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1 December 2013, 08:56 #1Member
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Rainier Arms New Billet Upper / Lower Combo
Managed to get my hands on the new RA Billet upper/lower combo - of course the first thing I did was freeze it for a photo shoot, I have to say I was a bit worried it would warp if it defrosted unevenly, but thankfully that didn't happen.
Completing the build went quite well with a 16" RA match barrel. I opted to build this with a Centurion CMR Rail the tabs BTW are very snug - which I am happy about, no need to worry about losing zero on the BUIS.
Installing the LPK was a breeze, no tolerance issues, even the Iron Viper Ambi selector went in with no problem.
One improvement I've noticed over the Mega ambi I own that I appreciate - the ambi button has a different tactile feel to it vs the mag release. It takes some getting used to and its a definite conscious effort to not accidentally push the mag release when releasing the bolt. The smoother button on the RA really helps differentiate between the 2.
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1 December 2013, 13:32 #2
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1 December 2013, 15:03 #3
Ya, please explain and where are these "photos"
Posted while my co-worker is getting electrocuted.
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1 December 2013, 15:37 #4
TracerX,
I think it's time to share the frozen RA pictures that have been floating around FB for all to see here :)
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1 December 2013, 16:27 #5
Kick me if I'm stupid, but I'm fairly ignorant of the finer points of photography. Do you actually freeze stuff to photograph it? Alright, if you're all on the inside of an inside joke, go ahead and have a good laugh. From an engineering point of view, how would you "freeze" steel, since it's already in a solid state? Lower the temp to what?
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1 December 2013, 16:39 #6
I dont know what picture the OP is talking about , but this pic is currently my desktop wallpaper
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1 December 2013, 16:43 #7
I know that cryogenics is used for "stress relie, grain alignmentf" and hardening of barrels, could that be it?
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1 December 2013, 22:30 #8
Mustang, you sell that kidney yet ?
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2 December 2013, 02:27 #9
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3 December 2013, 00:42 #10Contributing Member
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I wonder if the upper is avail separately.
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3 December 2013, 10:41 #11Member
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I saw a match billet upper in the clearance box at Rainier Arms…
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3 December 2013, 10:54 #12Member
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3 December 2013, 10:56 #13Member
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While waiting for moderator approval to post the links to the high res versions… here's a musical interlude…
http://youtu.be/wHo43B6nu60
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3 December 2013, 12:47 #14
That is some great work! What were the conditions used to attain the fog effects?
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3 December 2013, 13:27 #15Member
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That is some great work! What were the conditions used to attain the fog effects?