AR-15's
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Undergiver
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Sturgeon County, AB
The Bolt, upper and lower is Stag. The barrel is Model 1 sales. The front sight post was removed and a Low-pro gas block installed.
Yes, the front compartment is padded, I think you're going to be very happy with the case.
- Location
- 54°52'56"N 112°10'7"W Alpha Bravo
I finally got the ACS mounted it feels great and I think it looks great. The only bone I have to pick about it is... 1)The stock still has some play in it even when you clamp it down. This may be normal but I just thought it would be tight with no movement once clamped down. 2) The battery storage tubes are waaay to big. When you put AA's in them they just rattle around and it gets annoying. If they would have made the tubes ID the same or closer to the Batteries OD then it wouldn't sound like a babies rattle. In any event I just put some batteries in the side storage with a little piece of foam, no biggy. I still would buy another one, these are just two things I expected to be different. Overall I love it and I'm satisfied...
Heres my ever evolving AR I'm still waiting on an ASAP sling plate and an enhanced butt pad (backorder), after that I think I'm done and will move on to my next project (M4)
Heres my ever evolving AR I'm still waiting on an ASAP sling plate and an enhanced butt pad (backorder), after that I think I'm done and will move on to my next project (M4)
I finally got the ACS mounted it feels great and I think it looks great. The only bone I have to pick about it is... 1)The stock still has some play in it even when you clamp it down. This may be normal but I just thought it would be tight with no movement once clamped down. 2) The battery storage tubes are waaay to big. When you put AA's in them they just rattle around and it gets annoying. If they would have made the tubes ID the same or closer to the Batteries OD then it wouldn't sound like a babies rattle. In any event I just put some batteries in the side storage with a little piece of foam, no biggy. I still would buy another one, these are just two things I expected to be different. Overall I love it and I'm satisfied...
Heres my ever evolving AR I'm still waiting on an ASAP sling plate and an enhanced butt pad (backorder), after that I think I'm done and will move on to my next project (M4)
Very nice build, it's looking really good. I recently bought an ACS stock and I also noticed that there was a little play in it, they don't seem to lock up as tight as the CTRs do.
Out of the collapsible stocks available out there, I still prefer the SOPMOD. If only they weren't so expensive.
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- Location
- 54°52'56"N 112°10'7"W Alpha Bravo
Doh!Nice gun, but is it too much asking to push the friction lock back in? It totally ruins the awesomeness of the pic.
Undergiver
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Sturgeon County, AB
I may add a Magpul AFG and maybe a compensator
tacticalfan
Member
- Location
- Edmonton, Alberta
Sweet looking rifle Paulinski. LMT piston gun with a 12"? How is the balance with the UBR? Can you post a few more pics, from different angles?
I agree with all posts above
Paulinski always has tremendous taste. I'm curious as how it balances out with the UBR. Let us know!
Paulinski always has tremendous taste. I'm curious as how it balances out with the UBR. Let us know!
enfield n2 mk1
New member
- Location
- France , center
an old fashion M16 like
italian 22lr version : an Army jager AP74
italian 22lr version : an Army jager AP74
enfield n2 mk1
New member
- Location
- France , center
it work fine , when it's clean and well lubrified , but when it's dirty , he refused to fire more of 2 or 4 shots , without jamming
MadcapMagician
Regular
- Location
- Thunder Bay, Ontario
newest family pics....
Whats the stock on the rifle on the top? I like it.
- Location
- Ottawa, Ontario
magpul PRS i think
