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Having to pay for a wedding next month and saving for the house down payment it's been tough to have extra gun money for me so although I'd like it now I don't mind a delay personally, while I slowly gather parts.
 
Keep6 said:
Having to pay for a wedding next month and saving for the house down payment it's been tough to have extra gun money for me so although I'd like it now I don't mind a delay personally, while I slowly gather parts.
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Wait, what??? Life has other things that are priority over making sure there's enough gun money??

I'm confused now.... :popCorn:










All kidding aside, CONGRATS on getting hitched man!! :cheers:
 
Bombsquad68 said:
Who needs the real thing, I'm saving so much money pretending to have my SLR. Look, I even have a virtual Trijicon and cerakote. And those IRUNGUNS 10/30 GI pistol mags.

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Although I appreciate your humor (and the mock up looks nice)..... F#@& Gunstruction & F#@& pretending..... I'm doing fine but My parts need the real thing!!!

Please MacDef, have mercy on my parts!!!


OK, as you guys can probably tell I'm really bored right now SO while I'm waiting "patiently" for Maccabee to build these fine receiver sets.... What one do you like best?

A: View attachment 184976
Stag Arms A2 Retro Rifle Kit


or B: View attachment 184978
Magpul: CTR buttstock, enhanced trigger guard, extended mag release
Rainier Arms: carbine buffer tube, Avalanche gen2 charging handle
Shooting Innovations: RRS recoil reduction system
Phase 5: "surprise a$$#ole" ejection port cover
Geissele: SSA-E trigger
Maple Ridge Armoury: glide BCG, 18.6" SPR match fluted barrel, pincer gas block, mid length gas tube, 12" m-lok handguard, 2" m-lok rail segment
TNA: ambi safety selector
Miscellaneous: A2 grip, random bolt and mag release parts, pins and springs, random muzzle thread protector (all from spare parts bin)


I can almost see my 2 rifles in the pics :popCorn:
 
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you guys like those grips with the finger grooves?
those grips annoy me to hell

im putting my
kac urx. 2 10.75 inch
noveske 18.5 spr barrel
seekins precision compensator
bcm bcg
bcm grip
raptor ch
dd lower parts kit
trijicon ta33 acog
magpul stock
bcm buffer tube
spikes buffer and spring

all primo stuff, and all stuff in the spares parts bin :)
 
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bananarama said:
you guys like those grips with the finger grooves?
those grips annoy me to hell

im putting my
kac urx. 2 10.75 inch
noveske 18.5 spr barrel
seekins precision compensator
bcm bcg
bcm grip
raptor ch
dd lower parts kit
trijicon ta33 acog
magpul stock
bcm buffer tube
spikes buffer and spring

all primo stuff, and all stuff in the spares parts bin :)
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What length of gas system are you going to be running? Because if it's mid part of your gas block will be exposed. If it's rifle some of your gas block and tube will be exposed. Just so you're tracking.
 
Good grief this is sucking real bad. Spent all my Maccabee build funds on a custom bighorn tl3 rifle and a vudoo v22. Really want a build like this for plinking and varmint smacking
 
r34skyline said:
What length of gas system are you going to be running? Because if it's mid part of your gas block will be exposed. If it's rifle some of your gas block and tube will be exposed. Just so you're tracking.
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intermediate so my entire gas block will be exposed, no biggie
 
onetwentyish said:
This, Wyatt and Macabee seem to be a very small operation, from his instagram feed it looks like this is being produced out of his garage. Good for him but he is in over his head IMO. His operation definitely is small scale in comparrison to ATRS, which is a small company by many others standards.
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A very capable CNC mill only takes up a 10x10 foot area. ATRS started with a single CNC mill only 10 years ago. Everyone starts somewhere. Many, many successful companies start out of garages. He could be running out of a tent for all I care as long as they make a quality product. I'd love to have the problem of demand outstripping supply.

NEA started out of a big shop.
 
Armedsask said:
A very capable CNC mill only takes up a 10x10 foot area. ATRS started with a single CNC mill only 10 years ago. Everyone starts somewhere. Many, many successful companies start out of garages. He could be running out of a tent for all I care as long as they make a quality product. I'd love to have the problem of demand outstripping supply.

NEA started out of a big shop.
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NEA isn't a shining example. NEA/BCL is garbage.
 
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