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Posted: 8/29/2007 9:28:32 AM EDT
Update from range, here is a picture of a target with ten shots fired in under 20 seconds at 100 yards. I sure like Wilson barrels I finished my upper, Sundevil billet lower upper, Wilson SS barrel Norrels od green, Leupold 6x18,YHM scope riser, RRA BCG & NM 2stage trigger. Armalite stock and DPMS forearm. I am not so fond of the forearm so if you have any suggestion let me know, Range report on Sunday. 
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You can add a swivel stud for a sling, bipod, etc. Just get a machine threaded Uncle Mike's swivel stud and drill a hole. Tighten down with a nut. My DPMS upper kit came with a UM stud. I did the above and just put a bipod on it last weekend. Works beautiful. Just make damn sure it is lined up. |
Very nice. I like. I'd say Midwest Industries MI#22. It'll give you the continuous rail. www.bravocompanyusa.com/Midwest-Industries-MCTAR-22-p/mctar-22.htm BTW: Is that barrel threaded?? You know what you're missing, right? **cough** CAN!! **cough** |
You're right, it sucks. Send it to me and I will make sure you never have to look at it again.  Awesome, brother. I love the way it looks, but like they say "Hey, it's your gun" |
Great looking build, glad it shoots well. Now go splatter more varmints 
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What do you need the forward assist on a civilian AR for? I know that I wouldn't be caught jamming a round that didn't want to go into the chamber of gun built for any kind of accuracy. I know that there are times that you have to dive the bolt home the last 1/8" or less, but a stuck round is still a stuck round and shouldn't be pressed further into the chamber. Not trying to call you out, just trying to understand the reason for wanting a FA on a gun built for relative accuracy. |
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