AR15 Upper for sale
09-26-2011, 03:44 PM
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AR15 Upper for sale Whole rifle pictured, optics are already spoken for.
Spikes Upper Receiver
Spikes BCG
Charging Handle
Low Pro Gas Block and black tube
CMMG Barrel chambered in .300 Blackout
Midwest Industries FF Quad Rail
PM with any questions
$650
Spikes Upper Receiver
Spikes BCG
Charging Handle
Low Pro Gas Block and black tube
CMMG Barrel chambered in .300 Blackout
Midwest Industries FF Quad Rail
PM with any questions
$650
09-26-2011, 03:51 PM
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***Firearms and Ammunition sales are PROHIBITED on LS1Tech***
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09-26-2011, 05:18 PM
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You are correct the reciever is the registered part of the firearm. Its a stupid *** rule anyway, WE LIVE IN TEXAS, we should be exempt from that rule. I wonder if gunbroker.com forbids fast cars???
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09-26-2011, 10:05 PM
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I'm haven't put any rounds through it yet. Just built it a couple months ago and then I ruptured my achilles. I just got the ok from the Dr. today to start walking on it again with a boot. It's a 16" barrel with a carbine gas system on it so it should shoot well.
The plan was to reload, I've got some .223 brass I shot from my last rifle in a bag, but honestly the rounds are starting to come out in production, both super and subs, FMJ and open.
The plan was to reload, I've got some .223 brass I shot from my last rifle in a bag, but honestly the rounds are starting to come out in production, both super and subs, FMJ and open.
09-26-2011, 10:31 PM
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Too bad its not .308. Im looking for that one next. Im picking up my suppressor for my 5.56 in the morning then let the good times role, quietly that is.
09-26-2011, 10:52 PM
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I used to be stuck on the 7.62x51, but not anymore. The .300 BLK shoots a .308 bullet in a .223 brass that's been cut so it comes out to a 7.62x35. It's a wildcat, but I think it's great because you can shoot a .30 caliber projectile out of a std AR15 platform, no special mags or anything.
It's considerably cheaper than going to a true AR-10 and the BCG on the 5.56 is more reliable anyway. That coupled with the versatility of the .308 bullet it's awesome. I could shoot a subsonic 220gr projectile or a supersonic 140gr projectile out of the same gun, just by switching mags, not to mention suppressed it's only a little louder than a suppressed MP5.
It's considerably cheaper than going to a true AR-10 and the BCG on the 5.56 is more reliable anyway. That coupled with the versatility of the .308 bullet it's awesome. I could shoot a subsonic 220gr projectile or a supersonic 140gr projectile out of the same gun, just by switching mags, not to mention suppressed it's only a little louder than a suppressed MP5.
09-26-2011, 11:37 PM
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I used to be stuck on the 7.62x51, but not anymore. The .300 BLK shoots a .308 bullet in a .223 brass that's been cut so it comes out to a 7.62x35. It's a wildcat, but I think it's great because you can shoot a .30 caliber projectile out of a std AR15 platform, no special mags or anything.
It's considerably cheaper than going to a true AR-10 and the BCG on the 5.56 is more reliable anyway. That coupled with the versatility of the .308 bullet it's awesome. I could shoot a subsonic 220gr projectile or a supersonic 140gr projectile out of the same gun, just by switching mags, not to mention suppressed it's only a little louder than a suppressed MP5.
It's considerably cheaper than going to a true AR-10 and the BCG on the 5.56 is more reliable anyway. That coupled with the versatility of the .308 bullet it's awesome. I could shoot a subsonic 220gr projectile or a supersonic 140gr projectile out of the same gun, just by switching mags, not to mention suppressed it's only a little louder than a suppressed MP5.
09-27-2011, 09:06 AM
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Hahaha, very nice. Military surplus is definitely a huge point when considering a caliber, esp when doing what you will be doing. I've seen a couple of vids of helicopter hog hunts, looks like crazy fun!!
but I did get my suppressor today for my 5.56