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Yep... had a pretty nasty storm that afternoon, coming out of the air conditioned house into the humidity is a recipe for some nasty foggy unfortunately. Also, I'd like to give Neil at Gun Gallery some major thanks. He installed my forward assist for free. I can't recommend GG enough! Thanks for the compliments guys. |
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Has MARSOC gone mostly to to MK. 18's these days? I feel like I used to see a lot more photos with them using Block 2 M4s.
I may be completely off the mark here, just curious. Low quality picture time: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-3HxSCeV0-hM/U6PunlUJ_4I/AAAAAAAABG4/PJ2Ycc-8pXQ/w958-h539-no/20140620_041939.jpg |
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Originally Posted By PatriotManJSO:
Has MARSOC gone mostly to to MK. 18's these days? I feel like I used to see a lot more photos with them using Block 2 M4s. I may be completely off the mark here, just curious. Low quality picture time: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-3HxSCeV0-hM/U6PunlUJ_4I/AAAAAAAABG4/PJ2Ycc-8pXQ/w958-h539-no/20140620_041939.jpg View Quote They use both just like the other "Tier 2" SOCOM units. The mission/environment will usually dictate which one they take on the op. |
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"Stay Alert...Stay Alive."
"I think it takes a particular coward to criticize procedures that you don't understand; particularly when they apply to places that you don't have the bravery to go." |
Originally Posted By drewQ22:
Yeah I didn't have one of the front sight block tools last time. I think if I get a colt socom bbl I'm gonna build a fsp block ii. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By drewQ22:
Originally Posted By Augee:
Originally Posted By drewQ22:
How hard is it to get the taper pins out of the fsb? My bcm fsb needed the hammer of Thor to get the pins out(yes I was driving them the right direction). I ended up boogering up fsb in a few spots as well. A big hammer, the right punch, and probably some grunting and maybe cursing. If it makes you feel any better, most of the boogering of the FSB should be mostly concealed by the rail once you get it on. (Meanwhile, I've had good luck with letting some oil soak in overnight and a proper FSB removal block helps - proper tools and all - there's some work you can, and I have done on an AR with a Gerber and rigged up tools and pieces of ball-point pen - removing an FSB would not be one I recommend.) ~Augee Carpenter nail sets... work better for this than regular punches. Also, have a buddy help and use wood blocks and a solid surface - like a cement floor. |
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Or just send the damn thing to ADCO.
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I've found the best thing to do on FSB pins is to stick the barrel in a set of aluminum barrel vice blocks, then pound the pins out.
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Originally Posted By AR415: Here's my contribution. I'm also new to the ar15 and decided to do a m4a1 block II clone for my first ar. I went with a dd m4a1 '14 mil spec+ model and immediately ditching the factory furniture and threw on some block II gear. Surefire fh and tac light are planned for the near future. Until then enjoy the pics :) http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg491/thinkkrink415/19D32ED4-2902-4E7B-9B9B-530583FA20BF_zpst59ttrky.jpg http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg491/thinkkrink415/D2403394-E701-491E-ADDD-496C56805555_zpsv98sqjav.jpg View Quote Love the TA01ECOS on there. Looks great.
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"Stay Alert...Stay Alive."
"I think it takes a particular coward to criticize procedures that you don't understand; particularly when they apply to places that you don't have the bravery to go." |
Originally Posted By warpig8654: http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/aa270/force8654/DSC_1925_zps38c68ec4.jpg View Quote Nice |
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Originally Posted By Lancelot:
Originally Posted By warpig8654:
http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/aa270/force8654/DSC_1925_zps38c68ec4.jpg Nice Thank you. |
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"Stay Alert...Stay Alive."
