Pic of just and upper. I'm changing my rifles around a bit.

 

BCM 16" middy

PWS 556

Dennys Gun Heavy Duty BCG

Eotech 552

XS Big Dot Front sight

MI Fixed BUIS

Streamlight TLR-1 (LED) on a piece of pic rail bolted and epoxied to the top hand guard.

 

 

 

 

It will probably end up with a BCM Mid-length upper... but we'll see.

 

 

 

Nice looking. I have a BCM 16" Middy and love it. Make it happen. Get a PWS 556 comp to go with it, and never look back.

I've been going back and forth with a lot of different ideas, but the BCM middy always ends up at the top of the list. PWS FSC556 is a definite! Have one on my DD M4.. it's great. Prob gonna order the BCM this week.

Nice choice on the TRL-1. I just mounted one on my DD M4 as well.

here is my first ever AR, Stag model 2

 

and my close quarter AR, Noveske N4 Recce (20 rounder blocked for 15)

Very nice EngineerJet, I really like the muzzle break on your first on and the scount style EOTech set-up for the HD one is real sweet!

Really nice blasters - especially that N4! What muzzle brake/comp do you have installed?

Thanks for the compliments, my ARs thank you lol

 

And the brake is a YHM phantom muzzle brake.

S&W M&P 15FT

Added Primary Arms M3 clone, Magpul MOE grip

here is my first ever AR, Stag model 2

 

and my close quarter AR, Noveske N4 Recce (20 rounder blocked for 15)

 

Hey engineerjet, can you post a side profile picture of the Stag Model 2 and the M4? I was looking at those particular muzzle break and wanted to see how it looked. I really want to see them up close and how they look on the rifle.

Here's my first AR, an M&P15ORC. I threw the 3-9x scope off my G22 on it just to see how it'd fit.

 

How difficult is it to manipulate the charging handle with the scope where it is? Seems like it might be tricky unless you install an extended latch...

It's tough, but that's not a permanent setup, just wanted to see if the scope would sit. I'm probably going to get a dedicated scope and taller rings for this one.

Nice, welcome to the MP15ORC family! I have one myself, and I know a couple other fellas do too. I'll try to get a picture of mine up later as well

It's tough, but that's not a permanent setup, just wanted to see if the scope would sit. I'm probably going to get a dedicated scope and taller rings for this one.

So, hows it shoot?

Haven't had a chance yet! Did you go to Dix on Friday?

 

I'm thinking about the 1" Rock River Arms scope mount.

I did go, and i was very pleased with the AR. Although it was so windy (headwind no less), the targets were folding over and stuff was blowing off the table and people shooting .22's were having hte bullets turn around and return to sender before reaching the berm, it was still a good day. I was able to get the AR to shoot 1 MOA when i really concentrated. I could get 2-3 shot groups under 1 inch at 100 yards if i didn't waver. I don't have a good rear rest for the butt stock to keep it rock solid so its hard to keep totally rock steady. I'll def try to go again and let u know when. Maybe i try to go another friday since the range was not very busy at all!

 

You'll definitely need a mount that is both forward offset and a riser. I found out the hard way and so this is *extremely* important for the following reasons: 1. It moves the scope up high enough so that it is properly in line with your eye when you have you cheek rested on the stock. too low and you have to smash you face down and angle to see--very uncomfortable. A secondary benefit is that you cna now easily operate the charging handle. 2. the forward offset pushes the scope forward so that when you rest you head in a neutral position on the stock, you automatically meet with the scope at a optimal eye relief. Without the offset, you will have to strain to hold your head too far back on the stock and its very uncomfortable.

 

I went with a cheap offset extended rail i found at midway since i already had some tall rings to mount the scope in. The rail gave me that little bit more height to be perfectly inline when my cheek is resting on the stock. The offset let me have the optimal eye relief (abt 3") for this scope.

 

You can see the before and after below. Without the mount, it just sucked.

Sounds good! What bipod did you go with?

dead sexy

It was a harris 6-9 i pulled off my .22.

It was a harris 6-9 i pulled off my .22.

 

What kind of stock is that? I like it. It's very minimalist.

It was a harris 6-9 i pulled off my .22.

 

What kind of stock is that? I like it. It's very minimalist.

That's an Ace Skeleton stock.

Old School :ugeek:

Picked up a used C-More for $30 and a factory rail mount for another $20. Can't beat the price.

 

 

With a gun like that, me thinks you're gonna want some magnification eventually.

My birthday is coming in January, I'm asking for a scope and an offset mount.

Simmons white tail classic 6-20x, only $110 at midway. :twisted:

Simmons white tail classic 6-20x, only $110 at midway. :twisted:

Precisely what I was thinking. I made a midwayusa wishlist and told Christina about it.

So, there's a pic of a lower I put together a page or two back. Pic is a bit blurry, but here's the completed AR (yes, I like rails)

 

 

Final specs:

MMS custom lower

CMMG LPK

Magpul MIAD grip and trigger guard

Sully Stock

TangoDown PR-16A4 Fixed Stock Sling Adapter

BCM Standard 16" Mid-Length upper

Daniel Defense LITE 12" handguard

BCM BCG

PWS FSC556 muzzle brake

Daniel Defense A1.5 fixed rear sight

Daniel Defense fixed front sight

Aimpoint H1 mounted to Daniel Defense Micro mount

Steamlight TLR-1

Tango Down QD stubby vert grip

 

Obligatory disclaimer: brake is perm attached and magazine is perm blocked to 15 rounds