The High Road AR15 Picture Thread
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BCM BFH 16" Middy w/ 13" BCM KMR, BCM Comp Mod 0, Troy folding battle sights, PA MD-RBGII w/ American Defense absolute co-witness AD-T1-10 QD-riser. IWC Thorntail mount for TLR-1. Bushmaster lower with Wilson Combat TR-TTU-Mil trigger and BCM GFG Mod 3 and BCM GFS. Magpul MS4 sling.
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Creature
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Wow! That is a really nice rig you've got there, Ulfberht. That has EXACTLY everything that I would want to bring to a serious carbine class.
How do you like the BCM KMR? And I have read good things about the Wilson triggers but have yet to use one...tell me more about that Wilson MIL/LE trigger.
Also, that Primary Arms has the 2-moa dot....correct?
How do you like the BCM KMR? And I have read good things about the Wilson triggers but have yet to use one...tell me more about that Wilson MIL/LE trigger.
Also, that Primary Arms has the 2-moa dot....correct?
Thanks, creature. This BCM upper is as good as it gets IMHO.
This upper, while not the lightweight barrel version, is freakishly light, which makes it quick and very pointable. As you may have guessed, I am squarely in the keymod camp. I am not a fan of m-lok because that system is not self-centering...keymod is, by design, self-centering. Also, the m-lok locking nuts WILL eventually wear out after repeated installation and removal, unlike the keymod.
I have Wilson Combat triggers on two different rifles. I have a service competition rifle that uses the two-stage Wilson Combat TR-TTU-M2. The rifle seen above is equipped with the Wilson Combat single-stage trigger, as I do not like a two-stage trigger on 'duty' weapon that could see use in a CQB scenario. Both of these triggers have ultra-crisp breaks and a very short yet wonderfully tactile reset. I have used Timney, Geissele and AR Gold triggers extensively...and I much prefer the Wilson triggers. Both my 2-stage and my single-stage triggers have over 2k and 4K pulls each on them respectively and they both break / reset as crisply as the day they were made. These are TOUGH triggers.
As for the Primary Arms optic, yes it has the ultra-fine 2 moa dot. For me they are the new poster child for reliable... think Timex watches or Samsonite luggage advertisements. The PA's take a beating but still keep on ticking. I have literally abused two other Primary Arms reddot optics to a pulp...they still work fine and they still hold zero. IMO the PA's are extremely underestimated and are the best value reddots in all the land. I would not hesitate for a second to walk in to harm's way with one on my rifle.
This upper, while not the lightweight barrel version, is freakishly light, which makes it quick and very pointable. As you may have guessed, I am squarely in the keymod camp. I am not a fan of m-lok because that system is not self-centering...keymod is, by design, self-centering. Also, the m-lok locking nuts WILL eventually wear out after repeated installation and removal, unlike the keymod.
I have Wilson Combat triggers on two different rifles. I have a service competition rifle that uses the two-stage Wilson Combat TR-TTU-M2. The rifle seen above is equipped with the Wilson Combat single-stage trigger, as I do not like a two-stage trigger on 'duty' weapon that could see use in a CQB scenario. Both of these triggers have ultra-crisp breaks and a very short yet wonderfully tactile reset. I have used Timney, Geissele and AR Gold triggers extensively...and I much prefer the Wilson triggers. Both my 2-stage and my single-stage triggers have over 2k and 4K pulls each on them respectively and they both break / reset as crisply as the day they were made. These are TOUGH triggers.
As for the Primary Arms optic, yes it has the ultra-fine 2 moa dot. For me they are the new poster child for reliable... think Timex watches or Samsonite luggage advertisements. The PA's take a beating but still keep on ticking. I have literally abused two other Primary Arms reddot optics to a pulp...they still work fine and they still hold zero. IMO the PA's are extremely underestimated and are the best value reddots in all the land. I would not hesitate for a second to walk in to harm's way with one on my rifle.
I am building something similar.. what scope and mount is that?
cmb3366
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Retro-ish mid-length build. Anderson Lower with Geissele Trigger, Palmetto Lightweight Upper, Colt carry handle and A2 stock.
It's twin in Magpul furniture is nearly done, just waiting on the right upper, maybe 300aac.
OilyPablo
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10mm AR pistol, waiting on NFA SBR tax stamp:
chicharrones
needs more ammo
I like it.
I have something similar, but had to give in to the needs of my eyes. http://www.thehighroad.org/showpost.php?p=9561396&postcount=321
Gun Master
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"Pinkie" makes it a Baker's Dozen. The Spikes is an even fourteen.
I need to update; my wife has her own "pink" AR and my son has a new Spikes Punisher Lower and some new furniture.
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Blade First
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"10mm AR pistol, waiting on NFA SBR tax stamp:"
OK...you have my attention. What's that mag and did you have to modify it to accept the original .40 caliber?
If you've fired it [yeh...I know], what load and what reading on the screens? Seems 10mm out of that barrel would be smokin'!
OK...you have my attention. What's that mag and did you have to modify it to accept the original .40 caliber?
If you've fired it [yeh...I know
], what load and what reading on the screens? Seems 10mm out of that barrel would be smokin'!
OilyPablo
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The mags are modified .45ACP Grease Gun magazines. But that is the weakness of my set up..... the feedlip mods are not an exact science and still in work.
The lower is specifically made for the magazine. RMWXtreme.com
The lower is specifically made for the magazine. RMWXtreme.com
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Snejdarek
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Czech Customs SWAT with their standard service 9mm AR15 (
).
Pyzik
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ifit said:
Very cool!
Did some painting over the weekend.
Rattle Can Multicam by David Pyzik, on Flickr
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Inebriated
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BCM BFH Mid-16.
Geissele SD3G on the way, and I'm on the verge of breaking and putting a KMR13 or KMR15 on it. The MI works fine, but.... It was a compromise since day one. Just haven't felt like doing the gas block work (going to shave) or shelling out the money for the KMR and front sight.
Geissele SD3G on the way, and I'm on the verge of breaking and putting a KMR13 or KMR15 on it. The MI works fine, but.... It was a compromise since day one. Just haven't felt like doing the gas block work (going to shave) or shelling out the money for the KMR and front sight.
Pyzik
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Great looking rifle!BCM BFH Mid-16.
Geissele SD3G on the way, and I'm on the verge of breaking and putting a KMR13 or KMR15 on it. The MI works fine, but.... It was a compromise since day one. Just haven't felt like doing the gas block work (going to shave) or shelling out the money for the KMR and front sight.
Go-To Carbine by David Pyzik, on Flickr
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Thanks man! That wouldn't happen to be an Arisaka M300 hanging off of that, would it? I've been considering grabbing one, but haven't seen one in the wild to mess with.
And funny thing... The Geissele SD-3G purchase I mentioned was canceled last minute for a KMR13 right after I posted. I also have a black set of BCM furniture on it right now... Dad liked the FDE, so I gave it to him lol.
The KMR is the best thing I've done for it.
And funny thing... The Geissele SD-3G purchase I mentioned was canceled last minute for a KMR13 right after I posted. I also have a black set of BCM furniture on it right now... Dad liked the FDE, so I gave it to him lol.
The KMR is the best thing I've done for it.
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