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That looks sweet. Now we just need Colt Canada to release the green furniture and a lot of rifles out there will be complete!Originally Posted by RaTFiNk306
Recieved mine in the mail Friday. Forcast looks great for this weekend hope to try it out. Havn't even fired the rifle yet either.
Have fun thus weekend!!!
Last edited by Nordic Marksman; 03-27-2015 at 03:05 PM.
Some of you have emailed looking for operating instructions for the C79A2. I just received these from Armament Technology. Sorry for the wait!
Click on the links below to download a .PDF copy
Download User Manual Here
Download Mount Instructions Here
Download Zeroing Target Here
Here's my 15.7 done up with a few goodies I've acquired over the years.
- CF Diemaco Tri Rail
- Diemaco versionb of the Ambi Norgon Mag Release,
- Diemaco Ambi FA Selector
- Cadex front grip
- Diemaco marked BUIS
- Cadex 4.2 inch Rail for handguard
- Geissele Super Semi-Auto Trigger 4.5 lbs trigger pull. (Same trigger that is in RCMP ERT C8's
and of course the new Elcan to top it off.
Last edited by martiy; 03-30-2015 at 03:01 PM.
Wow, it dosent get much better then that. That is sweet. Thanks for sharing!
Wonderful! (Bladers just sharted)
Listen, and understand. That Liberal is out there. It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse- only fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until your guns are gone.
Drool...Here's my 15.7 done up with a few goodies I've acquired over the years.
- CF Diemaco Tri Rail
- Diemaco versionb of the Ambi Norgon Mag Release,
- Diemaco Ambi FA Selector
- Cadex front grip
- actual CF FA BCG,
- Diemaco marked BUIS
- Cadex 4.2 inch Rail for handguard
- Geissele Super Semi-Auto Trigger 4.5 lbs trigger pull. (Same trigger that is in RCMP ERT C8's
and of course the new Elcan to top it off.
I would have went all C7... Still. Drool
"There's a big ... machine in the sky, ... some kind of electric snake ... coming straight at us."
"Shoot it," said my attorney.
"Not yet," I said. "I want to study its habits.
Hi, sorry for the bump, but seeing as how these are still in stock, guess it couldn't hurt? I was wondering what the best way was to remove the black cover and replace it with the green one? I've heard boiling the replacement cover to get it pliable enough to stretch it on, but how do I get the black one off without tearing?
Thanks!
Guess it depends on how old it is and how pliable it is.
I've only ever used an automotive silicone spray on them to remove and replace them. Never really had a problem using that product.
I have used it on new covers as well as old covers with out issue, but of course, you need to be careful and slowly remove them.
I also remove the tube from the mount for the job.
Good luck
Thanks! will post pics if I successfully manage it
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