STLtrailbSS
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- Dec 4, 2011
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sweet build, is that upper pre-built ? Check out the BCM Keymod rail. Dig the gold bcg (I'm sending my bcg out for a refinish in gold)STLtrailbSS said:I feel like I have a problem with every hobby I have, Black Friday/Cyber Monday are pretty much over and I have a 7.62x39 AR build on the way.
First Off my first AR build is finished fires beautifully, would recommend all AR owners to look into spikes tungsten Buffers make a big different in cycling in these rifles.
Irons only on this one.
Onto My Touch of Mother Russia Build.
TENNESSEE ARMS BLACK RECIEVER
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CMMG Lower Parts Kit
Went Lazy and Picked up a pre assembled lower think Im going to change the rail to a Fortis REV
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Magpul MOE stock just like all my rifles.
And for the touch of Russian corny gold
Cryptic BCG
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And this will be my last gun purchase for a while, the SS kicks back into gear post Xmas.
The OD green upper was pre built from a vendor on Gun Broker.Ghost said:sweet build, is that upper pre-built ? Check out the BCM Keymod rail. Dig the gold bcg (I'm sending my bcg out for a refinish in gold)
That looks bad ass, bud!!Picked myself up the AR I had on hold last Friday at one of the Pawn shops in town. Attached everything I had sitting around for my eventual purchase of an AR on it this morning. She looks pretty good if I do say so myself. This AR as of now has an Omni Poly-lower (which cracked around the front take down pin....), Head Down Provectus PV9 Rail System, a god awful buffer spring that is gritty, loud, and needs replacing, MIL-SPEC Aimpoint CCO from work (with 5 setting for Night Vision), Magpul CTR stock, Magpul MBUS front & rear flip up sights, and a bi-pod grip from work.
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Thanks man, but that lower needs to go, Poly lowers break very easily as you can see. That cracked with me just disassembling itThat looks bad ass, bud!!
Yup, seen quite a few around bare lowers for $50 average and blem ones for around $40. I don't trust this poly lower to hold with the amount of use I have planned for this AR. I've read lots of articles in AR15 magazines while in Germany when OMNI first came out with them, they recently made a reinforced version, but that's still crap.I been looking at lowers quite a bit and there are some good deals out there right now. $40 for Aluminum.
What other companies manufacture decent poly lowers?I dont mind poly, but there are better ones than Omni. I am hoping to build three more rifles for the family this spring and may go the 80% route this time.
New Frontier - Hybrid ones from place in Tne
Figure why not. Even with the jig it is still a good price and I got buddys with the equipment that are interested as well. If they want to give it a shot I definitely will. Not sure i would on my own but might try one just to see.
I am definitely intrigued as to how it would turn out. So easy to buy a complete I may buy 3 of them and a few to complete so I don't get held up if the completion does not turn out or takes time.
Yeah, New Frontier Armory is right around the corner from me. I just don't get to visit as much as I would like...
I will try to stop by and ask them here soon.I know some of the poly ones can get etched from factory.
Nothing wrong with budget builds, and enjoying your AR is what it is all about. I was just saying that polymer lowers and ATI parts are just not for me. Just as this site is dedicated to the enthusiast owners and drivers who appreciate knowing what is good quality and what isn't, I was just sharing my opinion.
There will always be room for 'economy' brake rotors and ATI rifle and shotgun parts on the market. I am far from an AR snob, and have seen RRA outshoot DD rifles in the right hands, but I have been around for a long time and saw the early advent of polymer lowers churned out by airsoft manufacturers and touted by mavens as "just like the Glock of ARs." I have seen too many break to ever want to trust my life to them. But that's just me. (I'm also the guy that my local NAPA store loves - I walk in and ask for their most EXPENSIVE brake rotor on the shelf!)