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Ward H.
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you can find the 45 degree mount at www.predatortactical.com
as requested. a side view
I inherited the scope from my father, would rather have my dad...but I know he'd rather me using it than letting it collect dust while I sit in my room and pout. The 45 is very pricey, I was kinda kicking myself for buying it, but when every ounce counts, its worth every penny, i think he just sold a few truck loads of them to one of our armed forces branch. THANKS FOR YOU KIND WORDS, really meant a lot. I grabbed this gun wihle I could, no wife, no kids, few bills, satisfying paycheck, so why the heck not ya know. I will admit, its a little intense for my first hunting AR. Im just a normal bolt action guy, time to get with it i reckon. come hunt with me in tx anytime.
as requested. a side view
I inherited the scope from my father, would rather have my dad...but I know he'd rather me using it than letting it collect dust while I sit in my room and pout. The 45 is very pricey, I was kinda kicking myself for buying it, but when every ounce counts, its worth every penny, i think he just sold a few truck loads of them to one of our armed forces branch. THANKS FOR YOU KIND WORDS, really meant a lot. I grabbed this gun wihle I could, no wife, no kids, few bills, satisfying paycheck, so why the heck not ya know. I will admit, its a little intense for my first hunting AR. Im just a normal bolt action guy, time to get with it i reckon. come hunt with me in tx anytime.
Buster Hindend
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6mm DTI upper
Lower I built myself
Lower I built myself
blopez50
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Originally Posted By: Ward H.you can find the 45 degree mount at www.predatortactical.com
as requested. a side view
I inherited the scope from my father, would rather have my dad...but I know he'd rather me using it than letting it collect dust while I sit in my room and pout. The 45 is very pricey, I was kinda kicking myself for buying it, but when every ounce counts, its worth every penny, i think he just sold a few truck loads of them to one of our armed forces branch. THANKS FOR YOU KIND WORDS, really meant a lot. I grabbed this gun wihle I could, no wife, no kids, few bills, satisfying paycheck, so why the heck not ya know. I will admit, its a little intense for my first hunting AR. Im just a normal bolt action guy, time to get with it i reckon. come hunt with me in tx anytime.
Looks awesome! No such thing as too intense in AR land! You'll love it. They seem to grow on you until sometimes you find yourself just going to the safe and grabbing an AR just to hold it... (it really happens)
I'm sorry to hear about your dad... It's great that you have his scope though. Ever time you get behind that gun you'll be able to remember that.
Any idea which free float tube that is?
as requested. a side view
I inherited the scope from my father, would rather have my dad...but I know he'd rather me using it than letting it collect dust while I sit in my room and pout. The 45 is very pricey, I was kinda kicking myself for buying it, but when every ounce counts, its worth every penny, i think he just sold a few truck loads of them to one of our armed forces branch. THANKS FOR YOU KIND WORDS, really meant a lot. I grabbed this gun wihle I could, no wife, no kids, few bills, satisfying paycheck, so why the heck not ya know. I will admit, its a little intense for my first hunting AR. Im just a normal bolt action guy, time to get with it i reckon. come hunt with me in tx anytime.
Looks awesome! No such thing as too intense in AR land! You'll love it. They seem to grow on you until sometimes you find yourself just going to the safe and grabbing an AR just to hold it... (it really happens)
I'm sorry to hear about your dad... It's great that you have his scope though. Ever time you get behind that gun you'll be able to remember that.
Any idea which free float tube that is?
Buster Hindend
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Thanks for the kind words
It was dipped by Jeff Wampler at Midwest Hydrographics
I can't say enough kind words about his work
Mine is tan base with Backlands West camo
Check him out he's very nice and helpful too
It was dipped by Jeff Wampler at Midwest Hydrographics
I can't say enough kind words about his work
Mine is tan base with Backlands West camo
Check him out he's very nice and helpful too
.204 mid length I just finished up this weekend. Wilson combat 18" tube, 1-12 twist, Aero Precision upper and lower (very nice too I might add!)Hogue hand guard,Socom M4 rifle length stock, Nikon 4-12x40 Prostaff & a RRA match trigger. Headed to the range next weekend for the first test drive.
Ward H.
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Originally Posted By: blopez50Originally Posted By: Ward H.you can find the 45 degree mount at www.predatortactical.com
as requested. a side view
I inherited the scope from my father, would rather have my dad...but I know he'd rather me using it than letting it collect dust while I sit in my room and pout. The 45 is very pricey, I was kinda kicking myself for buying it, but when every ounce counts, its worth every penny, i think he just sold a few truck loads of them to one of our armed forces branch. THANKS FOR YOU KIND WORDS, really meant a lot. I grabbed this gun wihle I could, no wife, no kids, few bills, satisfying paycheck, so why the heck not ya know. I will admit, its a little intense for my first hunting AR. Im just a normal bolt action guy, time to get with it i reckon. come hunt with me in tx anytime.
Looks awesome! No such thing as too intense in AR land! You'll love it. They seem to grow on you until sometimes you find yourself just going to the safe and grabbing an AR just to hold it... (it really happens)
I'm sorry to hear about your dad... It's great that you have his scope though. Ever time you get behind that gun you'll be able to remember that.
Any idea which free float tube that is?
for the record, I want to let everyone know that I infact know that is not the proper way to use that gun vise. I just wanted to get a picture of the side charging handle
i really dont do a good job appearing smart in real life or the internet.
as requested. a side view
I inherited the scope from my father, would rather have my dad...but I know he'd rather me using it than letting it collect dust while I sit in my room and pout. The 45 is very pricey, I was kinda kicking myself for buying it, but when every ounce counts, its worth every penny, i think he just sold a few truck loads of them to one of our armed forces branch. THANKS FOR YOU KIND WORDS, really meant a lot. I grabbed this gun wihle I could, no wife, no kids, few bills, satisfying paycheck, so why the heck not ya know. I will admit, its a little intense for my first hunting AR. Im just a normal bolt action guy, time to get with it i reckon. come hunt with me in tx anytime.
Looks awesome! No such thing as too intense in AR land! You'll love it. They seem to grow on you until sometimes you find yourself just going to the safe and grabbing an AR just to hold it... (it really happens)
I'm sorry to hear about your dad... It's great that you have his scope though. Ever time you get behind that gun you'll be able to remember that.
Any idea which free float tube that is?
for the record, I want to let everyone know that I infact know that is not the proper way to use that gun vise. I just wanted to get a picture of the side charging handle
i really dont do a good job appearing smart in real life or the internet.
varminthunter123
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Bushmaster Varmintor 24" Fluted barrel with a Super Sniper 10x44 scope and Harris Bipod.
Bushmaster Varmintor 24" Fluted barrel with a Super Sniper 10x44 scope and Harris Bipod.
bluetickkid33
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nice paint job!
Finally got it together today.
RRA lower, with Hogue grip and chromed two stage match trigger.
DTech upper in 25 wssm, with 22" barrel, 1 in 10 twist.
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RRA lower, with Hogue grip and chromed two stage match trigger.
DTech upper in 25 wssm, with 22" barrel, 1 in 10 twist.
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y54/bitman/IMG_2790.jpg[/img]]