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http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/gas-system-parts/gas-blocks/625-picatinny-gas-block-sku100004537-29340-53813.aspx

 

Brownells is your friend, great shipping/ customer service and good parts availability. They are the juggernaut in the gun world. Depending on what the diameter that the barrel is under the gasblock = which one to show. link above is a general picanty rail gas block. Also.. the standard front sight post with an optic shouldn't be an issue.. it would co witness on a RDS or holographic and it dissapears with anything over 3X magnification.

 

I bought it over the Sig M400 because of the front post. It seemed like a lot of EOTech owners were pissed with the co-witness. But I wasn't very knowledgeable on AR's at the time. The only AR i had shot before was an M16A2 when I was enlisted

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looks like a nice fall day at the Casselton range!

You got me for sure man!! Only range around here I know of that I like.

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Well since my Grandfather passed away last week, my grandma didn't feel comfortable having guns in the house. He had a 10/22, a revolver, and an M1 carbine.


I get the .22 and the revolver and my brother gets the M1. The carbine has a cool story to it. It involves my Grandpa smuggling it out piece by piece and I don't really think the story should be published online :lol: It's Army issued between vietnam and korea. My grandpa neglected it for many years and it was all rusted up. My brother stole it from him and cleaned it up (without doing anything to detract from the value. He had a collector help him with the restoration) and then gave it back to my grandpa as a xmas present. Great gun, shoots like a dream. I'm storing it for my brother as he lives out of state and doesn't want to fly with it.


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The revolver belonged to my Great Great Grandparents and they kept it in their nightstand for home defense. It's a Harrington & Richardson Arms chambered in .32 S&W. Pretty neat little pistol and is in good shape for how old it is. I gotta do some more research on it to see when it was made. It has a patent number of 10/8/1895 and was produced from 1905 to 1942. In 1916 they started spelling out MASSACHUSETTS on the top of the barrel instead of MASS. Mine says MASS, so that would mean it's 1905-1915. Then I can narrow it a little further because the only ones with the MASS writing AND the 10-8-95 patent date were made from 1909-1913. Kinda cool. It's at least 100 years old.


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The Mississippi Legislature and Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks recently classified this as a "primitive weapon", so I just had to get one.

 

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.45/70. So much easier to use; no bore scrubbing.

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This is my Colt Collection. 38. special Police Positive. The first "New" handgun I bought, some 35 years ago. 100th. anniversary 1911 in a Colt Walnut case with serial number of gun. Never fired, nor has the slide been racked. 175th. anniversary SAA. 45. Long Colt in a Colt Walnut case with serial number of gun. Colt Ivory Grips. Cylinder has never been turned! Two of the most "Iconic" and copied handguns in American History! One is 177 years old and "Won the West" the other is 102 years old and Won all the "Major US Conflicts" of the 20th. Century! Begining with World War One. And the Colt AR platform has been in every conflict since the Vietnam War and is one of the most copied rifles ever made! LE 6940 223. with all the goodies. LE 901 308. with all the goodies also! :M16: " Real MEN Shoot 30. Cal. Rifles and 45.Cal. Handguns!"

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I just got my first gun, a Russian SKS, and 1500 rounds. Its a cool gun, even just historically. I've always liked war history.

 

What I really wants is a mint M1 Garand

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I just got my first gun, a Russian SKS, and 1500 rounds. Its a cool gun, even just historically. I've always liked war history.

 

What I really wants is a mint M1 Garand

Nice! the SKS is a fun gun to shoot and you can actually find ammo pretty cheap. If you are looking for a Garand check out CMP. They sell old used military rifles. They aren't gonna be mint but I got a very nice one for about $650. The numbers don't all match but it has nice original wood and shoots great.

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This is my Colt Collection. 38. special Police Positive. The first "New" handgun I bought, some 35 years ago. 100th. anniversary 1911 in a Colt Walnut case with serial number of gun. Never fired, nor has the slide been racked. 175th. anniversary SAA. 45. Long Colt in a Colt Walnut case with serial number of gun. Colt Ivory Grips. Cylinder has never been turned! Two of the most "Iconic" and copied handguns in American History! One is 177 years old and "Won the West" the other is 102 years old and Won all the "Major US Conflicts" of the 20th. Century! Begining with World War One. And the Colt AR platform has been in every conflict since the Vietnam War and is one of the most copied rifles ever made! LE 6940 223. with all the goodies. LE 901 308. with all the goodies also! :M16: " Real MEN Shoot 30. Cal. Rifles and 45.Cal. Handguns!"

 

Colt actually bought this design from ArmaLite who is the original desginer of this platform, hence "AR" = ArmaLite Rifle.

Colt purchased the rights from this company. They did not design the platform and the AR is not a Colt designed platform.

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Colt actually bought this design from ArmaLite who is the original desginer of this platform, hence "AR" = ArmaLite Rifle.

Colt purchased the rights from this company. They did not design the platform and the AR is not a Colt designed platform.

I was thinking the same thing :lol:

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Painted my AK today. Think it looks pretty nice. I'm gonna paint the mags tomorrow and see how it looks in the daylight. If I really like it I might do my AR too.

 

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I don't think I've posted this yet, my Savage 111 in .30-06, Nikon scope.

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just picked up the same exact gun at a gunshow for a great price. i have to get rid of the shitty bushnell though

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