X95 just a picture

Tommycanada said:
This is the fake can that fits the X95 perfectly. It stays in place the same way any muzzle device does. Use a crush washer and a small Allen key in the holes of the can to tighten.

https://truenortharms.com/ar15_default_store_view/fake-can-suppressor-reverse-style-with-brake.html
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I love the pics in this thread. I never thought I was going to modify my own X-95 since I love how it has served me right out of the box. But some of these mods take it to the next level of awesomeness at least aesthetic-wise.

Does the muzzle brake linked omit the white lettering in real life? I love that fake suppressor, but don't like the white writing on it!
 
id64 said:
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That's a sweet gorgeous setup.

What site and flashlight do you have on that? I've been looking for a good light setup for my own but I'm still a neophyte and don't know all the places to look. You've inspired me to do some more upgrades than I had originally intended.

I have no problems with the factory trigger. Is the Sabra trigger pack worth the extra $$$?
 
Donrozon said:
The x95 is a beast and really fun and reliable to shoot !! Wifey love it too !! I think is one of the best NR on the market for the compact size plus LaR mag is awesome
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I got one purely because of its reputation as the best NR and I have not been disappointed. I have put about 2000 rounds through mine so far without a single malfunction (expect the ones purposely caused during my tactical carbine course). Decently accurate although mostly I just need more practice because I'm rusty and don't go the the range often enough.

I like the bullpup setup. When doing a two day course, my arms were not tired at all thanks to the weight distribution whereas the guys with ARs (everyone other than me) on the course were getting a bit tired by the end of day two. I think it will be good for my son as well since bullpups are better for people with less upper body strength.
 
N Wansbutter Esq said:
That's a sweet gorgeous setup.

What site and flashlight do you have on that? I've been looking for a good light setup for my own but I'm still a neophyte and don't know all the places to look. You've inspired me to do some more upgrades than I had originally intended.

I have no problems with the factory trigger. Is the Sabra trigger pack worth the extra $$$?
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Looks they are running an O-Light Valkyrie (not sure about the spelling). You can also purchase the pressure pad for it. One thing to keep in mind is that depending on how you mount the pressure switch, it might be easy to pop off. Some people have used a piece of rubber bicycle inner tube stretched over the connection to keep it from moving.
 
N Wansbutter Esq said:
That's a sweet gorgeous setup.

What site and flashlight do you have on that? I've been looking for a good light setup for my own but I'm still a neophyte and don't know all the places to look. You've inspired me to do some more upgrades than I had originally intended.

I have no problems with the factory trigger. Is the Sabra trigger pack worth the extra $$$?
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odogg said:
Looks they are running an O-Light Valkyrie (not sure about the spelling). You can also purchase the pressure pad for it. One thing to keep in mind is that depending on how you mount the pressure switch, it might be easy to pop off. Some people have used a piece of rubber bicycle inner tube stretched over the connection to keep it from moving.
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That is actually a Streamlight TLR-1 HL (high lumen) with added long gun kit.
 
N Wansbutter Esq said:
I love the pics in this thread. I never thought I was going to modify my own X-95 since I love how it has served me right out of the box. But some of these mods take it to the next level of awesomeness at least aesthetic-wise.

Does the muzzle brake linked omit the white lettering in real life? I love that fake suppressor, but don't like the white writing on it!
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Lettering is there in real life... although its an easy fix with a rattle can of VHT matte black high temp header paint from Canadian tire.
 
Tommycanada said:
Lettering is there in real life... although its an easy fix with a rattle can of VHT matte black high temp header paint from Canadian tire.
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Thanks. Love the fake can, hate the lettering. Glad to hear it's easy to fix ... I was worried that maybe it was etched on there and the white paint was in the recesses (therefore still visible even if painted over).
 
N Wansbutter Esq said:
That's a sweet gorgeous setup.

What site and flashlight do you have on that? I've been looking for a good light setup for my own but I'm still a neophyte and don't know all the places to look. You've inspired me to do some more upgrades than I had originally intended.

I have no problems with the factory trigger. Is the Sabra trigger pack worth the extra $$$?
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Worth it you have to ask yourself as they are very expensive, but I found the trigger bow did more for the trigger pull then the pack did from Geissele. Personally both were worth it but spending another $700 on a $2500 rifle isn't a big deal
 
No mods. it goes within .3 of an in h to the reciever.. prefect fit. Look a page back for the link to truenortharms.



jeff2125 said:
yes very nice ! tell me about that shroud. i have purchase the same. and the rifle, the pistol grip but in fde.in the mail right now. that shroud goes all the way ?. direct fit ? no mod to the fake can or the gun !
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What site and flashlight do you have on that? I've been looking for a good light setup for my own but I'm still a neophyte and don't know all the places to look. You've inspired me to do some more upgrades than I had originally intended.

I have no problems with the factory trigger. Is the Sabra trigger pack worth the extra $$$?[/QUOTE]

I run a wml inforce gen2 on my setup my thumb is at the perfect place when I hold the bottom of the handguard so no pressure switch needed! The color is nice matching too and Inforce is a great product and lifetime warranty
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