"I think it takes a particular coward to criticize procedures that you don't understand; particularly when they apply to places that you don't have the bravery to go." |
Originally Posted By SuperiorSOLO:
<a href="http://s1139.photobucket.com/user/vandenberghe1986/media/IMG_2529_zpsd6ca5b81.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1139.photobucket.com/albums/n547/vandenberghe1986/IMG_2529_zpsd6ca5b81.jpg</a> <a href="http://s1139.photobucket.com/user/vandenberghe1986/media/IMG_2532_zps5347d2f2.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1139.photobucket.com/albums/n547/vandenberghe1986/IMG_2532_zps5347d2f2.jpg</a> View Quote I think you need to come down to Eau Claire, and let me shoot that thing Very nice!!! |
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I confirmed that the FH556-215A was the standard muzzle device for pre-SOCOM Surefire suppressors:
This is from an old post on http://defensenews.com "SOCOM awards lots I & II of Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors to Surefire Posted by Rob Curtis | September 29th, 2011 | GearScout, Modern Day Marine As I spoke to the guys at Surefire today, I found out they’d been awarded lots I and 2 of SOCOMs Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors contract. These are the lots that cover cans for the M4CQBR and MK13. (The United States Marine Corps is already employing SureFire’s FA762SS suppressor system on the M40A5 sniper rifle.) I’m still waiting to hear who won the other lots, though I’ve heard plans to fit suppressors for other weapons on the SOCOM contract, like the M16A4, M27, and M48 are on hold for various reasons. Even so, the two IDIQ contract lots alone are worth about $23.3 million and represents the largest suppressor contract Surefire has won to date. We’ll see who else got a part of this one, I’m guessing KAC, AAC and maybe GemTech had hats in the ring on this one, too. Products selected by Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division, are: For the SOCOM M4/CQBR firearm: FH556-215A adapter & FA556-212-DE suppressor For the SOCOM M4/CQBR firearm training and blank firing: BFA-FA556-212 & TA-FA556-212 For the SOCOM MK13 firearm: FH762K05 adapter & FA762K-DE suppressor For the SOCOM MK13 firearm training and blank firing: BFA-FA762K & TA-FA762K From Surefire’s Press Release: USSOCOM Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors (FMBS) Contract Awarded to SureFire Fountain Valley, CA—SureFire, LLC, manufacturer of high-end illumination tools and tactical products, has been awarded its largest suppressor contract to date. The $23.3 million contract, for an indefinite quantity of sound suppressors, suppressor adapters, blank firing adapters and training adapters, was awarded by officials of the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division—the pri- mary solicitation center for U.S. Special Operations Command—as part of the Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors (FMBS) contract." Originally Posted By Will816:
They probably used the flash hider. Running a brake, indoors, next to your buddies without a can on would not be an enlightening experience I'd recommend the 215 because it LOOKS the most like the SF3P or 556RC View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Will816:
Originally Posted By p712k:
Which mount for the Surefire FA556-212 would be the most correct (in looks) for a block II clone? Not going to get a new SOCOM suppressor, have to work within constraints here. Also I read either in this thread, the MK18 thread or the Block 1.5/PR thread that there were some unit level purchases of the Surefire FA556-212, did they use the brake or the flash hider for those? They probably used the flash hider. Running a brake, indoors, next to your buddies without a can on would not be an enlightening experience I'd recommend the 215 because it LOOKS the most like the SF3P or 556RC |
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Originally Posted By p712k:
I confirmed that the FH556-215A was the standard muzzle device for pre-SOCOM Surefire suppressors: This is from an old post on http://defensenews.com "SOCOM awards lots I & II of Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors to Surefire Posted by Rob Curtis | September 29th, 2011 | GearScout, Modern Day Marine As I spoke to the guys at Surefire today, I found out they’d been awarded lots I and 2 of SOCOMs Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors contract. These are the lots that cover cans for the M4CQBR and MK13. (The United States Marine Corps is already employing SureFire’s FA762SS suppressor system on the M40A5 sniper rifle.) I’m still waiting to hear who won the other lots, though I’ve heard plans to fit suppressors for other weapons on the SOCOM contract, like the M16A4, M27, and M48 are on hold for various reasons. Even so, the two IDIQ contract lots alone are worth about $23.3 million and represents the largest suppressor contract Surefire has won to date. We’ll see who else got a part of this one, I’m guessing KAC, AAC and maybe GemTech had hats in the ring on this one, too. Products selected by Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division, are: For the SOCOM M4/CQBR firearm: FH556-215A adapter & FA556-212-DE suppressor For the SOCOM M4/CQBR firearm training and blank firing: BFA-FA556-212 & TA-FA556-212 For the SOCOM MK13 firearm: FH762K05 adapter & FA762K-DE suppressor For the SOCOM MK13 firearm training and blank firing: BFA-FA762K & TA-FA762K From Surefire’s Press Release: USSOCOM Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors (FMBS) Contract Awarded to SureFire Fountain Valley, CA—SureFire, LLC, manufacturer of high-end illumination tools and tactical products, has been awarded its largest suppressor contract to date. The $23.3 million contract, for an indefinite quantity of sound suppressors, suppressor adapters, blank firing adapters and training adapters, was awarded by officials of the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division—the pri- mary solicitation center for U.S. Special Operations Command—as part of the Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors (FMBS) contract." View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By p712k:
