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Guys, if you have looked at his build thread http://njgunforums.c...er-get-old-lol/ you can see that hes got a brake and the bayo lug cut off. He probably just copied the info from Stags site and forgot to add that its jersey legal.

Your just looking for a low pro? No rails or other crap on it right? Then you just need one like this http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=XDD9091&name=Daniel+Defense+Low+Profile+Gas+Block+for+.750+Dia+BBL&groupid=49

PSA has a 20" gov profile hammer forged barrel listed in stock, then just put a low pro gas block of your choice on it. http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/ar-15-05/upper-parts/barrels/20/psa-20-hf-cl-mp-barrel.html

Its fairly simple, but I suck at trying to write out instructions. Tools needed : Drill, drill bit, 3/32" roll pins, hammer, punch, and a vice or second set of hands. Position the stock in the position where you want it Put it in vice, or use someone who can hold it steady while you drill. Drill through the stock and the adjustment channel of the extension tube. (see pic) Hammer roll pin into hole Enjoy your freshly neutured stock.

They are 30's that are cut down to about the same length as 20's, then blocked and pinned to only hold 15. Dont have any 30's to compare them too, but heres a quick shot of how they look in my AR

How long is this pricing gonna last? I hope till next weekend.

Sportsmans Guide still has .50 cal cans buy on get one free. http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/24742-50-cal-ammo-cans-buy-1-get-1-free/

I never even thought of those airsoft guns being that heavy, but I guess I can see the electric ones being heavy from batterys and such. CMMG http://www.cmmginc.com/

Wow thats alot heavier than I expected for an airsoft gun, I was thinking it would be around 5-6lbs. Just for reference (and because I like posting pics of my rifle) my AR is just about 7lbs even as pictured with a full mag

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/33964-advice-on-not-getting-p2p-in-30-days/

Exactly, with my current setup I have no problem getting hits on torso sized targets out to 200-225 yrds with just the red dot, which is exactly why I built it the way I did.

x2, Thats why my AR has a lightweight 14.5" barrel, an OAL of right at 33", and weighs 7lbs loaded, with a micro dot on it.

How much does your airsoft gun weigh though?

Ya, the PSA one with the either the 13" or 15" troy rail comes with the low pro gas block installed under the handguards instead of the normal FSB. edit for pic of 15" rail on 20" gun, its a BCM not a PSA but you get the idea

While partially true, either one will be plenty for the ranges we have in Jersey. And I agree with you 100% on the M1A. Check out PSA if you havent already, I know they have some 20" uppers listed and have the option of putting a Troy rail on them. http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/ar-15-05/complete-uppers/20.html

Yep, well technically the M-4 has a 14.5" barrel. Are you going with the longer rifle just for looks, or something else? Im not trying to talk you out of getting a 20" gun (Im planning on building one soon hopefully) but you list SHTF and HD for uses of the gun and a 16" gun with an OAL of <36" is alot more manuverable, not to mention lighter, than a 20" gun with an OAL of >40".

Yep, and a capacity of more than 6 rounds with a semi auto is also a no-no

Its worth the drive. http://njgunforums.c...81-arms-n-ammo/ Im kinda curious why you want a 20" instead of a 16"?

Heres a good vid on wall penetration of different guns http://www.downrange...IIurrUz5BQWcdBC

Yup, thats the main reason Im stocking up now.

Just cause people think it looks "cool", and its probably cheaper for the mfg to use a pinned m-4 type stock than it is to put a1 or a2 stocks on them all

Not all of us do, mine is pinned in the 3rd notch out and I guess I could be considered a "big guy" being that Im 6'5 280 It all depends on what your comfortable with and how you shoot (squared up, bladed, etc) that will determine what length is right for you. Thats why I went with the pinned stock so that I could put it right where it felt best to me and the way I shoot.

Thats a great price if you live close, but Im pretty sure it would cost me more in gas to drive the 70+ miles up there then the $5 I would save though

I think so, just look at how many retailers are completly out of stock on alot of ammo. Hell yesterday SGammo.com sold out of 200 cases (1k rounds to a case) of 5.56 in about 9 hours.(glad I got mine before they did)