Update to the pay check build
It's trucking right along and so far it's been easy
It's trucking right along and so far it's been easy
I agree on the WOA barrel choice. They are VERY accurate. I personally can't stand bull barrels. To be honest, I have found that a good trigger and a good barrel (heavy or normal) will produce the best accuracy.
I am pretty decided On that barrel. As for the trigger I was gonna get a spikes battle trigger down the line but I would prefer a forged lower. The omni lower appears to be pretty sound got the lpk installed very easily and the upper is a nice tight fit.
I can reliably ring a 10" gong at 200 yards and a man size steel silouhette at 300 with a 1:7 twist M4 profile barrel, it's a CMMG W.A.S.P.(nitrided finish) bore. non-magnified red dot or backup irons.
Take a rifle class learn how to run that gun if you intend to use it for home defense. You'll decide you like a lighter barrel rather than a heavier barrel.
A long range trigger is nice and easy to pull and makes for great tight groups at the range, but i would rather have a Geissle SSA over a light match trigger any day. I have had issues in class with unintended bump fires because of my 2 stage national match trigger. Entry exercises, 180 turns, etc. I'd like a trigger a little more difficult to trip.
Free float handguard, it's not just for show, longer is better, and keep the barrel off your barricade position, the harder you press down on it the higher you'll miss every time.
Take a rifle class learn how to run that gun if you intend to use it for home defense. You'll decide you like a lighter barrel rather than a heavier barrel.
A long range trigger is nice and easy to pull and makes for great tight groups at the range, but i would rather have a Geissle SSA over a light match trigger any day. I have had issues in class with unintended bump fires because of my 2 stage national match trigger. Entry exercises, 180 turns, etc. I'd like a trigger a little more difficult to trip.
Free float handguard, it's not just for show, longer is better, and keep the barrel off your barricade position, the harder you press down on it the higher you'll miss every time.
I like the look of the barrel just barley peaking out of the rail, so that's a win win for me.
I couldn't agree with this post more. Lighter weight makes a HUGE difference. And I personally use Geissele triggers in all my AR's (SSA and SSA-e). They are worth the money, I promise. And I also run try to run the longest rail I can to get my off hand out there. In my case, a 12.5" rail on a 14.5" barrel. It's also using a CMMG 1/7 barrel and is accurate enough for my purposes. The WOA was more accurate, but also a lot heavier. I had their 18" SPR barrel and I ended up selling that rifle.
http://www.kriegerbarrels.com/Special_Runs__Closeouts-c1246-wp5093.htm
Dude. Get the Kreiger... 1-7.7... It's the BALLS...
Dude. Get the Kreiger... 1-7.7... It's the BALLS...
But $420 is a tad out laddish for me for a barrel.
Woo stocks on! I little mad cause the buffer tube was a tight fit onto the stock, tight enough I needed vice grips to hold the tube to pull it off on the test fit and marred up the buffer tube.
Redirection with pics soon to come. Question does anywhere sell the white oaks barrels in Oklahoma city?
