He probably took a FDE mag, put it in a yellow RIT dye solution, and let it sit until right.
Google RIT dye PMAG.
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He probably took a FDE mag, put it in a yellow RIT dye solution, and let it sit until right.
Google RIT dye PMAG.
The FDE ones are too tinted. You'd need the sand ones.
Very nice build !!!!
ALG is Geissele's daughter's company I believe. They are great triggers for the price. Have one on my AR 9mm. No complaints there.
The Super 3 Gun is a whole league of its own. Have one in my first AR build, and it is still the fastest trigger I have ever purchased. Faster than the Super 3 gun dynamic and faster than the Hiperfire 24C.
You definitely pay for an outstanding product.
grimreefer
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Thanks!
The ALG trigger came with two hammer springs. When I posted previously, I had the heavier (milspec??) spring installed. I swapped it for the lighter purple spring, and it's just where I want it. It's a good trigger.
It is
glad it's working for ya.
If you ever get to the point when speed is an absolute must and you want to blow all the other AR guys away.....don't look any further than the S3G
You ca run the ALG pretty fast though....fun fun fun
Same difference.
It is
glad it's working for ya.
If you ever get to the point when speed is an absolute must and you want to blow all the other AR guys away.....don't look any further than the S3G
You ca run the ALG pretty fast though....fun fun fun
It realy is mind blowing the first time you touch the trigger. It suprised me with how light it was, and when I shot it.... Wow....
redshooter
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Just took my first AR home with me, and I've already modified it, I just can't leave well enough alone!
The factory DA556's have rather ugly stocks that are dimensionally similar to XM or A1 style stocks, with the small addition of an atrocious camel hump on the bottom. I decided that it was easier to modify the one I had instead of importing a surplus stock. The grip is of the A2 variety, there are a few shapes that are simply not compatible in order to convert it to an A1 grip, though I did chop off the finger stop. The job came out better than I expected, though an original set will always trump the work I've done.
The factory DA556's have rather ugly stocks that are dimensionally similar to XM or A1 style stocks, with the small addition of an atrocious camel hump on the bottom. I decided that it was easier to modify the one I had instead of importing a surplus stock. The grip is of the A2 variety, there are a few shapes that are simply not compatible in order to convert it to an A1 grip, though I did chop off the finger stop. The job came out better than I expected, though an original set will always trump the work I've done.
That came out surprisingly nice. If you're looking for an original A1 grip, call up Milarms in Edmonton. They had a tray of them in the surplus room when I was there back in the spring. Might even find an A1/A2 stock.
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