I confirmed that the FH556-215A was the standard muzzle device for pre-SOCOM Surefire suppressors: This is from an old post on http://defensenews.com "SOCOM awards lots I & II of Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors to Surefire Posted by Rob Curtis | September 29th, 2011 | GearScout, Modern Day Marine As I spoke to the guys at Surefire today, I found out they’d been awarded lots I and 2 of SOCOMs Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors contract. These are the lots that cover cans for the M4CQBR and MK13. (The United States Marine Corps is already employing SureFire’s FA762SS suppressor system on the M40A5 sniper rifle.) I’m still waiting to hear who won the other lots, though I’ve heard plans to fit suppressors for other weapons on the SOCOM contract, like the M16A4, M27, and M48 are on hold for various reasons. Even so, the two IDIQ contract lots alone are worth about $23.3 million and represents the largest suppressor contract Surefire has won to date. We’ll see who else got a part of this one, I’m guessing KAC, AAC and maybe GemTech had hats in the ring on this one, too. Products selected by Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division, are: For the SOCOM M4/CQBR firearm: FH556-215A adapter & FA556-212-DE suppressor For the SOCOM M4/CQBR firearm training and blank firing: BFA-FA556-212 & TA-FA556-212 For the SOCOM MK13 firearm: FH762K05 adapter & FA762K-DE suppressor For the SOCOM MK13 firearm training and blank firing: BFA-FA762K & TA-FA762K From Surefire’s Press Release: USSOCOM Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors (FMBS) Contract Awarded to SureFire Fountain Valley, CA—SureFire, LLC, manufacturer of high-end illumination tools and tactical products, has been awarded its largest suppressor contract to date. The $23.3 million contract, for an indefinite quantity of sound suppressors, suppressor adapters, blank firing adapters and training adapters, was awarded by officials of the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division—the pri- mary solicitation center for U.S. Special Operations Command—as part of the Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors (FMBS) contract." Originally Posted By Will816:
Originally Posted By p712k:
Which mount for the Surefire FA556-212 would be the most correct (in looks) for a block II clone? Not going to get a new SOCOM suppressor, have to work within constraints here. Also I read either in this thread, the MK18 thread or the Block 1.5/PR thread that there were some unit level purchases of the Surefire FA556-212, did they use the brake or the flash hider for those? They probably used the flash hider. Running a brake, indoors, next to your buddies without a can on would not be an enlightening experience I'd recommend the 215 because it LOOKS the most like the SF3P or 556RC Nope, the FH556RC is the correct model for SOCOM. If you look it up in the supply system, it says the -215 as a part number, but it'll be a FH556RC if you order it. Same probably goes for the suppressors. AFAIK, Surefire updated the FH and Suppressor post that announcement, and the older legacy models aren't widely (rare, but have been seen) used anymore. I also confirmed through Surefire that the FH556RC was the FH of choice, and the 4 prong model isn't going anywhere anytime soon. |
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My post was addressing the model of pre-SOCOM muzzle devices used.
Originally Posted By Tmender03:
Nope, the FH556RC is the correct model for SOCOM. If you look it up in the supply system, it says the -215 as a part number, but it'll be a FH556RC if you order it. Same probably goes for the suppressors. AFAIK, Surefire updated the FH and Suppressor post that announcement, and the older legacy models aren't widely (rare, but have been seen) used anymore. I also confirmed through Surefire that the FH556RC was the FH of choice, and the 4 prong model isn't going anywhere anytime soon. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Tmender03:
Originally Posted By p712k:
I confirmed that the FH556-215A was the standard muzzle device for pre-SOCOM Surefire suppressors: This is from an old post on http://defensenews.com "SOCOM awards lots I & II of Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors to Surefire Posted by Rob Curtis | September 29th, 2011 | GearScout, Modern Day Marine As I spoke to the guys at Surefire today, I found out they’d been awarded lots I and 2 of SOCOMs Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors contract. These are the lots that cover cans for the M4CQBR and MK13. (The United States Marine Corps is already employing SureFire’s FA762SS suppressor system on the M40A5 sniper rifle.) I’m still waiting to hear who won the other lots, though I’ve heard plans to fit suppressors for other weapons on the SOCOM contract, like the M16A4, M27, and M48 are on hold for various reasons. Even so, the two IDIQ contract lots alone are worth about $23.3 million and represents the largest suppressor contract Surefire has won to date. We’ll see who else got a part of this one, I’m guessing KAC, AAC and maybe GemTech had hats in the ring on this one, too. Products selected by Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division, are: For the SOCOM M4/CQBR firearm: FH556-215A adapter & FA556-212-DE suppressor For the SOCOM M4/CQBR firearm training and blank firing: BFA-FA556-212 & TA-FA556-212 For the SOCOM MK13 firearm: FH762K05 adapter & FA762K-DE suppressor For the SOCOM MK13 firearm training and blank firing: BFA-FA762K & TA-FA762K From Surefire’s Press Release: USSOCOM Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors (FMBS) Contract Awarded to SureFire Fountain Valley, CA—SureFire, LLC, manufacturer of high-end illumination tools and tactical products, has been awarded its largest suppressor contract to date. The $23.3 million contract, for an indefinite quantity of sound suppressors, suppressor adapters, blank firing adapters and training adapters, was awarded by officials of the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division—the pri- mary solicitation center for U.S. Special Operations Command—as part of the Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors (FMBS) contract." Originally Posted By Will816:
