Lets see your .223 California Legal Self Loading Rifle!

[SKULLZ0MBIE]

I photoshopped it out. Don't know why, just did.

The only way to go! 80% Receiver home build?

[MuNgEr]

My first rifles are finally finished
A) RRA 20" Varmint
B) S&W M&P15T
Now I just need the time to go test fire and sight them in.....

[xxG3xx]

thats pretty sweet!

what did you use to cut the foam?

[MuNgEr]

Top Secret!
LoL, that closed cell foam cuts well with a serrated kitchen knife, just dont tell your wife or GF what you needed the knife for

[Desert_AIP]

thats pretty sweet!

what did you use to cut the foam?

Check here:

http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=4&t=292695

[xxG3xx]

bookmarked

thanks

[MuNgEr]

Check here:
http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=4&t=292695

That link is for pick n pluck type foam. IMHO, its much easier if you buy the better "closed cell" Polyethylene Bottom foam as it doesn't absorb gun oils and it really can be accurately cut with just a kitchen knife

[davedog665]

Finished my build well i don't think it will every be "finished" but it works now got to shoot it last weekend. Still learning the iron sites b4 i go for an optic. leaning towards and eotech or a 1-4x variable. the gun is mostly for 3 gun.
quick run down stag lower, stag 2ht upper, rra lpk with 2 stage trigger, ctr stock.

[Desert_AIP]

That link is for pick n pluck type foam. IMHO, its much easier if you buy the better "closed cell" Polyethylene Bottom foam as it doesn't absorb gun oils and it really can be accurately cut with just a kitchen knife

Definitely not Plick n' Pluck. Did you read over the techinque?
The example is done in polyurethane foam. I agree polyethylene foam is the better option.
The link shows a technique to cut the foam with a hot wire cutter for the most professional result. Works equally well in polyurethane and polyethylene.

[Addax]

New AR's

Never say Never... I thought I had enough AR's, but well, I guess I just needed to add these 2...

Just picked up the POF Upper today from Cold War Shooters at the Glendale Show (Thanks Hector)..

[kris&bela]

Don't know why but I never posted this one before...

A build for my girlfriend, she promised not to paint it pink. This is her gateway into firearms, and is purely a range toy so don't mind the cheap glass.

J&T Lightweight tactical 1/9 fluted 16" HBAR
FF Forearm (I dont see her needing to hang anything off this rifle anytime soon)
RRA NM Trigger (definitely needed to help squeeze those groups together)
Hogue grip + Magpul CTR
Cheapie optics and mount (she can go buy her own nice glass!)

Despite being 1/9 it will stabilize 77gr SMKs from my handloads. It shoots hovering at about 1 MOA to 350yds with them.


Enjoying her "piece". A lil competition for Roo's girl. That's as big as you guys get

Looks like an expensive scope,looks nice with the rifle......

[Bryan]

Ok guys, I've finally posted a "gun case how to" in the accessories section.

CLICK ON THE CASE TO GO THERE NOW

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[will0861]

Ok here is my contribution. 16" Stag upper and lower with an MI rail, and a Trijicon TA31RCO. Oh and a Prince 50 Mag lock. I wanted to get as close to a Marine Corps M4 as possible.

The 20" was supposed to be a Sam-R, but money doesn't grow on trees around my house. RRA upper and lower, DPMS stock, Ergo Sure-Grip, PRI Scout Rail, Arms 22 med rings, RRA 2 stage trigger, Larue 12.0 free float, YHM flip front sight, KAC rail covers, Super Sniper 10x42, ARMS #40 LP BUIS, Harris Sb-R, and a stainless barrel from Rock River. And a bullet button. I might spring for a Leupold down the road, but I want to see how I like the SS before I drop the cash.

Hope you all approve, since you made me jealous with all of your toys. I had to join the party.

[J_Rock]

Damn, I'm loving that two tone look! What are the specs of that build?

[iridesportbikes]

New pic of my rifle, added Sierra Precision grip and CTR stock