That's awesome. What's the rifle brand and specs?Originally Posted by ASH556
That's awesome. What's the rifle brand and specs?
Thanks man! I first got it in 2011 as a Form 4 Daniel Defense "MK18" SBR. The upper's been through several changes over the years, many of which have been Colt 10.3" barrels with Geissele handguards. As pictured (and currently setup), it's still the Factory DD Lower with most of the factory LPK. Forward Controls Selector and mag button (actually a prototype given to me by Will Larson (RIP) in my last armorer's class with him a few months before he passed), Geissele Maritime bolt catch, Geissele SD-E trigger. The stock DD endplate with the QD socket was a aluminum and at one point the staking sheared and I found the castle nut to be loose, so I replaced the endplate with a steel Colt unit and torqued/staked it properly. Stock is a Magpul CTR w/enhanced buttpad. Trigger guard is the Magpul unit that came from DD.
Upper is a BCM "Enhanced." I dig the tighter barrel fit. Colt BCG, Colt 11.5" HRT barrel, FSP chopped, shaved, and re-finished by yours truly. 10.5" Geissele MK4 rail, BCM Gunfighter Mod 4 Charging Handle, AAC 51T "Blackout" 3 prong flashhider, AAC M4-2000 silencer. Surefire M600 Dual Fuel Scout on an Arisaka inline MLOK mount. Nightforce NX8 1-8 FC-Mil w/capped turrets currently in a Reptilia AUS30 with ROF90 piggybacking an RM06.
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This 13.9 I spec'd out and had primary weapon outfitters put together is superb. Pretty sure it is replacing my bcm mk2 16 inch as my go to.. light, fast, and recoils softly.
I want to grab a magnifier and maybe a new mount for the pro or try a 6moa h2..
I taught in-service firearms on Monday and was at the range Tuesday through Friday with 28 (now 26) cadets.
On Friday while we were at lunch I needed some of my own therapy 😬.
Daniel Defense M4V7s, OSS (HUXWRX) 556k, EOTECH 3.0, and some other stuff that you can’t really see.
Form 1'd 15-22P with some goodies bolted on.
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Last edited by Clusterfrack; 12-14-2023 at 01:49 PM.
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“There is no growth in the comfort zone.”--Jocko Willink
"You can never have too many knives." --Joe Ambercrombie
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Picked this one up yesterday, painted by previous owner.
I pulled the RT-6 off an AR to use for the time being and mounted my KGM R-556...hoping to put some rounds through it tomorrow.
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