Originally Posted By p712k:
Which mount for the Surefire FA556-212 would be the most correct (in looks) for a block II clone? Not going to get a new SOCOM suppressor, have to work within constraints here. Also I read either in this thread, the MK18 thread or the Block 1.5/PR thread that there were some unit level purchases of the Surefire FA556-212, did they use the brake or the flash hider for those? They probably used the flash hider. Running a brake, indoors, next to your buddies without a can on would not be an enlightening experience I'd recommend the 215 because it LOOKS the most like the SF3P or 556RC Nope, the FH556RC is the correct model for SOCOM. If you look it up in the supply system, it says the -215 as a part number, but it'll be a FH556RC if you order it. Same probably goes for the suppressors. AFAIK, Surefire updated the FH and Suppressor post that announcement, and the older legacy models aren't widely (rare, but have been seen) used anymore. I also confirmed through Surefire that the FH556RC was the FH of choice, and the 4 prong model isn't going anywhere anytime soon. |
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Originally Posted By slowkota1:
I think you need to come down to Eau Claire, and let me shoot that thing Very nice!!! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By slowkota1:
Originally Posted By SuperiorSOLO:
<a href="http://s1139.photobucket.com/user/vandenberghe1986/media/IMG_2529_zpsd6ca5b81.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1139.photobucket.com/albums/n547/vandenberghe1986/IMG_2529_zpsd6ca5b81.jpg</a> <a href="http://s1139.photobucket.com/user/vandenberghe1986/media/IMG_2532_zps5347d2f2.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1139.photobucket.com/albums/n547/vandenberghe1986/IMG_2532_zps5347d2f2.jpg</a> I think you need to come down to Eau Claire, and let me shoot that thing Very nice!!! What kinda ranges do you have down there? |
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Originally Posted By p712k:
My post was addressing the model of pre-SOCOM muzzle devices used. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By p712k:
My post was addressing the model of pre-SOCOM muzzle devices used. Originally Posted By Tmender03:
Originally Posted By p712k:
I confirmed that the FH556-215A was the standard muzzle device for pre-SOCOM Surefire suppressors: This is from an old post on http://defensenews.com "SOCOM awards lots I & II of Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors to Surefire Posted by Rob Curtis | September 29th, 2011 | GearScout, Modern Day Marine As I spoke to the guys at Surefire today, I found out they’d been awarded lots I and 2 of SOCOMs Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors contract. These are the lots that cover cans for the M4CQBR and MK13. (The United States Marine Corps is already employing SureFire’s FA762SS suppressor system on the M40A5 sniper rifle.) I’m still waiting to hear who won the other lots, though I’ve heard plans to fit suppressors for other weapons on the SOCOM contract, like the M16A4, M27, and M48 are on hold for various reasons. Even so, the two IDIQ contract lots alone are worth about $23.3 million and represents the largest suppressor contract Surefire has won to date. We’ll see who else got a part of this one, I’m guessing KAC, AAC and maybe GemTech had hats in the ring on this one, too. Products selected by Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division, are: For the SOCOM M4/CQBR firearm: FH556-215A adapter & FA556-212-DE suppressor For the SOCOM M4/CQBR firearm training and blank firing: BFA-FA556-212 & TA-FA556-212 For the SOCOM MK13 firearm: FH762K05 adapter & FA762K-DE suppressor For the SOCOM MK13 firearm training and blank firing: BFA-FA762K & TA-FA762K From Surefire’s Press Release: USSOCOM Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors (FMBS) Contract Awarded to SureFire Fountain Valley, CA—SureFire, LLC, manufacturer of high-end illumination tools and tactical products, has been awarded its largest suppressor contract to date. The $23.3 million contract, for an indefinite quantity of sound suppressors, suppressor adapters, blank firing adapters and training adapters, was awarded by officials of the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division—the pri- mary solicitation center for U.S. Special Operations Command—as part of the Family of Muzzle Brake Suppressors (FMBS) contract." Originally Posted By Will816:
Originally Posted By p712k:
Which mount for the Surefire FA556-212 would be the most correct (in looks) for a block II clone? Not going to get a new SOCOM suppressor, have to work within constraints here. Also I read either in this thread, the MK18 thread or the Block 1.5/PR thread that there were some unit level purchases of the Surefire FA556-212, did they use the brake or the flash hider for those? They probably used the flash hider. Running a brake, indoors, next to your buddies without a can on would not be an enlightening experience I'd recommend the 215 because it LOOKS the most like the SF3P or 556RC Nope, the FH556RC is the correct model for SOCOM. If you look it up in the supply system, it says the -215 as a part number, but it'll be a FH556RC if you order it. Same probably goes for the suppressors. AFAIK, Surefire updated the FH and Suppressor post that announcement, and the older legacy models aren't widely (rare, but have been seen) used anymore. I also confirmed through Surefire that the FH556RC was the FH of choice, and the 4 prong model isn't going anywhere anytime soon. Then totally disregard my previous post. This is what I get for reading too fast I guess. |
