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AR47 ago

Got to say that the AR platform is the easiest to make, maintain, and enjoy of all the firearms available today.

You can use a wife variety of configurations to suit your needs.

For instance. My first one was the 16in complete upper assembly I got from CBC industries. The lower my son and I milled together on 4th of July 2 years ago.

Now with me I didn't like the trigger. Just to much take up for me. So I got a 2.5lb pull two stage.

Kid like it as well. Instructed him on the art of double taps. Seeing as he was 8 at the time I had to get a bipod for him as the weapon was far to heavy for him to maintain accuracy.

My second was the 7.62*39 thumper. This lower I milled myself. Ended up that to use this round in an AR you have to do a few things. Small tweeks if you will, but easy really.

First was to polish the feed ramps to a smooth transition into the breech. Also modification of the mag is essential to firing rapidly. The seat of the bullet into the casing would catch on the lips of the mag. Easy to fix with a Dremel

Then came the firing pin. Needed an "enhanced" one. All that means is thr shank is half a cunt hair into the pin so that more of the pin is exposed into the primer.

Then a heavy hammer spring. Russian ammo needs to be hit HARD sometimes.

After all that......never a feed problem or fail to fire. Each round went bang. Plus the report is something you feel more so than you hear. Lol

Kid loves daddies gun.

Last one was the wife. She didn't like the weight of either guns before. Added that clearing a house with that is next to impossible if you turn a corner.

So she picked out a 10.5in upper.

She milled that lower as well with my guidence.

She placed each part in as well. She prefers the standard trigger too. However she didn't like black. So she painted it blue. Like a Robin's egg blue.

Doesn't matter to me if it is yellow. She enjoys shooting it and is very good with it.

Each of these is an AR15 variant. My next will be a .50 beowolf. Just like the sound of it I guess. Plus I don't have one so why the fuck not?

clamhurt_legbeard ago

First was to polish the feed ramps to a smooth transition into the breech.

you mean like m4 feed ramps or something more extensive

one of the great this shit the ar is the huge variety you can get while maintaining commonality of function

your wife could use your gun if needed with zero problems and benefit from skill the handling she already did on hers

AR47 ago

Yeah the standard feed ramp just has a small transition into the breech. It has to be mirror smooth for the 7.62 round to not catch on it.

As for the wife.....she is versed upon each firearm we have, but of course being a woman she must have her own. Lol