AR Pistol-She's finally done-Picture Heavy

[03hemi]

As many recall that responded to my original post, I started a AR Saint Pistol upgrade. She's finally finished and here are the improvements I made on it:
1. Fostech Binary II Trigger w/upgraded trigger spring.
2. Strike Industries Angled Foregrip.
3. Timber Creek Skeletonized Enlarged Trigger Guard.
4. PDW Collapsible Arm Brace.
5. Sig Sauer Laser Sight.
6. M-Bus Rear Sight.
7. Odin Skeletonized Extended Mag Release.
8. Phase 5 Skeletonized Extended Bolt Release (one piece).
9. Geissele Super Charging Handle.
10. Anti-Walk Tigger Pins.
11. Indignant Arms Coco Bolo Grips and M-lock Panels.
12. Trigger Depot "Mil-Spec" Ambi-Selector Switch.
13. MagPul Sling w/Quick Detach ends.

Took it to a buddy's property and ran the binary trigger without one hiccup, this thing is scary fast and probably the most fun gun I've ever shot. I'll be burning up a lot of ammo in the future.

 

[03hemi]

More photos
Next gun project, Saint Pistol 300 BO, Suppressed.

 

[BARgunner]

You sure dolled that one up!
I've been thinking about getting one these Saints for my in vehicle gun. In the great state of WA, with a current CPL, I'm allowed to carry a loaded pistol in my car and it doesn't have to be on my person. I would of course have to unload it and lock it up out of sight or just take it with me if I left the vehicle but that doesn't present much of a problem. The Saint is a handy sized firearm and would fit in a fairly inconspicuous back pack.
It would be hard to imagine any situation that couldn't be handled with my EDC and this pistol with a few extra mags to go along with it.

 

[03hemi]

Thank's, she got the "Bell of the ball" treatment. You might wanna consider the 300BO, the 556 is waaaay too loud to shoot without hearing protection. I got it as a range toy, but I'm going to do the same set-up in 300BO suppressed with a 50rnd drum for home defense next.

 

[03hemi]

After taking her to the range, I decided she need a sling to keep her on target, she don't climb no more.

 

[4506517]

I'm not a big AR pistol fan, but I built one on a PSA kit last week.

Yours is very nice without being over done. I think the wood panels on the foregrip are classy.

Perhaps it is in your description, but I didn't see what kind of grip frame you are using. I realize that's a new trend in the AR world with which I'm not too familiar.

 

[4506517]

My basic PSA build 10.5 barrel.

 

[MCorps0311]

Nice pictures congrats!

 

[03hemi]

I'm not a big AR pistol fan, but I built one on a PSA kit last week.

Yours is very nice without being over done. I think the wood panels on the foregrip are classy.

Perhaps it is in your description, but I didn't see what kind of grip frame you are using. I realize that's a new trend in the AR world with which I'm not too familiar.

Thanks by the way, the aluminum grip frame, coco bolo wood grip panels and coco bolo wood rail panels were made by a young man starting out new in the industry, his name is Kelly Cramer and his company is "Indignant Arms" and is a great guy to work with, very responsive on his emails too.

 

[billwill]

Neat work. Talk about flash/bang...you bet too much for inside anything. PSA has some amazing deals if you are looking for a complete upper and kit lower minus the reveiver. About $275, what a deal for sure. Very hard to resist

 

[03hemi]

Neat work. Talk about flash/bang...you bet too much for inside anything. PSA has some amazing deals if you are looking for a complete upper and kit lower minus the reveiver. About $275, what a deal for sure. Very hard to resist

I'm sure, but I wanted to stay with a manufactured pistol with the brace and not one that I built. No gray area here.