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Originally Posted By slowkota1:
I think you need to come down to Eau Claire, and let me shoot that thing Very nice!!! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By slowkota1:
Originally Posted By SuperiorSOLO:
<a href="http://s1139.photobucket.com/user/vandenberghe1986/media/IMG_2529_zpsd6ca5b81.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1139.photobucket.com/albums/n547/vandenberghe1986/IMG_2529_zpsd6ca5b81.jpg</a> <a href="http://s1139.photobucket.com/user/vandenberghe1986/media/IMG_2532_zps5347d2f2.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1139.photobucket.com/albums/n547/vandenberghe1986/IMG_2532_zps5347d2f2.jpg</a> I think you need to come down to Eau Claire, and let me shoot that thing Very nice!!! I'm from Eau Claire. Kind of weird to see that name on this site. Anyways, I'm headed out to Augusta tomorrow to put some more rounds through this beast. " /> |
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Originally Posted By Postal0311:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Cc3bqXasR6Y/U7W0kYUsHOI/AAAAAAAADiU/tnM6fJ9uMCM/s576/2014-07-03%252015.48.03.jpg View Quote Sweet! Are those Colt factory anodized receivers? What about the grip, FNH? That reminds me of the HK416A5, but obviously a M4A1. Perhaps we could call it a M4A2? The whole setup is friggin' sweet. |
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Originally Posted By Postal0311:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Cc3bqXasR6Y/U7W0kYUsHOI/AAAAAAAADiU/tnM6fJ9uMCM/s576/2014-07-03%252015.48.03.jpg View Quote Oh now I'm jealous. |
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Originally Posted By Postal0311:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Cc3bqXasR6Y/U7W0kYUsHOI/AAAAAAAADiU/tnM6fJ9uMCM/s576/2014-07-03%252015.48.03.jpg View Quote Loving that M45A1! |
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Originally Posted By SuperiorSOLO:
What kinda ranges do you have down there? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By SuperiorSOLO:
Originally Posted By slowkota1:
Originally Posted By SuperiorSOLO:
<a href="http://s1139.photobucket.com/user/vandenberghe1986/media/IMG_2529_zpsd6ca5b81.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1139.photobucket.com/albums/n547/vandenberghe1986/IMG_2529_zpsd6ca5b81.jpg</a> <a href="http://s1139.photobucket.com/user/vandenberghe1986/media/IMG_2532_zps5347d2f2.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1139.photobucket.com/albums/n547/vandenberghe1986/IMG_2532_zps5347d2f2.jpg</a> I think you need to come down to Eau Claire, and let me shoot that thing Very nice!!! What kinda ranges do you have down there? 100 to 600 brother! 0-25 yds on the pistol side... 0-100 yds on the rifle side... 0-300 yds in the stuck-up Menomonie range (I haven't shot there but I hear it's retarded1) $25 or $35 for a complete access code for the "short range"... Another couple dollars for a whole 'nother the 600 yd range |
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Originally Posted By slowkota1:
100 to 600 brother! 0-25 yds on the pistol side... 0-100 yds on the rifle side... 0-300 yds in the stuck-up Menomonie range (I haven't shot there but I hear it's retarded1) $25 or $35 for a complete access code for the "short range"... Another couple dollars for a whole 'nother the 600 yd range http://www.ecnrc.org/ecnrc.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By slowkota1:
Originally Posted By SuperiorSOLO:
Originally Posted By slowkota1:
Originally Posted By SuperiorSOLO:
<a href="http://s1139.photobucket.com/user/vandenberghe1986/media/IMG_2529_zpsd6ca5b81.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1139.photobucket.com/albums/n547/vandenberghe1986/IMG_2529_zpsd6ca5b81.jpg</a> <a href="http://s1139.photobucket.com/user/vandenberghe1986/media/IMG_2532_zps5347d2f2.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1139.photobucket.com/albums/n547/vandenberghe1986/IMG_2532_zps5347d2f2.jpg</a> I think you need to come down to Eau Claire, and let me shoot that thing Very nice!!! What kinda ranges do you have down there? 100 to 600 brother! 0-25 yds on the pistol side... 0-100 yds on the rifle side... 0-300 yds in the stuck-up Menomonie range (I haven't shot there but I hear it's retarded1) $25 or $35 for a complete access code for the "short range"... Another couple dollars for a whole 'nother the 600 yd range http://www.ecnrc.org/ecnrc.jpg Range Envy. I has it. |
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Originally Posted By jray02r1:
I'm from Eau Claire. Kind of weird to see that name on this site. Anyways, I'm headed out to Augusta tomorrow to put some more rounds through this beast. http:// <a href=http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z183/jray00343657/20140702_144915_zpscf8e0133.jpg</a>" /> View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By jray02r1:
Originally Posted By slowkota1:
Originally Posted By SuperiorSOLO:
<a href="http://s1139.photobucket.com/user/vandenberghe1986/media/IMG_2529_zpsd6ca5b81.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1139.photobucket.com/albums/n547/vandenberghe1986/IMG_2529_zpsd6ca5b81.jpg</a> <a href="http://s1139.photobucket.com/user/vandenberghe1986/media/IMG_2532_zps5347d2f2.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1139.photobucket.com/albums/n547/vandenberghe1986/IMG_2532_zps5347d2f2.jpg</a> I think you need to come down to Eau Claire, and let me shoot that thing Very nice!!! I'm from Eau Claire. Kind of weird to see that name on this site. Anyways, I'm headed out to Augusta tomorrow to put some more rounds through this beast. http:// <a href=http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z183/jray00343657/20140702_144915_zpscf8e0133.jpg</a>" /> Eau Claire you say... You want to be "Arfcom friends"? |
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I'm getting back into the Block II game again...
