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Show us your .308's Semi-Autos
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AllaSnackbah
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M14, back in an old birch stock as it was meant to be. All GI parts except for the receiver itself, which is Smith Mfg, Inc. (not to be confused with Smith Enterprises). Serial number is in the 11XX range, so I don't think they made many of these.
nice rifle
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I dont have a can for it yet but they run great with the Schuster plug you can really tune it however you like
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Oh, I just assumed given the muzzle device you have on there. I havn't read too much into it, but I do know it is not exactly plug and play. I might have to look into it, I am probably half way through my NFA wait for my 762-SDN-6, and a can hanging off my MK14 EBR clone would be pretty bad ass.
Aero Precision
Upper
Lower
Lpk
Buffer tube kit
BCG
14 inch Fortis Switch Hand guard
18 inch Mega Barrel
Rainier Arms comp.
Kept the total under 1500
Have not got to shoot it yet. The shop that did my pin and weld didn't have 308 gauges. Headspace is likely fine but the BCG was bought new from arfcom and mailed to me without any AP packing so who knows.I'd like to confirm before I shoot. Haven't decided on optics yet
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Where did you get that rifle? How much?My new, yet to be shot, PTR-91SC
jpdopes
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Plimoth Bay Outfitters in Plymouth. $1400+/- about a month ago. They also had the standard green military version. I did see one of these recently at The Gunrunner in Middleborough for roughly the same price.
I saw 4 different version of this gun at Precision Armaments Werks in Franklin MA. IIRC his price was around $1,280.00. Or try here. http://www.cdnnsports.com/firearms.html?caliber=251&cat=15&dir=asc&order=price
Very nice. How does she shoot?(accuracy wise?)
I'm a FN fan. Loved the M249 and M240 when I was in the army and have had an enduring love affair with the FAL and FALO since I was a youngster (I'm a fat old guy now). As much as I love my FALs they aren't the most accurate rifles in the world. I'm ignorant about SCARs as I live in CA with all its current ungodly restrictions.
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Knight's SR25 APC i got from Alex at Ridgeline Outfitters in Nashua 2 weeks ago. Gonna be picking an optic shortly as soon as my wallet recovers.
All top end parts, put super light front end components and BCG so I could put a 4.5 lb barrel on it. Kind of wish I did a different profile but I guess that is a beautiful thing about ARs. I can just build another upper.
JP low mass BCG (that hurt)
JP buffer spring system
Target match barrel
SLR adjustable titanium gas
Magpul PRS stock
JP Titanium comp
Hyperfire 24 trigger
SLR rail - 10oz with barrel nut
All built on American weapons systems DTOM set.
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JP low mass BCG (that hurt)
JP buffer spring system
Target match barrel
SLR adjustable titanium gas
Magpul PRS stock
JP Titanium comp
Hyperfire 24 trigger
SLR rail - 10oz with barrel nut
All built on American weapons systems DTOM set.
Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk
DarthRevan
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Is that a lower for PMags?
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Wood, steel and .308
Can't have much more fun than that!
Can't have much more fun than that!
