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My first AR build

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I'm still messing with the front handguard, but figured I'd attach whatever was laying around. :D

 

and yes I fixed the rear sight after taking the pic

The following commentary is from a web page I found as I was trying to understand how autoloading actions work, this is the very end of the article.

 

Quote below is from http://www.chuckhawks.com/autoload.htm.

I have not mentioned the military style autoloaders, the "assault rifles" as they are called by the antigun media, that are so popular today. While these do not appeal to me, I believe they should be called "Freedom rifles." These are exactly the sort of privately owned military style (militia) rifles the Founding Fathers specifically granted the people the RIGHT to maintain and bear without interference, in order to preserve our freedom. The Second Amendment in the Bill of Rights was written to insure that this freedom would never be abridged. These are generally gas operated, like the 7400 or BAR, and while some of these could be used for hunting or target shooting, that is not their primary purpose. However, that is another article . . . .

 

I will refer to mine as "FR's" from now on.

 

Good luck with the build

Nice.. keeping it simple to start and learn the basics (ie. Irons) is the way to go.

 

Too many add a RDS (Red Dot Sight) 1st thing and then can't shoot with 'irons'

 

Spikes Comp, Shaved Bayo Lug, and guessing pinned stock & mag also..

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Nice.. keeping it simple to start and learn the basics (ie. Irons) is the way to go.

 

Too many add a RDS (Red Dot Sight) 1st thing and then can't shoot with 'irons'

 

Spikes Comp, Shaved Bayo Lug, and guessing pinned stock & mag also..

 

Yup!

thats a mid length upper right? Sweet Looking rifle there man. Is that a magpul hand guard?

Spike's Zombie Lower

PSA LPK with Magpul MOE grip

Bought this dynacomp upper on black friday: http://www.aimsurplu...m=XSTU5050MLSDC

Magpul MOE stock and MBUS rear sights

PSA buffer tube

 

I thought that upper looked familiar, I bought the same one back in May. Actually your whole rifle is almost identical to mine. :good:

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I thought that upper looked familiar, I bought the same one back in May. Actually your whole rifle is almost identical to mine. :good:

 

Good to know! What kind of ammo do you recommend? I hope to shoot it ASAP and I have some of the following that I bought on a whim:

 

http://www.sgammo.com/product/federal/50-round-bag-556-lake-city-green-tip-xm855bar-ammo

 

and

 

http://www.ableammo.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=104854 (walmarts in PA had it so figured why not)

Ive put a bunch of different ammo through it so far and its eaten it all without a single problem. I mostly run Sliver Bear through it, but have also used Wolf, xm193, xm855 and even a few rounds of xm856 (tracers). The 5.56 stuff is fun at night with the 14.5" barrel and the dynacomp, Ill have to try to find the vid of me shooting mine at night.

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I finally got to try it out this weekend with the ammo I mentioned above. I had zero issues.

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