[ARCHIVED THREAD] - LT Forum - Rifle Project for Charity (Page 1 of 3)
Posted: 7/10/2017 12:11:33 AM EDT
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Hey guys! I’m not sure how many people are around from 2012, but if you were active in the LaRue forum back then, you might remember a little project we did as a group.
Here is a link if you want to read the whole story. 2011 Rifle Project I’m excited to say that Mark LaRue has given the green light to do another one of these projects. I am hoping that there are a lot more parts and pieces out there than there was in 2012 and this should be another huge success. Everyone involved in the 2012 project was incredible to work with and we had a lot of fun. I hope this will be the same. How it works: If you have a part or piece of an AR-15 that you aren’t using (preferably LaRue if possible) post what you have and I will start a list. Last time, we had a lot of people donate money. That money was used to buy an upper that nobody had to donate, a LaRue rifle case, and helped pay for shipping. If you don’t have anything to donate but still want to help, we can do the same thing this time. Once we get started, things seem to run pretty smoothly. After the rifle and included swag is completed, we will hold a raffle. The money from the raffle will be 100% donated to a charity. The charity chosen this time is Warriors Ascent. Warriors Ascent Charity If there are any questions, comments, concerns…PLEASE don’t hesitate to contact me. This is a completely transparent project and everyone’s involvement is essential and appreciated. Last time we did this, I got a lot of questions about why I was doing this. Just to address that issue upfront, and avoid some confusion, here is a little backstory on the first project – and the continued reason for this project. 
2011 proved to be a bad and challenging year for me as the result of a work related incident. As bad as this situation was, the help that I received was overwhelming. I promised myself that when I was able to do so, I wanted to give back somehow. This is how I decided to do so. At this point, I have some free time and just wanted to continue another project. Honestly, the people I met and got to converse with during the first rifle was incredible and I made a lot of great friends. I continue close relationships with a lot of those guys today. Mark LaRue has started this project off with the donation of a LT Lower. Thanks for the awesome generosity Mr. Larue!!! 
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If it's UDE, I have a New UDE MOE Pistol Grip, some UDE index clips, UDE hand stop and a 30rd PMag I'll gladly donate. I also have a set of lightly used Troy Flip up BUIS in black, not LT branded but I'll donate them if we don't get an LT branded set.
I'd also be good for some $ as well. You know where to find me... |
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Never seen it, he could have said that. Good then this rifle is dunzo Quoted:
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S2S already offers a 2.0. This is the confusion I was mentioning. Guess it's done then so you won't need anything else. |
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If it's UDE, I have a New UDE MOE Pistol Grip, some UDE index clips, UDE hand stop and a 30rd PMag I'll gladly donate. I also have a set of lightly used Troy Flip up BUIS in black, not LT branded but I'll donate them if we don't get an LT branded set. I'd also be good for some $ as well. You know where to find me... Dennis |
[ARCHIVED THREAD] - LT Forum - Rifle Project for Charity (Page 1 of 3)
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