Added an A1 stock to it with an A2 buttplate. All it needs is a sling/rig and a cleaning kit to go inside the stock.

 

Problem: the hatch on the back of the stock is a friggin pain to open up with my finger. In fact, I don't see how it's possible for a finger to fit in there and pull down the detent. A spend case or cartridge tip works well though. Is this by design?

 

Aside from that, LOP feels good, and the stock with rifle tube and buffer paired with a middy gas system and 14.5" should really help with dissipating what little recoil an AR has.

Looks like the bottom rifle is better equipped for SHTF

Looks good, whats the specs on it?

Looks good, whats the specs on it?

 

BCM BFH 14.5" Midlength Upper

RRA Middy hand guards

BCM BCG and CH

Stag-1 Lower Receiver

Model-1 A1 Stock (w/ A2 butt plate)

Looks like the bottom rifle is better equipped for SHTF

 

Not yet. It needs refinishing of the wood, 15/30 or 15/20 mags and a sling.

BCM BFH 14.5" Midlength Upper

RRA Middy hand guards

BCM BCG and CH

Stag-1 Lower Receiver

Model-1 A1 Stock (w/ A2 butt plate)

 

Adam- Nice sensible rifle. Good Job man!!

Higher quality photos. (Used a cell phone before)

 

 

Adam- Nice sensible rifle. Good Job man!!

 

Thanks! That's exactly what I was going for.

 

Now to work on my 2nd AR... my tacticool version of this one.

+1 to you.. you have the single most important accessory ANY AR owner could ever own (myself included) and that is a backup AK..

+1 to you.. you have the single most important accessory ANY AR owner could ever own (myself included) and that is a backup AK..

 

I like to have caliber options. In this nation, by default, there will always be more 5.56/.223 than 7.62.

 

Plus my AR is a tack driver. The AK is just for fun.

+1 to you.. you have the single most important accessory ANY AR owner could ever own (myself included) and that is a backup AK..

Taken.

+1 to you.. you have the single most important accessory ANY AR owner could ever own (myself included) and that is a backup AK..

 

KO and out

You could try some finish remover or solvent on the wood first and then soaking it for a few hours in household bleech. I did that with a wood pistol grip that had black oil/crud stains and the bleech did remove most of it. Just don't soak it for too long as the bleech will eventually attack the sapwood and turn it into pulp. Also remember to neutralize the bleech by soaking the parts in a vinegar/water solution later.

 

Here is a pic of one treated vs untreated grip

 

 

 

Not yet. It needs refinishing of the wood, 15/30 or 15/20 mags and a sling.

Very nice. That stock looks realy nice on it.

You could try some finish remover or solvent on the wood first and then soaking it for a few hours in household bleech. I did that with a wood pistol grip that had black oil/crud stains and the bleech did remove most of it. Just don't soak it for too long as the bleech will eventually attack the sapwood and turn it into pulp. Also remember to neutralize the bleech by soaking the parts in a vinegar/water solution later.

 

Here is a pic of one treated vs untreated grip

 

 

I wanna make mine a more reddish color. And make them nice and smooth.

You can stain it the color you want after bleeching and sanding.

 

I wanna make mine a more reddish color. And make them nice and smooth.