SOCOM upper group is on its way.
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Originally Posted By RTUtah:
Happy Fourth, everybody. http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r249/RTUtah/ARs/blkii4th_zps813e9f21.jpg View Quote Cheers. By the way,nice rifle. |
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Originally Posted By ihcnehc:
Happy Fourth of July! http://i1294.photobucket.com/albums/b602/ihcnehc/Block%202%20Checkpoint/IMG_6088_zps6813e2a2.jpg http://i1294.photobucket.com/albums/b602/ihcnehc/Block%202%20Checkpoint/__2014_07_04_02_zps71bee6c7.jpg No airsoft junk in case you are wondering. View Quote Sick! I saw the LA-5 on eBay and it looked legit. If that's where you got it, it was a good score. |
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Originally Posted By ihcnehc:
Happy Fourth of July! http://i1294.photobucket.com/albums/b602/ihcnehc/Block%202%20Checkpoint/IMG_6088_zps6813e2a2.jpg http://i1294.photobucket.com/albums/b602/ihcnehc/Block%202%20Checkpoint/__2014_07_04_02_zps71bee6c7.jpg No airsoft junk in case you are wondering. View Quote Real LA-5? I'm so jelly. |
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Originally Posted By RTUtah: Happy Fourth, everybody. http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r249/RTUtah/ARs/blkii4th_zps813e9f21.jpg View Quote |
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The raised adjustment knobs for illuminator on LA-5 is really nice. Other than that, all that extra power is really of no use to me for what I use it for. It would be really nice if Insight produces a regular PEQ-15 model that has raised adjustment knobs.
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Originally Posted By ihcnehc:
The raised adjustment knobs for illuminator on LA-5 is really nice. Other than that, all that extra power is really of no use to me for what I use it for. It would be really nice if Insight produces a regular PEQ-15 model that has raised adjustment knobs. View Quote Agreed. I have avoided (and gotten out of) the PEQ-15 market until I see what happens. I hope L3 releases a Class 1 ATPIAL but with LA-5 adjustment knobs. The PEQ-2A adjustment knobs are somewhat similar. I would love to have the real ones to up my clone cred, but I wasn't comfortable having that much money tied up in it. I do have an AN/PEQ-2A that I got new in wrap with serial and all that jazz, so that will have to do for now. On the plus side, at least there weren't two versions of those for the SOPMOD kit, so I at least have legit shit for Block 1 stuff. |
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Originally Posted By secretwheelman:
Happy 4th indeed. https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3862/14386253777_4bd81f7b22_h.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By secretwheelman:
Originally Posted By RTUtah:
Happy Fourth, everybody. http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r249/RTUtah/ARs/blkii4th_zps813e9f21.jpg https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3862/14386253777_4bd81f7b22_h.jpg Showoff |
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Originally Posted By cmcflex: Agreed. I have avoided (and gotten out of) the PEQ-15 market until I see what happens. I hope L3 releases a Class 1 ATPIAL but with LA-5 adjustment knobs. The PEQ-2A adjustment knobs are somewhat similar. I would love to have the real ones to up my clone cred, but I wasn't comfortable having that much money tied up in it. I do have an AN/PEQ-2A that I got new in wrap with serial and all that jazz, so that will have to do for now. On the plus side, at least there weren't two versions of those for the SOPMOD kit, so I at least have legit shit for Block 1 stuff. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By cmcflex: Originally Posted By ihcnehc: The raised adjustment knobs for illuminator on LA-5 is really nice. Other than that, all that extra power is really of no use to me for what I use it for. It would be really nice if Insight produces a regular PEQ-15 model that has raised adjustment knobs. Agreed. I have avoided (and gotten out of) the PEQ-15 market until I see what happens. I hope L3 releases a Class 1 ATPIAL but with LA-5 adjustment knobs. The PEQ-2A adjustment knobs are somewhat similar. I would love to have the real ones to up my clone cred, but I wasn't comfortable having that much money tied up in it. I do have an AN/PEQ-2A that I got new in wrap with serial and all that jazz, so that will have to do for now. On the plus side, at least there weren't two versions of those for the SOPMOD kit, so I at least have legit shit for Block 1 stuff. PEQ-2 is nice. All my PEQ-15 are legit and have S/N and came in NIB. Nothing to worry about. |
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Originally Posted By ihcnehc:
