8: Older US made receivers don't have that. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By brodband8: Originally Posted By my69camaro1: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/186384/FB_IMG_1702407669672_jpg-3291572.JPG Older US made receivers don't have that. Truth, what I've seen is the time they switched to the multi caliber marking is when the block started. I have a US NRCH model marked 5.56 that does not have the material. |
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Originally Posted By LsuJon: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/316069/IMG_9037_jpeg-3294094.JPG View Quote 2024, still want a 5.56 conversion kit bad. Is that an aftermarket charging handle? |
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2024 and Ugg boot Eotech is still getting love.
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God will not look you over for medals, diplomas, or degrees – but for scars
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Originally Posted By CKxx: This one may have already been posted. Pretty cool though. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/57691/1000013348_jpg-3295086.JPG View Quote That ano |
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Originally Posted By my69camaro1: Truth, what I've seen is the time they switched to the multi caliber marking is when the block started. I have a US NRCH model marked 5.56 that does not have the material. View Quote The SCAR 15P, which is a Belgian import, also has the autocarrier block which is disappointing. I’m sure it’s highly unlikely the SC autocarrier would leak onto the grey market anyway, but still. |
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CNC that shit off. Easy day
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Originally Posted By plaidium: The SCAR 15P, which is a Belgian import, also has the autocarrier block which is disappointing. I’m sure it’s highly unlikely the SC autocarrier would leak onto the grey market anyway, but still. View Quote I could be wrong but I don't think it will prevent you from installing a FA bolt carrier. It would prevent you from attaching a lower with the sear trip installed. Easy fix. Remove the sear trip from the lower and install the standard ring spacer and it should work as a semi without major modification. |
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Originally Posted By brodband8: I could be wrong but I don't think it will prevent you from installing a FA bolt carrier. It would prevent you from attaching a lower with the sear trip installed. Easy fix. Remove the sear trip from the lower and install the standard ring spacer and it should work as a semi without major modification. View Quote The added material is in the path of the auto carrier sear trip, as far as I can tell. If it was just to block the auto sear (not sear trip), then they would only need material towards the front (near/at the auto sear) and not extended all the way to the rear. So, to me, it would seem more likely that since the added material extends all the way to the rear, it’s meant to immediately reject something at the rear entry, which would be the auto carrier sear trip. But, I don’t have one, so I wouldn’t know. Here was my thought with pictures when it came up before on FNForum. Additionally, the 17S upper receiver was already designed to reject the autolower, but it did not reject the autocarrier. This new receiver would therefore reject both. |
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Originally Posted By plaidium: The added material is in the path of the auto carrier sear trip, as far as I can tell. If it was just to block the auto sear (not sear trip), then they would only need material towards the front (near/at the auto sear) and not extended all the way to the rear. So, to me, it would seem more likely that since the added material extends all the way to the rear, it’s meant to immediately reject something at the rear entry, which would be the auto carrier sear trip. But, I don’t have one, so I wouldn’t know. Here was my thought with pictures when it came up before on FNForum. Additionally, the 17S upper receiver was already designed to reject the autolower, but it did not reject the autocarrier. This new receiver would therefore reject both. View Quote I was misusing the term trip. I meant the sear itself. I think that extended piece of material left in the upper prevents a lower with a sear installed from being able to mate. It does not prevent a FA bcg from being installed. |
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Originally Posted By brodband8: I was misusing the term trip. I meant the sear itself. I think that extended piece of material left in the upper prevents a lower with a sear installed from being able to mate. It does not prevent a FA bcg from being installed. View Quote Okke. If you know, then you know. Still seems redundant though. |
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