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Posted: 9/30/2007 9:02:33 AM EDT
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Here's my parts list: Noveske stripped lower Stag lower parts kit Timney 3lb. single stage drop-in trigger Ergo pistol grip LMT SOPMOD Stock Noveske Recon Upper w/ Medium contour SS barrel 1/7 twist Troy flip up BUIS front and rear Raptor Bipod Larue Sling Daniel Defense QD sling mount Trijicon ACOG TA01NSN Gemtech M4-02 suppressor I have all the parts except the suppressor (awaiting tax stamp) and look forward to getting it assembled and out to the range. Legal Disclaimer: The poster has no affiliation withthe U.S. Navy or the Us. Navy Seals nor does he purport to manufacture or supply weapons to the Navy Seals. The poster is about to build an AR15 type rifle and does not represent that is was manufactured by Colt or modified by Crane. The poster will be the end user and he does not represent that it will be used by an actual Navy Seal. Due to the confusion resulting from the original post, the title of said post has been changed to "Next Build:: A Rifle." The components of said build were chosen based on the poster's opinion (I'm sure a misguided and erroneous opinion) of their quality and similarity to components used in real Recce rifles.  |
Well, I'm not sure then. I don't get into clones, but even if the OP's isn't trying for that look O guess he can name it as he wishes. Is that a muffler on the rig in the second pic?
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Hey man, don't let the sharpshooters put you off. You're following what's generally accepted criteria for a Recon or Recce rifle build. If someone here has a problem with that, perhaps they can call Noveske or MSTN who offer parts for such builds and ask to be enlightened. Sharing information is what this forum is about. I call into question anyone who here who simply fires a put down at another member and who doesn't substantially backup their comments with reliable information.
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I'm not put off...just having some fun. I 'll stand by my original statement....Just sharing a project with the board. The only real "Navy Seal Recce" rifles are produced by Colt and modified at Crane and then again, to some extent, by the actual Navy Seal operator. I think most people get that this is a personal build and that I referred to it as a "Navy Seal Recce" because its meant to be similar to the rifle used by Seal teams and that I wasn't trying to pass it off as something its not. Of course I'm not going to let statements of a couple guys ruin my fun. 
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I knew what you meant killer . Refer to the rifle as you wish.
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