Public toilets?

[GoEagles]

Mro is my favorite red dot. Love them.

@Jds556762 asked your serial number. Pre 89k is 1.5x magnification, post 89k is 1x magnification. Only difference.

Just for coffee talk, I did pick up the green dot mro recently. Sold it in less than 48 hours of having it. Just didn't like it. Trijicon green in an acog is very eye friendly. I didn't have the same experience with their mro green dot.

Mro Red dot, my top pick.

Guy I’m buying it from says it has the TM mark after the name rather than the R so I’m guessing early model and maybe a 1.5? I know y’all got me beat on knowledge but that’s all I know for sure

 

[3x]

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I want one of those 90-twos

I could never really get a handle on shooting mine very well. That stainles 84BB clone is amazing tho

 

[3x]

Took tomorrow off for a jorb interview. Gonna spend the rest of the time to dig through my pile o guns

 

[EugenFJR]

Classic Firearms provided Bulgarian build kits to DDI. DDI made US receivers and built the guns. They are a solid build. Some have mag wobble issues but this doesn't affect function. Good buy at the $600-$700 mark.

I remember the Classic Arms AK 74'S. I might make him a offer then.

 

[Hoss]

I remember the Classic Arms AK 74'S. I might make him a offer then.

What's he asking?

 

[EugenFJR]

What's he asking?

$800.00 bucks but it dosen't have the orginal furniture on it, it's t Tapco'ed out.

 

[Hoss]

$800.00 bucks but it dosen't have the orginal furniture on it, it's t Tapco'ed out.

Gross

 

[Miles]

Thanks a bunch! I'll read the links posted to try figure out a bit more, but as @Grunk said, this at least gets me started.
I'm sure there are a ton of tiny things that are not compatible from one type to the next, and that's where the really hard part is - knowing which parts work in which model.

As far as AR types go, it's pretty much plug-n-play with the 5.56 since they all are based off 'Mil-Spec', and as long as you're not trying to do something relatively complicated like adding a piston system or changing calibers, a simple AR is easy to build. I'd never owned one when I built my first using parts I got on the interwebz and a YT vid for instructions. Still have it, I've upgraded it a few times (better barrel, trigger, scope) and it works great. Grunk has the second one I built, and it's never given either of us any trouble. High performance ARs can be a bit more work, same for different calibers and can-ready folding pistols like mine, but it's just a bit of research. The .308AR is another story. No 'Mil-spec' to rely on, and many different platforms that aren't exactly compatible, and many parts sellers out there that don't understand the differences. Building one from an 80% is yet another level of challenge, but I enjoyed it.
Feel free to ask me anything about it, I'll tell ya' if I know, and won't BS you if I don't.

Thank you. I have a few Aero receivers tucked away for few projects. Picked up an LNIB DD couple of weeks ago. Concetrating, for now, on factory ARs with hammer forged barrels.

 

[Leadhoof]

$800.00 bucks but it dosen't have the orginal furniture on it, it's t Tapco'ed out.

A man of taste, I see. How many Punisher skulls are scratched into it?

 

[3x]

Thank you. I have a few Aero receivers tucked away for few projects. Picked up an LNIB DD couple of weeks ago. Concetrating, for now, on factory ARs with hammer forged barrels.

Why not just buy some barrels and config your upper how you want? Building an upper is not challenging.

 

[Peanut Butter]

 

[Miles]

Why not just buy some barrels and config your upper how you want? Building an upper is not challenging.

Itnis coming too. For now I want a couple of factory ARs from BCM, FN, and DD.

 

[Axeman]

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Looks like the bleachers are at full capacity for today's beating...

 

[3x]

Itnis coming too. For now I want a couple of factory ARs from BCM, FN, and DD.

My unpopular opinion is that factory ARs are only good for resale value.

 

[Axeman]

Why not just buy some barrels and config your upper how you want? Building an upper is not challenging.

And the upper is the harder part, unless you're doing 80%, which he's not.

 

[Hayata]

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Can't hide money!


j/k


Enjoy the game!

 

[Peanut Butter]

Looks like the bleachers are at full capacity for today's beating...

I knew what time it was when I came. Just here for beers

 

[Fast306stang]

It's not as bad as MARTA.
Much cleaner, better lit, and less of a piss smell.

That depends on your ability to handle the crazies.

I about had to give someone a beatdown last time I was on the NYC subway, the only thing that stopped me was I was only 90 percent sure I wouldn't get arrested. I believe the kid (witness) across from me was scared bc he was curled into the fetal position in his seat just staring at me lol

 

[3x]

And the upper is the harder part, unless you're doing 80%, which he's not.

It's super easy - insert barrel, torque the collar, install gas block and tube, throw on the muzzle device and rail... dust cover and forward assist if you don't use a slickside.
What does an 80% have to do with any of it?

 

[3x]

That depends on your ability to handle the crazies.

I about had to give someone a beatdown last time I was on the NYC subway, the only thing that stopped me was I was only 90 percent sure I wouldn't get arrested. I believe the kid (witness) across from me was scared bc he was curled into the fetal position in his seat just staring at me lol

I deal with crazy people all the time, unfortunately.