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Posted: 3/13/2011 5:25:36 PM EDT
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This is my first AR-15 build i dont usuaully clear rooms so i built a DMR
Side view with the add-ons its a cheap scope on top. http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc486/rejectedbread87/DSC_0623.jpg This is it bare bones. http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc486/rejectedbread87/DSC_0518.jpg Mil-spec rear sight. http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc486/rejectedbread87/DSC_0521.jpg Please check it out. I am internet inept and i can't figure out how to post pictures on forums. The parts on my franken rifle: White oak armament upper receiver White oak armament bolt and bolt carrier group white oak armament 18" SPR barrel 1:7 Black weapons armory charging handle and gas tube YHM Diamond rifle length handguards YHM gas block w/ front folding sight Standard A2 flash hidder Essential arms stripped lower DPMS internals and pistol grip DPMS pardus 6-postion stock Future plans: Magpul PRS stock Nikon m-223 scope Please comment! Thanks Rejectedbread |
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The only part that will increase the accuracy of that firearm now is a good trigger. Depending on the use of the rifle you can go match or combat 3.5#. This is as light as I like to go if I am ever considering using the rifle in a SHTF scenario.
If your cheek weld is good with the stock a PRS really will not increase the accuracy, just feels better because of the adjustment, you are gaining considerable weight going to one. To get a buis on the back you will have to go to high rings, my long range 24" I was using med rings and was dead on with a A2 stock but I upgraded to a PRS and was unable to raise the cheek adjustment up so I am going to go to the high rings just so it looks "good". Sorry this might be a team members only thing, just click on the square "looks like a portrait of a countryside" on the bottom when editing/making a post and put the same info in you did to post the hot link. Otherwise do what is described in the next post. 
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Thank you all for commenting on this thread i really value your guys information and compliments. Like i said this was my first build but beauty is in the eye of the beholder and i wanted to make sure that my AR wasn't ugly. i took it to the range and it functioned flawlessly and with great presicion.
Thanks again Rejectedbread |
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