brentona
Number of posts: 176
Age: 21
Location: Baltimore Maryland
Tobacco: Rich Englishes and Mellow Virginias
Registration date: 2010-04-05
 | | Subject: Post your AR's with your favourite things! Thu Jan 13, 2011 7:13 pm | |
| I can't get enough of this field and stream section...Now this isn't solely a field and stream topic but Post your AR's with some of your favourite things and let's see how diversified us gun owning American's really are!  Pictured above: Bushmaster AR-15 in .223 (5.56 NATO) Ardor blasted Martin 000-28 with MXL condenser Mic misc. brass (9mm .223 270 and .45) older TruGlow sight (red/green) -- Brent |
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Hunter5117
Number of posts: 703
Age: 57
Location: Somewhere between Kansas and Missouri
Tobacco: Virginias and VaPers with lots of McClellands being my favs
Pipe: Brighams, Pete's
Registration date: 2009-07-29
| | Subject: Re: Post your AR's with your favourite things! Thu Jan 13, 2011 7:50 pm | |
| Here's my last project, couple of years old now! Don't have a nice composite pic with all the other toys, too lazy to take one tonight.  |
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brentona
Number of posts: 176
Age: 21
Location: Baltimore Maryland
Tobacco: Rich Englishes and Mellow Virginias
Registration date: 2010-04-05
| | Subject: Re: Post your AR's with your favourite things! Thu Jan 13, 2011 7:56 pm | |
| wow.
Damn, I see EOtech and MORE EOtech and all kinds of wonderful win!
...can I say "damn" on here? I did any way.
Hunter, that is a thing of BEAUTY
100% tactakill
*edit*
Be careful!
You're not on safety, brother! |
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Hunter5117
Number of posts: 703
Age: 57
Location: Somewhere between Kansas and Missouri
Tobacco: Virginias and VaPers with lots of McClellands being my favs
Pipe: Brighams, Pete's
Registration date: 2009-07-29
| | Subject: Re: Post your AR's with your favourite things! Fri Jan 14, 2011 7:48 am | |
| Thanks. My oldest son bought me the basic carbine for Christmas back a few years ago, he bought himself the same one. We both used them as kit guns and built them up to where we wanted them. According to my wife I got a little carried away. In some ways it is kind of a poser rifle but it does get shot both at the range and out at our farm. You can see I am a fan of both ARMS and Magpul, their stuff is first rate but not the cheapest out there. Have a couple more lowers that I intend to build at some point, would like a 24" barrel long range shooter in larger caliber, I have a Leupold M3 scope sitting in the closet ready to go on something like that if I ever get around to building it. I like the M3, it is not a varmint scope, but a very practical range for a lot of shooting. Have one on my Rem PSS and it has survived about 14 years of hard use. |
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