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Whoa! Look at this puppy.

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Looks like something made for a bad sic-fi movie. It's not my cup of tea, but as long as it shoots I'm sure someone loves her!

Nice. Saw one of those on combat pawn the other day.

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Only a mere $1000 will get you futurized. ;)

 

 

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He swapped out the break too. I though the break was part of the sight on the 16... Not removable. Neat break though.

 

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Looks sharp enough to cut yourself. Wonder if they recommend making any modifications to the gas system (unitize) and how it's bedded (says: "neoprene?")

Bulky and ugly. Bad sci-fi movie is right.

It honestly reminds me of the Walther WA 2000.

 

I'm not really a fan of bull pup'd M1As. I do how ever really love the look of the JAE stock for it.

Not exactly my cup of tea... but still impressive.

 

I'd love to see the 500-1000 yard accuracy results of a SOCOM-16 with this frame.

If accuracy is not effected... then this would be my cup of tea :maninlove:

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I don't think accuracy is a prob...

Here is a thread on it from JT:

http://m14forum.com/modern-m14/111994-new-product-juggernaut-tactical.html

 

 

Not exactly my cup of tea... but still impressive.

 

I'd love to see the 500-1000 yard accuracy results of a SOCOM-16 with this frame.

If accuracy is not effected... then this would be my cup of tea :maninlove:

 

 

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i think if it had the bi-pod removed it would look better... what is the point of having a bi-pod on a bullpup?

He swapped out the break too. I though the break was part of the sight on the 16... Not removable. Neat break though.

 

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The muzzle brake is part of the front sight on the m1a, but it's removable and spins right off. And I agree. Makes a nice poking stick.

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Yea, def a cool break... It's an accessory you can get separately... They have about 3 diff kind.

 

 

The muzzle brake is part of the front sight on the m1a, but it's removable and spins right off. And I agree. Makes a nice poking stick.

 

 

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Half of me is saying "Huh, looks kinda cool!" and the other half is saying "Blech!"

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I can't afford a chassis like that, but I def think one of those breaks would look awesome on my new M1A Socom II...

 

 

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Looks like something you light up your barbecue grill with....

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Be the last time you lit it for sure.

 

Looks like something you light up your barbecue grill with....

 

 

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Not south paw friendly, pass

I remember someone posting this back in February, it might have been me since my favorite rifle is anythig in the M14/M1A/Mini14/30/Soccom16

 

I mean, if I ever got to the point where I had a ton of money I'd get it, but honestly, screwing with the classic M1A configuration of a walnut stock (though synthetic can be cool) is sort of like Sporterizing a Mauser. It makes me sick, and I will likely pimp slap you and hit you with my big mac-daddy pimp cane.

I'm usually not enchanted with the bullpups. However, if this looked more like the SA80 (a rifle I have a strange affection for) I could be coaxed.

 

Why do I have a fascination with the rifle that the British Forces love to hate?

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Lmao - yea, bit pricey and yes, I love the traditional stocks. However, I like that break and it gets good reviews. Not that I need another break, but the blacked out Socom II already looks mean and I think one of their breaks would top off the meaness factor imho. :)

 

I remember someone posting this back in February, it might have been me since my favorite rifle is anythig in the M14/M1A/Mini14/30/Soccom16

 

I mean, if I ever got to the point where I had a ton of money I'd get it, but honestly, screwing with the classic M1A configuration of a walnut stock (though synthetic can be cool) is sort of like Sporterizing a Mauser. It makes me sick, and I will likely pimp slap you and hit you with my big mac-daddy pimp cane.

 

 

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I'm usually not enchanted with the bullpups. However, if this looked more like the SA80 (a rifle I have a strange affection for) I could be coaxed.

 

Why do I have a fascination with the rifle that the British Forces love to hate?

 

I love the L85, would like to get my hands on one for sure.

Can't believe there isn't a clone available like with the PTR 91. Just a cool rifle.

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Another build a guy did...

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these bull-pups will burn a lefties face! ouch

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That drum looks like a generator in my truck... lol

Another build a guy did...

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Not only is this the ugliest thing I've ever seen, but that rifle has to be approaching like, 45 pounds! lol

I was reading on the bulpup forms (I think) that the problem with this kit is that it horribly unbalances the rifle (too ass heavy), making handling unwieldy.

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