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12 May 2015, 22:52 #16
I liked it with the complete upper as it was and the lower in black
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12 May 2015, 22:58 #17Senior Member
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13 May 2015, 01:25 #18
Wow I thought my BCM BFH 11.5 barrel was beefy...Just to compare my 16" CHF Noveske upper with 15" NSR rail weighs exactly the same 4lb 6oz
.3 MOA groups are amazing for an SBR! But personally I only need my 12.5 upper to do maybe 3.0 MOA to be effective in its intended role... It might not be what you wanna hear but maybe while you have her ripped apart try and find a different barrel if your looking to lighten the load. I'm sure some warsport/accuracy junkie would pay a pretty penny for a rare barrel like thatLast edited by DutyUse; 13 May 2015 at 04:33.
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13 May 2015, 04:52 #19
I actually go a different direction than most people. I don't mind the extra weight. I'll take the accuracy.
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13 May 2015, 05:33 #20
Rock on garth! Different strokes I guess
Curious, what'd you guess the rail alone weighs? Always thought that was one of the prominent features of the Warsports
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13 May 2015, 05:46 #21
With it weighing 4lbs 6oz without BCG and CH for the upper. I'd like to see how much it weighs here.
Don't get me wrong I'm a fan of a rifle with a little extra heft, but is this SBR configuration over 12lbs? If she is people are gonna call you a chubby chaser.
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13 May 2015, 06:00 #22
You know, I'm not too sure what the rail would weight. I'll take some pics tonight as the rail is pretty impressive. The entire bottom rib is pretty thick. It's a hell for stout rail. I would GUESS that the rail is maybe..10oz. I don't know. I'm not real good at this stuff. But what I can do for you is pull the rail off and give you an exact weight, if you'd like. It's really simple to pull off.
Hmmmm. I'm not too sure. It's heavy - no doubt. I know it's too heavy for the wife to comfortable carry it. I would say you're probably correct. I would guess the 9-11lbs range but as I said above, I'm terrible with guessing weights. I'll weigh the entire gun for you. My good scale max's out at 11lbs. So if it's over 11 it will read "ERR". If that happens I'll hop on the fat-boy scale without the gun and then with the gun and get at least a pound rating.
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13 May 2015, 06:11 #23
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13 May 2015, 06:18 #24
Hey bro thats a sick build regardless the final weight tally...and my hats off going the extra mile ripping her down JUST to stuff it all back in a matching CMT. Just don't see guys go that direction with SBR's often... but honestly it makes perfect sense. Short, thick barrel will no doubt have less whip. I rarely take people at their word for accuracy claims unless I see THEM pull it off in person or video, but in this case I have no doubts. You've got me psyched honestly, because my first stamp should hopefully be back any day now and I can't wait to quit "pretending" with pistols and finally be able to show off some cool builds
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13 May 2015, 06:20 #25
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13 May 2015, 06:51 #26
I'm kind of really OCD when it comes to my ARs, even if I'm building one for a friend or whatever. Things have to be just so and mis-matched receivers drive me insane. I know Mr. Cross pretty well and we both have a machining and manufacturing background and we've talked extensively about the machining that goes into the CMT set and it's nothing short of impressive that he's doing what he's doing for the price he's doing it. As far as SBRs go...I absolutely love them. I did my first built SBR about a year ago and got bit by the bug. Now every lower that I get is Form 1 and the ARs I already have were Form 1 as well. Kinda got bit by the SBR bug really badly. What's worse is I COULD just build uppers for 1 or 2 lowers but I never do that. I always build a complete gun. Is what it is. Thanks for the compliments!
You're probably right. We'll see this afternoon. I'll put money on 10-11. Somewhere in that range.
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13 May 2015, 06:54 #27
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13 May 2015, 06:54 #28
My Green gun has a dual set screw gas block and it's pretty much full time suppressed with almost 8,000 rounds down it with no issues. But I take the time to make the dimple actually the size of the screw instead of this little bitty prick on the barrel and create a second one so both screws are fully in the barrel and then everything gets some RockSet.
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13 May 2015, 06:55 #29
Nothing...I just don't seem to do that. Every upper has a lower and every lower has an upper. I'm still hoping someday I can find a damn WarSport lower. If I do I'll probably find a way to get another WarSport upper...it's a vicious cycle and I know how I am. LOL...which is flat broke all the time.
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13 May 2015, 07:04 #30