After picking this NR ACR up a couple months ago. The black wasn’t going to do it for me, so I had it cerakoted to look like a SCAR lol. Have the Geissele ACR trigger in it, got it letter color filled. What else do you guys think I should do to it 
ACR, SCAR16 look alike build
- Thread starter Casperpan68
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Sort of looks like you zoomed in 10x on a regular camo pattern, 3 different large colour blocks. Not for me, but if you like it -cool!
As for mods, the only thing I changed was i cut the ambi selector lever down short on the ejection side of the rifle, because when set to “fire” it interfered with my high grip (im right handed). I cut it shorter and cleaned it up with fine sandpaper-it appeared factory. Also i had left just enough length to it that i could still manipulate it left handed if desired. ACR is a slick unit
As for mods, the only thing I changed was i cut the ambi selector lever down short on the ejection side of the rifle, because when set to “fire” it interfered with my high grip (im right handed). I cut it shorter and cleaned it up with fine sandpaper-it appeared factory. Also i had left just enough length to it that i could still manipulate it left handed if desired. ACR is a slick unit
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SCAR style iron sights would look smart on it! Maybe the KAC rear sight would be a close impression.
As for the gas block mounted forward-folding front sight from FN, perhaps something like the PRI would do, you could mount it backwards so that it folds the right way.
As for the gas block mounted forward-folding front sight from FN, perhaps something like the PRI would do, you could mount it backwards so that it folds the right way.
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SCAR style iron sights would look smart on it! Maybe the KAC rear sight would be a close impression.
As for the gas block mounted forward-folding front sight from FN, perhaps something like the PRI would do, you could mount it backwards so that it folds the right way.
The LM&T rear buis is pretty much a copy of the FN unit.
