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More BEEF to back up how great this cartridge is. 14.5" Geissele upper going to 1760 yards. That's the Mile. Oh, it's right here...
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Those are old-skool DPMS LR-308 extruded upper receivers, right there - in case anyone wonders about that tidbit. Good Stuff!
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Doctor Steve, just layin' it down about the UFC250 event...
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Who is the manufacturer of this lower receiver? From the shelf I'm looking at, it looks like old-skool original DPMS.
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You GOTTA be kidding me man!!! Put some pics up!!!
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For Fall Shoot, we're shooting a bowling ball at 1k yards. Already have the gift acknowledgements made up. Hit it, get it.
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Rifle receiver extensions thread directly into the lower receiver. You're using a carbine endplate, then the rifle receiver extension - I can see it. Get rid of it.
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Welcome aboard,man. Glad to see you got that gun running, even if you had to figure it all out on your own. Your dedication is admirable.
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Well, it finally got us for this year. I'm not complaining, because it's mid-June. We usually hit this around mid-May.
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Pretty good interview...
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Legend. Almost 25 years now. Fastest dude on 2 wheels.
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I'm sure you have all seen HEAT. Badass movie. Michael Mann wrote that script 15 years before the movie ever came out, in 1995. Nobody would buy it - they didn't want the violence, starting 1980, when he wrote it. Well, I never knew this, until today - he got a company to make the movie as a TV special, in 1989 - 5-ish years before the movie really came out in 1995. It was a "pilot" - and never made it. TV didn't want that level of violence, either... Here's a link to the original HEAT... It's just weird, watching it - I'm watching it right now. If the link gets cut down, I downloaded it... Michael Mann. L.A. Takedown.
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@Magwa, alright, brother, here you go. I just want you to know that I just risked my life for you getting these pics. It's 106* out here right now, and that brick patio - those bricks are about 130*... And I layed down on them to get these pics... I'm just sayin'... Mk12 Mod 0... Mk12 Mod 1... This one is a little different than spec - KAC rail was spec. I prefer the LaRue rail, and think it's stronger. And, it's got a 2 3/4lb lead weight from White Oak Armament in that buttstock. If doesn't even WIGGLE when you shoot it... Mk12 Mod H - the Mod Holland. 16" 6.5G caliber. I didn't use the PRI shortened rail and scope rings - I went with a 1-piece scope mount to keep the weight down... Mk12 Mod 2... This is my own creation. If I could improve the Mod 1, this is what I went with. Ditch the quad rail, and it's weight, and to an M-LOK rail - LaRue makes it. Mod the buttstock to get it to transport easier. Stuff this thing in a LITTLE bag - nobody is gonna think you have a fullon sniper rifle in that little bag... The whole Familiy: That Mod H doesn't look that much smaller than the Mod 0, in this pic. All the grips are lined up on the same line. All the lengths of pull are very similar. All the scope positions are very similar, in reference to eye relief... But, that 16" isn't shorter than that 18"?!... Oh, yes it is - let's get you looking at the correct angle... Fire off any questions you have. I can answer any of it / all of it.
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I still crank up some RATT once in awhile...
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KAK has been crushing it in the recoil system department, for a long, long time. This new DBC BCG (Dead Blow carrier) is smart as hell. Their buffer technology has come a long way, as well, and I don't know if I've talked about it here, but I have a couple of their A5 buffers that have a spring in the head - all mechanical, not hydraulic. Simple. Uncomplicated. Check this BCG out...
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@Magwa, today is Sunday Funday! Mk12 Day! I have the team assembled, and will get pics up soon. Once you see the pics, fire any questions that you may have right at me...
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@Magwa, embrace the Journey, brother, and enjoy the ride. Baddest 5.56 out there, designed that way with a purpose...
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Factory ammo isn't going to be an issue, brother. Even now, in these times. Hit up the Precision Reflex Incorporated website. Sole Source right there, for the parts you're gonna need. Just like we talked about a little while ago, here's just the page to the rifles they offer, which are exactly what they would have built for SF Units if a call or procurement order came in. There are 16 different rifles they will build for you. https://www.precisionreflex.com/67-precision-reflex-ar15-accessories?q=Categories-Rifle+Packages When you consider the cost of the components - and that barrel - the complete rifle packages are a steal. STEAL - Strategically Transfer Equipment to an Alternate Location...
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What do you have on order or in the mail? Part 2
98Z5V replied to imschur's topic in General Discussion
I support ya no matter what, brother. When it comes time to mod that Jeep - don't pay a shop. Buy the parts - head MY way for a "vacation," and we'll handle it. I expect no payment - just the time to hang out... Sheit, I'll even cook for you while you're here... and I'll buy the food!... -
Holy Sheit, check this one out, but read the comments - click the comment tab, and check those out. That is the TRUTH! Hey, you GOT what you wanted! That's all I'm sayin'...
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The green Mojave is the nastiest, most aggressive bastard in the whole rattlesnake family. Ironically, this is in Cochise County. Hmmm... That's Sierra Vista, AZ. I might have many years there, in my past life, up in the mountains, all over. I've met a metric poop-ton of these guys, in that past life. I never liked one of them, not even once. They were always the same - just super pissed off, and aggressive. Oh, they they get up in trees, too - so they can strike DOWN, when you're not paying attention. These are the a$SHOLES of the rattlesnake world. Or, don't take my word for it - I'll guide your tour...
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We certainly hit this years ago, right before COVID. During COVID, it PEAKED... We have never recovered, either...
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6 ARC = Steve Austin... I'm just sayin... 6.5 Grendel is the most efficient cartridge ever developed for the small-frame AR-15 platform. 6 ARC just made it a little bit better. I know where I'd go, if I wanted a Mk12 Mod H. Now...
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I'm not trying to sway anyone in any direction or another, but did I ever mention that I have 3 of the 6 ARCs? One is that badass little 12.5" that went a grand, easy. There are 2 more. Both are LaRue full guns. One is an 18", and the other is a 16". It's the new LaRue stuff, too, where the handguard mounts straight up to the upper receiver via the flange. Both of those were tested out to 1k yards, and the only difference in them was the 16 needs a few tenths more of dial after 700 yards, had slightly less speed - but it kept up with the 18" all the way out to 1k, with absolutely zero problems. The only thing keeping those guns from being absolutely PERFECT, is that they ain't a Mk12. That would make them PERFECT. And, I'd pick the 16" over the 18" all day long. Mk12 Mod H that fukcer. It does everything the 18 will do, with just a couple tenths more dial, all the way out to the max distances. Might get 100 or 200 more max yards out of the 18, but at that point, both guns can do what I need them to do, and the range I need them to do it. If it's beyond their range - WinMag. After that, .338 Lapua. After that - we call in direct air support, or start sending our mortars... Just my thoughts... Food for thought...









