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Lets see your .223 California Legal Self Loading Rifle!
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It's a Tango Down with a suregrip rite-pull adapter that puts it another 3/4" back, I'm really picky about having the tip of my finger rest naturally on the middle of the trigger, tried 4 or 5 setups before getting it right with this one. Looks ugly but feels great.
Interesting...
Also, for those who like the Tangodown grip -- in between that setup and the regular grip is the TangoDown BG17
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Last edited by tacticalcity; 12-06-2010, 11:50 AM.Comment
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Dear California,
I love you. I was born and raised in you. You have given me some of the best times of my life. Now with that said, I can not wait to move!
Your prisoner,
Andrew J.Comment
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This could be a thread of it's own. I would be interested in reading more about this. If somebody would like to start one and add lots of information to it please PM me. I am having a hard time conceptualizing what she is saying. I'm probably too distracted by the picture she posted. My brain is frozen.
Also, who makes that trippy looking AMBI SAFETY shown in the picture above?
You can see it more clearly in the first photo posted with a less distracting background:
Took the other photo off TD, but I think that safety is the B.A.D. A.S.S. configurable selectorComment
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I figured out what the part did with regards to moving the grip back, I was having trouble understanding how it helps you out. I guess it forces you to outstretch your finger a little more so it is not curled up? I was curious to know if it is something all grips could benifit from, or just some of them, and if there were arguments against it. But if we go into all of that here the MODS will get mad because we are talking and not posting picks.
I will definately checkout the B.A.D. A.S.S. configurable selector. This is the first time I have seen them. Thanks.
And as for the picture with the girl, what do you mean there is a rifle in the picture? You're lying. I've looked at that picture 100 times and there is no rifle in that picture.Last edited by tacticalcity; 12-08-2010, 10:34 PM.Comment
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I figured out what the part did with regards to moving the grip back, I was having trouble understanding how it helps you out. I guess it forces you to outstretch your finger a little more so it is not curled up? I was curious to know if it is something all grips could benifit from, or just some of them, and if there were arguments against it. But if we go into all of that here the MODS will get mad because we are talking and not posting picks.
I will definately checkout the B.A.D. A.S.S. configurable selector. This is the first time I have seen them. Thanks.
That BADASS selector has different types of levers so you can adjust length/profile, e.g. they have a short one for people who don't like having the ambi lever underneath their trigger finger. Also the profile is supposed to feel better, but I haven't tried one in person yet.
Gratuitous old pic so mods won't get mad:
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Picked up a new Eotech XPS 2.0 in a LaRue mount. If any one is interested in the top rifle in the picture, it is for sale/trade in the Market Place here (http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...d.php?t=371057). Please don't post offers or questions here as that ticks off the mods.
Last edited by tacticalcity; 12-10-2010, 3:51 PM.Comment
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Special Thanks to fellow Calgunner CRTGuns for installing the rail extension..
Added PWS Rail Extension on the FN SCAR..
Last edited by JohnnyRooks; 12-08-2010, 10:08 PM.Comment
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