PEQ-2 is nice. In my humble assessment, there is really no class 1 laser like PEQ-15. It is light weight and its controls are intuitive and easy to use with gloves on in dark. It is also pretty low profile and hugs rail close. I have tried LDI DBAL D2 and I2. D2 came pretty close but its bulk, weight, controls set it back for me. All my PEQ-15 are legit and have S/N and come in NIB. Nothing to worry about. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By ihcnehc:
Originally Posted By cmcflex:
Originally Posted By ihcnehc:
The raised adjustment knobs for illuminator on LA-5 is really nice. Other than that, all that extra power is really of no use to me for what I use it for. It would be really nice if Insight produces a regular PEQ-15 model that has raised adjustment knobs. Agreed. I have avoided (and gotten out of) the PEQ-15 market until I see what happens. I hope L3 releases a Class 1 ATPIAL but with LA-5 adjustment knobs. The PEQ-2A adjustment knobs are somewhat similar. I would love to have the real ones to up my clone cred, but I wasn't comfortable having that much money tied up in it. I do have an AN/PEQ-2A that I got new in wrap with serial and all that jazz, so that will have to do for now. On the plus side, at least there weren't two versions of those for the SOPMOD kit, so I at least have legit shit for Block 1 stuff. In my humble assessment, there is really no class 1 laser like PEQ-15. It is light weight and its controls are intuitive and easy to use with gloves on in dark. It is also pretty low profile and hugs rail close. I have tried LDI DBAL D2 and I2. D2 came pretty close but its bulk, weight, controls set it back for me. All my PEQ-15 are legit and have S/N and come in NIB. Nothing to worry about. Yeah, I won't spend my money on any of the current Class 1 options. And I wasn't trying to imply yours weren't serialed properly, etc. If I find another good deal like that I will jump on it, but I need to cool it for a bit hahaha. I recently scored a NF 2.5-10x24 for my Mk12 and I have been working on my Mk17 and Mk16 CQC clones.. And I would really love to score a legit HK416D upper. Damn this BRD.....someday I will be able to get all of the gear I want...someday. In any event, sweet shit, man. |
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Originally Posted By cmcflex: Yeah, I won't spend my money on any of the current Class 1 options. And I wasn't trying to imply yours weren't serialed properly, etc. If I find another good deal like that I will jump on it, but I need to cool it for a bit hahaha. I recently scored a NF 2.5-10x24 for my Mk12 and I have been working on my Mk17 and Mk16 CQC clones.. And I would really love to score a legit HK416D upper. Damn this BRD.....someday I will be able to get all of the gear I want...someday. In any event, sweet shit, man. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By cmcflex: Originally Posted By ihcnehc: Originally Posted By cmcflex: Originally Posted By ihcnehc: The raised adjustment knobs for illuminator on LA-5 is really nice. Other than that, all that extra power is really of no use to me for what I use it for. It would be really nice if Insight produces a regular PEQ-15 model that has raised adjustment knobs. Agreed. I have avoided (and gotten out of) the PEQ-15 market until I see what happens. I hope L3 releases a Class 1 ATPIAL but with LA-5 adjustment knobs. The PEQ-2A adjustment knobs are somewhat similar. I would love to have the real ones to up my clone cred, but I wasn't comfortable having that much money tied up in it. I do have an AN/PEQ-2A that I got new in wrap with serial and all that jazz, so that will have to do for now. On the plus side, at least there weren't two versions of those for the SOPMOD kit, so I at least have legit shit for Block 1 stuff. In my humble assessment, there is really no class 1 laser like PEQ-15. It is light weight and its controls are intuitive and easy to use with gloves on in dark. It is also pretty low profile and hugs rail close. I have tried LDI DBAL D2 and I2. D2 came pretty close but its bulk, weight, controls set it back for me. All my PEQ-15 are legit and have S/N and come in NIB. Nothing to worry about. Yeah, I won't spend my money on any of the current Class 1 options. And I wasn't trying to imply yours weren't serialed properly, etc. If I find another good deal like that I will jump on it, but I need to cool it for a bit hahaha. I recently scored a NF 2.5-10x24 for my Mk12 and I have been working on my Mk17 and Mk16 CQC clones.. And I would really love to score a legit HK416D upper. Damn this BRD.....someday I will be able to get all of the gear I want...someday. In any event, sweet shit, man. Thanks man. I, too, tried to get some HK416D uppers, 10.4 and 14.5, and then gave up. I just oiled and sealed my HK MR556A1 and put it away. Parts are hard to find and expensive. There is really no point to it in my view. I ended up just stocking up on Colt parts be done with it. Best of luck to you HK416 endeavor. |
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Originally Posted By ihcnehc:
