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H2O MAN

H2O MAN

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USN MK14 Mod 0 type SEI built on an old heel stamped Norinco receiver with TRW parts and a medium heavy 18.0" SEI barrel
in a rare 2004 1 of 25 full length NSG EBR stock with dot matrix lettering. Leupold MK4 in EBR rings from Badger Ordnance.

I have replaced the TD bi pod with a HD bi pod from GG&G. She is wearing a V2 EBR trigger shoe and I will add a Micro dot
on a GEN 2 Burkett T1 OffSet Mount very soon :cool:
 
Very, very nice H20 :D
Wish I was yer neighbor.... You always have the coolest of the cool m14 goodies LOL
Thx for the pic ;)
 
I just want to know how the hell to get that flash hidder he has on there north of the 49th...
Actually the who dam rig would be nice.
 
M14Doctor said:
Very, very nice H20 :D
Wish I was yer neighbor.... You always have the coolest of the cool m14 goodies LOL
Thx for the pic ;)
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Thanks!

wildphil24 said:
+1

H2Oman, is that a Socom gas plug to compensate the short barrel?
Do you like the sight picture (see-trought) with these rings?
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The SEI SOCOM gas plug is not required on the 18" barrel, but I had an extra one and it does not have any negative effects... it seems to makes suppressor use even more enjoyable.

The sight picture through the rings is very good, I will try and capture what it looks like with my camera and post it for you.



Satain said:
I just want to know how the hell to get that flash hidder he has on there north of the 49th...
Actually the who dam rig would be nice.
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Thanks!

Ron Smith has talked about metric DC Vortex flash hiders and GLFS for the Norinco in the past... maybe he needs a distributor or something up there.
 
H2O MAN said:
The SEI SOCOM gas plug is not required on the 18" barrel, but I had an extra one and it does not have any negative effects... it seems to makes suppressor use even more enjoyable.
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We were discussing a few weeks ago about shooting heavy (say 180gr) bullets in the M14. Someone mentionned the Socom gas plug could replace the Sadlak grooved piston or Schuster gas plug for this purpose. What do you think about it?
 
wildphil24 said:
We were discussing a few weeks ago about shooting heavy (say 180gr) bullets in the M14. Someone mentionned the Socom gas plug could replace the Sadlak grooved piston or Schuster gas plug for this purpose. What do you think about it?
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Don't know what the water man has to say about it but out hear were it rains every day Socom gas plugs are great for shorty barrel set-up but as for runing 180's as a steady diet I think I would pass unless you have a big parts bin cause after time something will go. Although I did have a Ah Ha moment back in the day. If the barrel vent gas whole was enlarged and on the gas system had more than just the on/off setting but instead another notch to not allow that much gas to procced threw then in fact you could use your same pistion gas system rifle set-up and with a twist of the gas setting you could go from Off to On (low) to On (normal) to On (High). Although my machining skills have been reffered to as like using a blunt hammer to cut a ripe tomato by a few people who were actualy putting it nice to me. Although some company out there that has a great understanding of this rifle system would be able to read this and deducte excately what I mean and why it would be usefull to make this part and the little mod to ones rifle. Can some one say 220gr sub-sonic cycle?:rolleyes:;) Sorry my :onCrack: is calling...
 
Satain said:
I just want to know how the hell to get that flash hidder he has on there north of the 49th...
Actually the who dam rig would be nice.
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This Flash Suppressor ...... ???? ;)

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On the stock Norc barrel.........

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On my Smith CrazyHorse barrelled DMR clone..............

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H2O MAN said:
Ron Smith has talked about metric DC Vortex flash hiders and GLFS for the Norinco in the past... maybe he needs a distributor or something up there.
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The standard SEI Vortex will thread onto the Norc barrels..............The threads are close enough for a good fit without damaging either threads.............I have installed several standard thread Vortex suppressors on Norc barrels...........It's not like you are frequently taking the FH on and off............I did remove the one I had installed on my factory length Norc barrel a few times to check the threads and the threads were fine...............but when I had the barrel cut down, the smith used standard threads on the barrel...............and I re-used the SEI FH without any issues.......

and there were metric GLFS being made up here a few years back...........I may be able to get my hands on a few...... ;)
 
Skullboy said:
The standard SEI Vortex will thread onto the Norc barrels..............The threads are close enough for a good fit without damaging either threads.............I have installed several standard thread Vortex suppressors on Norc barrels...........It's not like you are frequently taking the FH on and off............I did remove the one I had installed on my factory length Norc barrel a few times to check the threads and the threads were fine...............but when I had the barrel cut down, the smith used standard threads on the barrel...............and I re-used the SEI FH without any issues.......
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That's awesome!
 
I've been looking for ages for a tan sage stock - distributors up here only seem to get black. How'd you manage to luck out? Any assistance would be appreciated!
 
mugenman said:
I've been looking for ages for a tan sage stock - distributors up here only seem to get black. How'd you manage to luck out?
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He's in the US. In Canada, the importer only got the black mod.0. Did you ask for a special order with Fabsports or the other canadian dealers?

Your other option would be to buy it directly in the US. Their laws would require you to get an export licence, which could be rfused because of the collapsable stock.
 
mugenman said:
I've been looking for ages for a tan sage stock - distributors up here only seem to get black. How'd you manage to luck out? Any assistance would be appreciated!
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It's the lighting and the background that make my Navy SEAL Gray stock look tan in that picture.

Here is an older picture of the same rifle taken in bright sun light.

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