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So you've got about $4500 stuck into a S&W M&POR? :eek:

I've got to admit I'm kind of skeptical. I'd love to see a picture.


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Wow you have almost a complete rifle in your parts bin. I too would like to know how much you have shot the rifle? It looks like the only thing missing is the Ni-Bo coated BCG, Magpul B.A.D. lever, ambi safety and ambi Mag release. Cant wait to see the pics!! :D
 
very cool....I would recommend a BAD lever, you will find it is really handy at the firing line or hunting. I find it really nice to be able to operate the bolt lock with the trigger finger instead of having to move my left hand back. My wife is a lefty and she finds it also easier to be able to release the bolt with her trigger finger also.
 
I guess if I had a wallet like that I would do the same. This is human nature at it's best. You sure can not take the money with you when your gone. :)
 
Just started, what is the BAD lever? I am a lefty and just purchased a Stag Arms LH AR.

tom

Tom it is a lever that attaches to the bolt release that allows you to operate it with your trigger finger. Cedaredge, I like that little town...been there many times. Lived 12 years in Redstone.

And ohbejuan, I may tease you a bit but my MSR's are also highly modified. My pocket is just not as deep as yours but if it was I would probably be the same way.
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This one is pretty mild compared to what they have been. :D
 
You spent $25 on crayons to fill in the stamping?

The ACOG is a combat optic. What purpose does it serve for you that makes it worth the price?

I'm not knocking you, I'm being sincere. Do you compete or do you just like the looks of all that stuff?

To each his own and if your gun makes you happy then rock on.
 
I'm waiting to see the pictures. Close-ups showing all this stuff. :p

I'm not like the OP, I like a good optic that doesn't break the bank, and accessories that are useful like a sling, or a bipod for long shots in the field. A good case to carry the gun, and a couple good ammo boxes. I'm more minimalistic. :D

Designer flash suppressors? Not my style. But if it gets more sales and more people involved I'm all for it!

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When I first started playing with my Sport, I actually had a few "custom" made muzzle brake/flash suppressors made. over a 3 month period I experimented with them and factory made ones. I discovered that each one changed my point of impact differently with some of them not even consistently changing it. I still have a drawer full and ended up using a thread protector for the most consistent accurate shooting plus it reduced my sound signature tremendously. If anyone wants to try it they will find the same thing. I have never used minute of bad guy as my guide. Minute of prairie dog is what I go by. I have associates that have tried it and discovered the same thing so it is food for thought.
 
I own a 2007 GYTR Yamaha Raptor 700 (ATV). Purchased new in 2007 for close enough to $10k. I rode it stock for a while, and then customized everything from the roota to the toota! Quad now has over $19,000 in it. I know it was silly to put so much into a quad, but it was my main hobby at the time. I don't race professionally on it, but it didn't stop me from adding an additional 30hp to it with no bore or stroke. I don't care what kind of big block you have, nothing beats this thing in the eighth mile, and could give most trouble in the full quarter.

I could go on for days about it, but my point is, I did it the way I wanted it. I always planned from day one of riding it, to keep it forever. Not interested in selling, as I know I will never get my cash back out of it. But it's a priceless feeling to be on your way to one of the biggest riding parks in the south east, and actually have traffic slowing down to take picture of your finished quad on the trailer. Actually arriving to the park, and turning the heads of close to 2,000 people is the icing on the cake... Kudos to you Ohbejuan! I am just as passionate and particular concerning my hobbies as well. Now get some pics up!!!

 
A little off the hook, eh?
I gravitate more towards lightweight, indestructable, practical(read:cheap) performance modifications. Sorta like the 'less is more', 'slow dowm & go faster' scheme.
Jes' sayin'.
 
We have probably scared him back to Mforgery.com or ARalmost.net where they are impressed with things like this :D

I'd give that a double 'like' if I could.....

I have to see if those are really websites!! :p

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The purpose is an enjoyable hobby. I'm not a competition shooter, I am new to the rifle world, and I thought it might be helpful/useful for some who were in the same boat I was in a few months ago to see what options/accessories are available and what I used on my particular gun. Sure, I spent a lot and maybe for no good reason other than sheer enjoyment and learning how to basically rebuild my rifle from the ground up.

If the proverbial SHTF, then it should still provide good use for defense, hunting, bartering, etc without a "significant" loss in value

It's your gun and your money...I just find it interesting that a person "new to the rifle world" would buy a lower priced rifle, such as the OR, and then put all top of the line accessories on it. How did you pick these particular accessories? I think the OR is a good rifle, but if I was going to spend that kind of money, it wouldn't have been spent on an OR and accessories.

So, after doing this build, what did you learn? What parts were absolute must haves and how did they affect your shooting? What would you do differently if you were doing it over? And what did you find that you didn't need at all? (Hint...BCM SOPMOD extractor kit)
 
Did you have a seekins muzzle brake on there before, where you now have a battlecomp? If you have gone this far on the rifle but you have the CTR buttstock. I would have gone with an Ace, Sopmod or UBR. I am kinda a cheap old guy and I have the CTR. But if I had the money I would have gone with a nicer buttstock. My Sport has the factory extractor but it is enhanced and not the plain old mil-spec extractor. They may have changed them since i was in the military though.
Have you considered what you are going to run for back up sights? I have become very fond of my 45deg offsets, but I see now that they are making folding offsets. Also what sling are you using, since I went to the quick adjustable Magpul MS3 sling that converts from a 2 point to a one point and can be attached at 3 different places on my rifle that I am using it more and more. Just things to think about spending more money on.
I also am waiting for pics, I also want to see what groups that rifle will shoot.
What kind of ammo are you running and how does it perform? So many questions so few pictures....she will be a one of a kind when you are done. Keep us informed. :D
 

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