Happy Fourth of July! http://i1294.photobucket.com/albums/b602/ihcnehc/Block%202%20Checkpoint/IMG_6088_zps6813e2a2.jpg http://i1294.photobucket.com/albums/b602/ihcnehc/Block%202%20Checkpoint/__2014_07_04_02_zps71bee6c7.jpg No airsoft junk in case you are wondering. View Quote Ugh. I hate you. I thought I was doing pretty well until.... Whatever. You aint got shit until you've got a proper CNVD-T. Having used the AN/PEQ-15 as well as the AN/PEQ-15A (DBAL-A2) I much prefer the PEQ-15. I would love have a Class Ib version of the LA-5, I've been in many situations where I think a thumbscrew adjustable illuminator would be useful. ~Augee |
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Originally Posted By Augee: Ugh. I hate you. I thought I was doing pretty well until.... Whatever. You aint got shit until you've got a proper CNVD-T. Having used the AN/PEQ-15 as well as the AN/PEQ-15A (DBAL-A2) I much prefer the PEQ-15. I would love have a Class Ib version of the LA-5, I've been in many situations where I think a thumbscrew adjustable illuminator would be useful. ~Augee View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Augee: Originally Posted By ihcnehc: Happy Fourth of July! http://i1294.photobucket.com/albums/b602/ihcnehc/Block%202%20Checkpoint/IMG_6088_zps6813e2a2.jpg http://i1294.photobucket.com/albums/b602/ihcnehc/Block%202%20Checkpoint/__2014_07_04_02_zps71bee6c7.jpg No airsoft junk in case you are wondering. Ugh. I hate you. I thought I was doing pretty well until.... Whatever. You aint got shit until you've got a proper CNVD-T. Having used the AN/PEQ-15 as well as the AN/PEQ-15A (DBAL-A2) I much prefer the PEQ-15. I would love have a Class Ib version of the LA-5, I've been in many situations where I think a thumbscrew adjustable illuminator would be useful. ~Augee A couple of weeks ago, I was adjusting a PEQ-15 and the LA-5 (the illuminator part). The LA-5 was done in literally seconds, whereas I spent considerably more time with the 15. I had on my Ops Core and it was pretty warm and sweat was rolling into my eyes. Lots of fun. I would agree on the CNVD-T. Some times stuff can be difficult to spot with a NVG but would just pop with a thermal. I am kind of on the fence about CNVD-T, however. Given a choice I believe I would go with the SkeetIR, just because of the size and weight difference. All these NV stuff adds up in terms of weight pretty quickly. Happy Fourth! |
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Originally Posted By ihcnehc:
Happy Fourth of July! http://i1294.photobucket.com/albums/b602/ihcnehc/Block%202%20Checkpoint/IMG_6088_zps6813e2a2.jpg http://i1294.photobucket.com/albums/b602/ihcnehc/Block%202%20Checkpoint/__2014_07_04_02_zps71bee6c7.jpg No airsoft junk in case you are wondering. View Quote So that makes two of us with LA-5's. Is yours the Ultra High Power version? |
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Please help me decide on a flash hider. I already have the KAC NT4 but I like the look of the surefire better. I haven't been able to find the surefire online but I did find a place locally that has a surefire 4 prong and a 3 prong version. The part number on the surefire didn't match the first pages on the thread though..? Anyways should I put on the KAC or grab a surefire and sell the KAC? I'm building my build now and the flash hider will be pinned on.
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The KAC looks best in my opinion. Wasn't a hard choice for me.
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Originally Posted By patriot_man:
So that makes two of us with LA-5's. Is yours the Ultra High Power version? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By patriot_man:
Originally Posted By ihcnehc:
Happy Fourth of July! http://i1294.photobucket.com/albums/b602/ihcnehc/Block%202%20Checkpoint/IMG_6088_zps6813e2a2.jpg http://i1294.photobucket.com/albums/b602/ihcnehc/Block%202%20Checkpoint/__2014_07_04_02_zps71bee6c7.jpg No airsoft junk in case you are wondering. So that makes two of us with LA-5's. Is yours the Ultra High Power version? I'm curious to find out where you guys found these and how over priced they might be. |
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Originally Posted By KCode98:
Please help me decide on a flash hider. I already have the KAC NT4 but I like the look of the surefire better. I haven't been able to find the surefire online but I did find a place locally that has a surefire 4 prong and a 3 prong version. The part number on the surefire didn't match the first pages on the thread though..? Anyways should I put on the KAC or grab a surefire and sell the KAC? I'm building my build now and the flash hider will be pinned on. View Quote Which one do you think functions better for its intended purpose? If you go with the SF do you plan on obtaining a compatible SF can in the future or likewise if you retain the KAC? |
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