Smith Enterprise Crazyhorse M1A

[Melnibonean]

Ummm.......shut up and take my money?



Smith Enterprise Crazyhorse M1A
*with EBR Chassis,
*Leupold Optics MK 4 LR/T riflescope,
*SureFire, LLC SOCOM can
*X Products 50rd drum,
*Atlas bipod

....and weighing in at 19lbs

 

[6MT]

Very sweet looking!

 

[Claven2]

OMFG. 19lbs?!? I'll take a bone stock M14 please.

 

[BioPace]

2004 is that way >>>

No thanks.

 

[H2O MAN]

I think that's without ammo in the drum mag.

 

[6MT]

Lose the drum mag!

 

[H2O MAN]

My Crazy Horse Mod 0 EBR was a heavy pig, especially with all of the less than practical kit installed.
Sub MOA accurate & ultra reliable. I'm much happier with my SEI builds installed in a Blackfeather.

 

[Dake21]

19 pounds, uh? Thats just 6 lbs short of a C6 jeez.

 

[The Baron]

Ideally suited for young shooters, due to it's adjustable stock and light recoil. LOL

 

[machman]

My Crazy Horse Mod 0 EBR was a heavy pig, especially with all of the less than practical kit installed.
Sub MOA accurate & ultra reliable. I'm much happier with my SEI builds installed in a Blackfeather.

H20 Man, have you had a chance to try out an "AG Composites" carbon fiber stock? 26oz weight.
They look really interesting, but our low dollar precludes most Canadian buyers.

 

[H2O MAN]

H20 Man, have you had a chance to try out an "AG Composites" carbon fiber stock? 26oz weight.
They look really interesting, but our low dollar precludes most Canadian buyers.

No... like you, I've only read about them & looked at the pictures.

That said, I'm digging my 31 oz. Blackfeather "RS" - it's light, rigid & expandable.