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Posted: 4/28/2014 2:41:59 AM EDT
| I fired mine yesterday and it's a nice rifle. Does anyone know if the barrel stampings match the military M16 barrel?(since FN makes military M16's too). I matched it with some older FN barrels and the font and FN symbol were different. Wondering if new M16 barrels match the pictures posted here. |
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I fired mine yesterday and it's a nice rifle. Does anyone know if the barrel stampings match the military M16 barrel?(since FN makes military M16's too). I matched it with some older FN barrels and the font and FN symbol were different. Wondering if new M16 barrels match the pictures posted here. They're not the same at all, I have an A4 upper whose markings are completely different. FNH produces these while FNMI in SC makes them for the military. William |
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The one I got to play with also had a plastic trap door, though so is the Colt A4. The bolt carrier had no markings as did the extractor, the bolt had a odd MP marking on it, not the normal F carrier, F extractor and MPF bolt. I wasn't impressed but, to each his own.
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OP nice rifle. I'm still not sure why Colt or FN couldn't build a proper semi A4 but it's still bitchin.
As for the logo I view it as a non issue. 1. Flat black rattle can the billboard logo away 2. Visit a trophy shop with a computer controlled industrial fiber laser ( it can engrave to factory depth ) 3. Show them the FN govt. rollmark/scan it in 4. Have the laser blast it in, FN was kind enough to leave you plenty of room. Darken it immediately with alumiblack or leave it raw if you are a badass. Make sure the operator doesn't alter the serial number. Make sure he does not inhale the Alumiblack before setting up your project. 5. For maybe 20 minutes time, $20 to the engraver and a slight headache from the Krylon/Alumiblack you can soothe the hate on AR15.com People do the repro logos all the time on those NODAK retro guns, it would be fun on an FNH15 |
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