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Rainier Arms does a lot of in house work. Maybe just have them put on the proper muzzle device of your choice before they ship it to you?

Talk about overpriced polished turds... If your gonna spend $2-3K on a complete rifle then a Noveske or Larue as mentioned above will be in that price range. Good luck finding one with out waiting 6+ months. I would also add KAC to that list too. But if not doing a precision rifle go with the others mentioned. Well under $2k for the rifle until you add your accessories and optics.

Usually anything colt would be the choice but I dont think those rifles are even made in the Colt factory. Believe they are made for them.and I "think" 5.56 is a no go in that rifle

Tell that to my neighbor running his sprinklers 7 days a weeks lol..

You don't have to be licensed to get it.. As long as your buying for personal use.

Impact weapon components makes a drop wing mount that moves it out pretty good.

Maybe a different light mount that will push the light out further on the rail would give you the space required to grip?

I've had red thread last two years..This year I used Eagle "granular"didn't work that great. I pretty much pushed it out bagging grass for a few weeks and adding a extra shot of fertilizer. Last year I used prophecy. Worked MUCH better knocked it out within a week or so. With no added effort.

Or Lesco 3-way

Momentum is good on clover

John Deere sells small packets of Dismiss. I've been using Solitare which a broad spectrum weed killer. If your not using commercial stuff your wasting your time.

Sheeet dis b raciz n stuff , nome what I'm sayin

It's a single point "nut buster".

Oh..gotcha. Would love to take one of Pats classes...I spent a lot of time on M4Carbine.net before putting that rifle together thus the snobbery for the higher end gear.. I built that with out any changes. Just spent over a year researching and planning(and saving)

Thanks.. I'm all about quality. Rather wait months for the quality gear rather than settling.Got the BCM lower from G&R tactical. Ordered without a stock so came with just buffer tube. So everything was compliant. Didn't want a stock on there until upper and handguard were in hand for best stock placement. No I'm not one of Pats students. Why?

Grabbing the rifle by the magwell doesn't give you a lot of control IMO.

Looks like standard A2 birdcage

Larue Tactical gave me hat, dillo dust, bottle opener, bumper stickers, sniper competition DVD, and copies of the constitution.. Bravo company: free hat and stickers. Lol to the guy that got Burger King coupons..

G&R tactical has Colts instock.. Reasonable price. Just have to have it modified to be NJ compliant.

HK is like twice the price and is a hell of a lot heavier. Proprietary stuff on it too I believe compared to just swapping stuff out on a standard Ar. Now do you want the piston or a DI gun?

What are the chances of you using a bayonet on your rifle anyway???

Looks like an ACE skeleton stock to me...? http://www.midwayusa.com/product/760499/ace-skeleton-buttstock-99-overall-length-ar-15-lr-308-aluminum-black

Thank you... Took me over a year to compile the pieces.

Here is my AR finally finished.. -BCM Lower with Noveske QD end plate and Vltor Imod stock -BCM upper BFH-LW 14.5" Mid Length -Battlecomp 1.5" -BCM BCG -BCM Mod3 GunFighter Charging Handle -Troy 13" Alpha Rail with squid grips -Noveske Alpha Rail QD sling mount -DiamondHead sights -SureFire Fury "EAG" on a IWC mount -IWC Hand stop -Aimpoint T1 micro -Larue LT660 QD mount -Blueforce gear VCAS sling with QD And it all rides in a Tactical Tailor "Covert Carry" 36" case