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Geissele rails are made extremely well but tend to be on the heavier side. I've owned a Geissele 10" MKI, 15" MK II, and various lengths of the NSR. The Geissele's are made extremely well but feel like you could beat someone to death with it. I personally recommend them for a DMR setup. On the other hand, the NSR's are extremely light and feel almost too light that they feel fragile. I'd recommend the NSR for a run and gun, 3gun setup.

I read that story on a AZ forum. He was able to trade for a Sig 716. http://www.arizonashooting.com/v3/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=173657 Unless it's a completely different similar story.

Here's a 21" barrel w/ a 14" rail. If I recall correctly FA's 18.5" barrel uses a rifle-length gas system so a 15" rail would extend about 1" past the GB.

I'm not sure if they still make them but try and find an alarm with a proximity sensor. I know Viper used to make one back in the day and so did Alpine. Viper was know for having the alarm that would do a count down when you got to close to the vehicle. The only one I've had experience with is Alpine. If you got within a certain range of a vehicle it would automatically trigger the alarm to go off. I'm not talking about standing too close to a vehicle but if you stuck your hand inside a window or sunroof the alarm would immediately sound. The alarm was originally designed for convertibles so you didn't have to raise the top up everytime you parked your car.

Just got lucky and found some mythical rails online today... Noveske 762K quad rail Noveske 762L quad rail

smschulz - great looking rifles and like the color combo of the FDE rifle with the barrel. Any reason you didn't opt for TPAL on the glass?

I wonder who is gonna get done first with their 300blk SBR, Rsquared or EJ?

Looks good with the Geissele SMR rail & Aimpoint.

You can sell just about anything on Ebay as long as it doesn't doesn't mention the "evil black rifle." http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odkw=1911+slide&_sop=3&_osacat=73944&_from=R40&_trksid=p2045573.m570.l1313.TR4.TRC0&_nkw=1911+slide&_sacat=73944

You got a PM. Found you a Gen4 Si Defense lower.

Thanks.

If they move to Arizona they'll end up moving again within a year after their first summer of 120+ degrees.

Greetings from Texas & NC.

Colt LE6920 w/ Eotech XPS2-0 & Primary 3x mag 16" LWRC M6a2 SPR w/ NF 3.5-15x50 16" Larue OBR w/ all UDE furniture Plan on putting a NiB Acog on the OBR when it comes out.

The glass on the NF scopes are still the same as the old and the only difference between the old and new NXS are the F1 models (FFP), Zerostop, and high speed turrets. There is the NF Beast that is set to come out soon but is not yet available to the public.

Welcome from Texas! Sounds like a nice build you got there. Don't forget some of the little things to complete the build: Buffer Tube Buffer Buffer Spring End Plate Back Up Iron Sights? Gas Block (size) Gas Tube Muzzle Brake/Flash Hider Charging Hangle Go / No-Go guage Scope mount Scope The fellaz here are great and will definitely steer you in the right direction.

Come on down to Texas where are guns are big and are women are bigger. I wish I was kidding about that but San Antonio was rated #1 in obesity in 2005 across the nation.

Save yourself some money and get the ps-22 instead of a Pvs-22. Has all the same features but you save $1000+. Also, try and get an autogated tube. An autogated tube will save your tube incase you accidentally shine a light directly into the NVD. PVS-14's I believe are limited to .223 when mounted directly to a firearm. If you mount a thin-filmed Pvs-14 to any caliber larger than .223 you risk damaging the tube. I've seen a mount system that mounts the NVD to the ocular of a scope instead of the 1913 rail of a firearm but have no experience with them. You should also take a look at IR lights to really take advantage of NV. A good IR flashlight is good for close range, but anything past 50-75yards you'll want to take a look at peq's or Dbal's. Most importantly make sure that with any NVD it comes with a data sheet!

Rainier arms has a few 5.56 in stock. http://www.rainierarms.com/?page=shop/browse&category=&keyword=12.5&pagenumber=1 I tried looking for 300's but no luck there. A couple more BCM http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/11-M4-Barrel-s/41.htm

Nice, Atlas?

Shooting out to 1000 yards and being accurate out to 1000 yards are 2 completely different things. If you're looking to build a tack driver then most off the shelf barrels won't work as they aren't designed to shoot accurately past 500-700 yards. 90% of all AR's (AR-10 & AR-15) shoot 1.5-2.0 minutes which is no where near accurate enough for 1000yards. When you're trying to make consistant hits out to 1000 yards you really want put a lot of thought and emphasis on the barrel and BCG and your goal for 100 yards should be a .5 minute. As for barrel length, 18" or 20" really comes down to the build of the barrel. Give me a 21" Noveske or 20" GAP, SACS, or Larue barrel and they'll outshoot just about any off the shelf 18" barrel out there. Now, 3 out the 4 companies I just listed aren't offering 7.62 barrels anymore for resale and most custom barrel builders have extended wait periods, and a premium price usually north of $500. On that note, an 18" barrel is naturally more rigid and "should be" more accurate. Couple of bullet points 2 stage trigger (an absolute must in long distance accurate shooting) free floated rail/handguard (Mega's MKM upper is similar in design to Larue's OBR as the rail never comes in contact with the barrel nut) Muzzle brakes are not necessary but reduce felt recoil and provide easier follow up shots 20MOA scope mount/rings/base And unless you're familiar with shooting long range you might want to start reading on it because you'll have to calculate Range Temperature Barometric pressure Spin drift Wind input Cant Inclination Coriolis Effect

Stone Oaks (North Central 281 & 1604)

Robocop should able to answer your questions regarding CF barrels.