Lets see all the AR's!!

[Wizard]

Wiz, looks nice! What barrel/sight block/rail setup is that?

details are actually in my WTS add but its pretty much all YHM parts with the spikes enhanced lower parts kit.

But I will copy them over here.

ETA:
I built this around the free float tube and have run one 30 round pmag through it to function check it which it preformed flawlessly. I love the way the rail extends around and past the FSB and the flip up front sight sits down in the rail.

This rifle looks amazing and is extremely well balanced


YHM Parts:
Lower, Flat top upper, Todd Jarrett Signature FF rail, Diamond fluted 16" chrome lined 1/7 twist barrel, Aggressive muzzle break, flip up front sight/gas block, rear flip BUIS, complete BCG and charging handle.
Upper and bbl have M4 cut feed ramp.

Spikes Enhanced lower parts kit which includes:
-Spike's Billet Trigger guard w/Set screw
-KNS Gen II Mod II Anti-Rotation pins
-Spider Logo'd Ergo grip - Black
-ST Battle trigger with Nickel Boron Coated Mil-Spec Single Stage Trigger, Disconnect, and Rounded hammer
-Ambi Safety Selector
-Mil-Spec bolt catch, mag catch, and mag catch button
-Mil-Spec detents, plungers, pins, and springs
-Quality Spiral roll pins for trigger guard and bolt catch
-1/4 Allen screw with washer for grip

Also has Magpul Commercial CTR stock with rubber buttpad already installed.

 

[Nonsensitive]

Rock River LAR-15; Meprolight M21 Optic co-witnessed with factory front sight and GG&G adjustable flip up rear sight; quadrail; Ergo Grip; CAA foregrip; M6 Tactical Laser Illuminator; Single point hookup; Tactical charging handle; Guntec USA adjustable Bipod. Made to go to work..................

 

[ef9turbo]

Rock River LAR-15; Meprolight M21 Optic co-witnessed with factory front sight and GG&G adjustable flip up rear sight; quadrail; Ergo Grip; CAA foregrip; M6 Tactical Laser Illuminator; Single point hookup; Tactical charging handle; Guntec USA adjustable Bipod. Made to go to work..................

Did you add that bipod recently or was it not on there during the class? Old man gun

 

[257wby]

Nonsensitive, How do you like that bipod? I've been itching to get one for mine. Also, Looks great!

 

[gyolai]

Let me know when you decide to part with it.

he has it for sale on the board at work. I think he wants 1300 for it........... a little high if ya ask me

 

[Super Dave]

Nonsensative,


How do you like the optic?!?!? I was looking at those Trijicon reflex sights. What is the size of the dot on your's, and where'd you get it?


David

 

[Nonsensitive]

Did you add that bipod recently or was it not on there during the class? Old man gun

Hey Jr., howz it? I put it on to hold the gun up for display for the photo.
I mostly use it to check zero now and then. It is quick release.
That way I can take it off and use it for a crutch if I have to.

You know how us Old Men are.

You still shootin that Kuzenski? Or whatever they call it?

 

[Nonsensitive]

Nonsensative,


How do you like the optic?!?!? I was looking at those Trijicon reflex sights. What is the size of the dot on your's, and where'd you get it?


David

I got it several years ago. They since have came out with newer versions.
Mine is one of the originals they designed for the IDF. It is a very small orange dot that I think is a 5.0 MOA. They now have like a 25 MOA triangle and an open X version. I don't know if you can even get one new like mine now. I love the sight. I traded an Eotech for it. I love the Eotechs but I hate batteries.

The reason I got mine was because the small MOA dot allowed me to be more accurate at longer ranges. It is also a reflex scope. And it does not require batteries.

The only complaint I have about the small orange dot is if your inside where it is low light and you aim out a window, door or whatever into bright light the dot is hard to see quickly.

One thing I know for sure is the M21 has been tough as a Tank. It has taken a beating.

I really like the new Trijicons though. I have not talked to anyone about how durable they are. If they are tough as the M21 there is not much difference.

I would certainly recommend the M21 if your wanting a reflex style optic and you want to co-witness your sights. The M21 has a little bigger field of view than the Trijicon.

I got mine at OPS in Tulsa.

I found out after I posted the above that the one I have is a Meprolight, Mepro 21i 4.2 MOA.

 

[Nonsensitive]

Nonsensitive, How do you like that bipod? I've been itching to get one for mine. Also, Looks great!

I like it. Just cost $35 at a gun show and it serves me fine.
I wouldn't recommend it for battle or hard work because of the way the second extension section works.
It can pop out on you if you don't have them screwed down hard. In the photo the extended section is screwed down.
I keep them tight and don't plan to use the longer extension anyway.
I get teased about it being a cheepie. But if it causes me any trouble in a SHTF it is quick release. I'll just dump it if I have time.

 

[ef9turbo]

Hey Jr., howz it? I put it on to hold the gun up for display for the photo.
I mostly use it to check zero now and then. It is quick release.
That way I can take it off and use it for a crutch if I have to.

You know how us Old Men are.

You still shootin that Kuzenski? Or whatever they call it?

LOL, I figure. I went back and looked at pics and made sure that was the same rifle you were doing the class with.

You're definitely short enough to use the bipod as a crutch. LOL!

Yeah I'm still shooting that Kuzenski (Noveske). haha.