AR Rifles..

k0ua · Aug 27, 2019

bcp said:
Not extreme. There is still some unused rail visible.

Bruce

Oh, OK then. I knew something didn't look quite right..

Oldpath05 · Aug 27, 2019

bcp said:
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Bruce

Wow the only thing that gun cant do is shoot around corners but might come in handy hog hunting...............

atsah · Aug 27, 2019

looks like a sea creature straight up from the abyss...

Jstpssng · Aug 27, 2019

k0ua said:
That one might be a bit extreme.. Maybe.. I dunno..

Well then, what do you get for the guy who already has everything?

Sono · Aug 27, 2019

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Bruce

Just the weight alone.... get a 50BMG....lol

k0ua · Aug 27, 2019

Jstpssng said:
Well then, what do you get for the guy who already has everything?

Why more ammo of course!.. NO ONE ever has enough ammo.

Jstpssng · Aug 27, 2019

k0ua said:
Why more ammo of course!.. NO ONE ever has enough ammo.

Good answer!!! :thumbsup: :laughing:

duramaxsky · Aug 27, 2019

k0ua said:
Uh.. I might be a bit late.. just got this flyer in email. But brownells has a sale on drop in AR triggers

RISE ARMAMENT at Brownells

I have the RA140 in a couple rifles. They are very nice for the price. You can get them about the price in a lot of places. I bought mine from their booth at Triggercon. A little less than that at the show. And they included the anti walk pins. But they are very nice for a lower priced unit.

duramaxsky · Aug 27, 2019

zmountaineer said:
Sweet!

Let me caution you with one thing about the install. IçŸ¥ not sure if this will happen on an AR15 or not but when I installed my Timney drop in in my 308, I put it in, tightened it up, then went to put my safety back in. No dice, the safety wouldnç¨š go back through the hole. I then had to loosen all the set screws of the timney (my major complaint about that trigger is the set screws) then put the safety in, then tighten the set screws up again. Those screws push the trigger case up and donç¨š allow you to put the safety back in. At least that was my experience.

With the 308 the safety detent is under the pistol grip, I believe on the AR15 itç—´ behind the end plate. You will need an armorers wrench for the castle nut. So while you have the end plate off may as well get a magpul quick disconnect end plate and put on there. Lol. These things are fun to customize. The adjustable stock will be off so you could upgrade that as well. Once you start down the rabbit hole......

Have fun with it!

The safety detent is under the grip on the AR15 as well. And yes you need to install the safety before you tighten the set screws. You do not need the tool. The castle nut will not need to come off. If you have anti walk or anti roll pins you do not need to tighten the set screws. That is the main reason for them. To put pressure on the pins. But I still do just to be sure it won't move.

RoyJackson · Aug 28, 2019

Jstpssng said:
I’ve been known to but never when I’m handling firearms... conversely once I’ve cracked a cold one I won’t even pick up a gun to put it in the safe. Call me what you will, it’s a habit I’ve acquired.

Good habit...