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Edited by TheNobleWolf:
5/10/2016 7:05:55 PM
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Help me load out my AR!
So I'm looking for a new stock, and possibly a good fore grip for my P-415... I'm also interested in some custom grips for my Kimber, so if you have any ideas on that let me know.
Pictures and/or a link to the product you name would be greatly appreciated... Thanks.
EDIT:
[url=http://i.imgur.com/YDhdZtF.jpg]Here it is with the T-Pod attached.[/url]
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If you want to lighten it up go with the MFT minimalist stock. And the grip on the ar I personally like is the hogue or magpul grips. Generally the miad +
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Edited by TheNobleWolf: 5/10/2016 7:07:08 PMBump Bump.
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Bump.
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1 ReplyTroy alpha rail
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Is go with a sling and an angled grip. They an make the experience much better and more comfortable. Buts it's all preference. Mine changes with the weapon I'm shooting, but I for an AR it's typically with a grip and a sling, a old solid stock, and iron sights. But I guess whatever makes you comfortable/improves your shooting. Have a good day OP.
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2 RepliesHere's what you should do: 1- Buy a forge rated at 1500 Celsius. 2- Dismantle your weapon and isolate the metal components (2 1/2- Sell all non metal parts) 3- Smelt all metal in forge until it becomes white hot and begins to melt 4- Use a metal cast to shape the liquid metal. 5- Use an anvil and hammer along with proper blacksmith techniques to form a razor sharp double bladed Northern European style battle ax head. 6- Cut down a tree (Oak preferable. Red is best) 7- Cut until the center of the tree forms a long cylinder, length is the about the same as the tip of your stretched arm to the opposing shoulder (a little more than half your height) and diameter is just enough so your hands wrap around. 8- Soak the wood in water for several days to weeks for it to settle. 9- Take wood out and put it in a fire (not enough to burn it but to dry it and give a golden shade) 10- Cover wood in a (not slippery) lacker. 11- Insert the wood into the head of the ax and bind them together using strong leather straps along with a simple tight fit (should require a hammer to get the wood in the head). Congratulations- You just turned your pathetic AR into a goddamn battle ax you made with your own blood and sweat. Be proud of it and cary it proudly to strike fear into all that oppose you.
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1 ReplyPro tip dude: Start reloading your own bullets if you don't already, you will get so much more out of the gun. My bro dropped a deer on the spot from 450 yards with his AR, with some bullets he loaded
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3 RepliesPikachu ain't running from this
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Ooh, shiny..... Never touched a gun before, I'm just admiring and passing through,
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3 RepliesGood luck on your next school mission
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3 RepliesAttach a grenade to it, not the launcher, just a grenade.
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1 ReplyIs that a 5.56?
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3 RepliesMaybe a grip or a flashlight
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6 Repliesbayonet... Bayonet... BayoNet... Bayonet! BAYONET! BAYONET!
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3 RepliesThat is a beautiful weapon my friend.
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10 RepliesGet gunbullets so your gun shoots tiny guns which then shoots people. Also no offence cause I'm guessing your American and that but if you have a gun you're more likely to get shot at by like a criminal. Also again your American but I need to say that I'm pretty sure Jesus and them lot didn't have muskets let alone AK's or whatever you gun is so your second amendment argument is kinda invalid.
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2 Replieshttps://www.bungie.net/en/Forums/Post/202974167?page=0&sort=0&showBanned=0&path=1 relevant
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7 RepliesEdited by Woupsea: 5/3/2016 8:28:14 AMThose kids at school won't stand a chance. [spoiler]srsly though, lasers always look cool.[/spoiler]
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4 RepliesAny grip that feels good to you really. I would go with magpul but this is coming from the guy sitting in class with a magpul phone case and sweatshirt. I love that 1911 though. More details on that?
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Well, in my honest opinion, anything aside from a scope, a bipod and maybe a fore-grip is unconventional. My Kalashnikov is 100% stock (mainly because it is Romanian and I would like to preserve its integrity and history) and I want to keep it that way. If I were you, I would've just built one from ground up. Would be much cheaper than buying a perfectly good AR and stripping it down to the reciever.
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4 RepliesI love the typical liberal that thinks every AR is an automatic weapon and their irrational fear of legal gun owners. That one guy down there cracked me up. Nice rifle btw.
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2 RepliesEdited by Caustic Alpaca: 5/4/2016 3:15:10 AMBesides a flashlight, you should leave it as is......well wait is this more a CQB setup or a distance setup? I'm assuming that's a 1x4 optic, just a vertical foregrip close to the magwell would be ideal for a CQB setup.
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3 RepliesPlease don't shoot up a school or grocery store
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1 ReplyIs that a bushmaster
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2 RepliesIt's very nice, grips are nice. Only if you're comfortable using them. I have several buddies who can't shoot the way the like with a grip and are better off without. I'm personally a fan of the EOTech hybrid sites myself. But do whatever suits your fancy of course. Ask your friends if you have any with a modified AR that you fancy to just get a feel for it before you jump on anything. Just my opinion.
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2 RepliesEdited by SGT Pogie Bait: 5/4/2016 2:37:23 AMhttps://imgur.com/a/MG599 This is what you're looking for?
