Rob0115

I bought two a while back now I wish I bought more of them.

Try a cool arfcom lower. Great bolt face logo. I have a billet one with a rainier arms match upper. https://store.ar15.com/product.html?cat=100&pr=1006 Could be. I only know my experience.

I have two aero ghost lowers and they were flawless. Aeroprecision is an aerospace company that makes ar parts. They’re pretty precise.

I'll switch when I get home. Thanks

Damnit

Garthwaite assembled based on fusion frame and slide .400 CorBon Nowlin ramped match barrel. I have a 10mm caspian setup being done as well. DCS did a trigger change to a carbon fiber bit, painted and tin coated

If she doesn’t want to live in PA my point is moot but you wouldn’t have to live in Philly.

Thanks for clarifying.

MPX-C I wonder if it replaces the MCX label?

Is it an MCX?

Why not move to PA? Good schools of that matters, better taxes and better gun laws.

A couple weeks ago I did some mag dumps in a 11.3” suppressed Wilson Combat 5.56. I did cry, tears of joy

9mm carbine if you don’t want to build your own. Least expensive stag 9T, I had one and sold it because I bought a Sig Sauer MPX-P and an HK SP5K which aren’t NJ legal. Mid range you can get a Sig 9mm MCX and most expensive is the Wilson Combat 9mm AR that takes Glock mags. All of them are fun. The stag takes colt mags, the Sig is proprietary and the Wilson takes glocks. I’ve shot all 3 of them and if you can afford near 2k the Wilson is worth it. If not I didn’t see much difference between the MCX and the stag other than appearance. The stag has the diamond head rail which is really nice and should be well below 1k.

You're not, just make sure the gas port and the gas block are aligned with no interference. I like to use a thread lubricant and a torque wrench on the barrel nut. That's the only thing that really is assembled on an upper. It really isn't that difficult.

I don’t need anything pinned because it’s SBR going to FL. It is a little steep because I’m not doing those things. Assembling an AR is really not difficult at all. And I’ve done many I was just being lazy because I’ve been working and traveling so much it could end up sitting for months before I get to it. You can assemble it yourself and take it to someone to pin and weld 30 bucks or so if you have the break already. If you’re close to Steve at Monmouth I think he does pinning for a great price. Reach out to him.

I just ordered a 12” assembled. What a great deal.

I don’t know the geography but are the towns you two work in close to DE or PA?

Weber 3 burner 18 years old and only replaced the igniter.

I have one that I must have preordered over a year ago and received it in March or April. It's really is lot of fun. I bought it with the bolt carrier so I wouldn't have to do the machining.

I'm guessing you have a nice stash of tools and a press. I don't I had to get a gunsmith to help me assemble mine.

I haven't seen this posted anywhere but if it has feel free to delete. This is an experiment to see if guns kill people. https://www.2ndvote.com/guncam/

Big fan of the Vortex HD. I'm actually a fan of the 1x mag scopes no too, one optic now rotating the rifle 45, which I agree is way better than looking over the Acog to the RMR. I have a Leupold 1-6 as well. For some reason I never feel as comfortable with RDS.

I bought 107 parts kit from AK builders and a nodak spud receiver. I'll be painting mine when it's done. I'm also not using AK furniture but instead AR buffer tube, stock, rail system, gas block front sight. Shortened the barrel as well.

I have an RO champion and I love it.

Well it's good they date them the pickup date.