AR15 Parts and Accessories

January 4, 2010

Filed under: AR1 — lickx @ 8:33 pm

Rifle Scopes

AR-15 / Colt Sporter Compact Rifle Scopes Package Includes Compact Mount, 4×25 Scope & Rings The AR-15, Colt Sporter compact scope mount is a high quality lightweight see-thru scope mount that allows the use of both the scope and rifle sights at the same time. Made in the U.S.A. of high strength aluminum, this compact mount installs in seconds to the carry handle of all AR-15 style rifles including the Colt Sporter and ar-15. Any Weaver style scope ring may be used.

5th Gen 6X32 TS Platform Mini Rubber Armored Rifle Scopes with Mil-Dot, Red/Green Dual Illumination, Flip-open Lens Cover, Integral Carry Handle Mount and Flat Top Adaptor.

DESIGNED FOR AR-15/M16 RIFLES. One piece aircraft-grade aluminum with scratch resistant hard-coat anodized black matte finish Rifle Scopes. Features integral see-through mount for carry handle, and built-in Bullet Drop Compensator for 100 to 500 meters usage. Precise1/4" click in windage and elevation adjustment for easy and exact zeroing. Installed in seconds without tools.

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Leather Holsters

Go to your local auto parts store and purchase a bottle of Lexol leather conditioner (16 oz. ~ $10). I’ve used this for years on everything from car seat leather, baseball gloves, leather belts, leather jackets, shoes and yes leather holsters. It really works magic on leather, making the leather feel broken-in and gun holsters.

O NOT use anything on your holster unless it’s recommended by the maker otherwise you’ll wind up with a useless piece of leather. Wrap the unloaded gun in a plastic baggie or wax paper (wax side out) and leave it overnight, if still tight leave it in for another 4-6 hours. You can also just sit in front of the TV and just draw your weapon in/out till it loosens up. Just make absolutely sur that the gun is unloaded and keep the ammo/mag in another room if other folks/kids are around.

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Filed under: AR1 — lickx @ 8:32 pm

trijicon

Alright….Jason from BigDawg Tactical hooked me up with this rig and it arrived today. I immediately took it to the range for some testin’.

First off I’ve owned TA31’s, TA11’s, Trujicon Compact ACOG’s, Aimpoints, EoTechs, and a few variable scopes in between. I recently decided to ‘dumb down’ my AR’s to make them SHTF ready, rugged, and obnoxiously easy to use. Flip the safety to "fire" and go. Given the TA33R8’s BDC feature, BAC feature, chevron reticule, and overall lightweight construction, THIS is the only magnified optic for me! It’s like a TA31 hooked up with a TA50 one wild saucy night and conceived an illegitimate child!

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Eotech

Has anybody been able to mount the newer Eotech 517 or 557 over the bulky M4 handguard (like on the Colt 6920) and be able to fit a 3X magnifier and BUIS too? I want to be able to swing a 3x magnifier to the side and be able to use my ARMS low profile BUIS. It seems like now that the new Eotech 517 is designed to sit over that bulky M4 handguard, I ought to be able to buy a swing-to-the-side mount that also allows me to use my low profile BUIS too.

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January 3, 2010

Filed under: AR1 — lickx @ 6:49 pm

Browning Buckmark magazine

Along with additional work to the trigger mechanism, the Browning Buckmark magazine safety is also removed, the trigger face smoothed and polished, and on this particular gun the a trigger travel reduction was preformed in order to effectively minimize the take-up and reset distances that have often plagued Hi-Power shooters. The trigger being our last physical control over the bullet, this is a modification we feel is one of the most valuable as it gets the Hi-Power trigger the closest it has even been to that familiar feel and action of the 1911 trigger system.

After a complete reliability package that addresses the feed ramp, chamber, breech face, extractor, and ejector a new thumb safety is added to the pistol. Out of all the controls on the Browning Buckmark magazines the thumb safety is likely the poorest execution. In stock form it can range from oddly shaped and diminutive all the way to far too small to be used effectively. Our answer is the custom thumb safety developed by Ted Yost and offered only through Heirloom Precision…

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Shoulder Holster

In order to best assist our nation’s military personnel, Galco offers two-for-one pricing on every Holsters for Heroes™ donation. Each time a customer donates a Vertical Shoulder Holster System, in tan for the M9 (Beretta 92FS), Galco will ship two Blackhawk Holsters for the same cost as a single regularly priced Handgun Holsters. The donor’s name and contact information will be passed on to the recipients of both holsters, unless the donor elects to remain anonymous. Please note that donations to this program are not tax-deductible

The IWB from cowboy holsters has been my favored way to carry a G19 and G30 for several years. They are little thick and chunky, but are a very solid, durable design. If money’s no object, Matt DelFatti’s IWBs (delfatti.com) are awesome.
used in 15 years of CCW gun holsters.

What have you guys tried and what do you use?

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Filed under: AR1 — lickx @ 6:42 pm

AR-15 Magazines

I was in the CProducts sight ordering the 30 round stainless AR-15 mags when I saw the big question: "Black follower" or "Orange follower" ? Geees…decisions, decisions. I want the CProducts improved follower. Is that the orange one?

I couldn’t find any info on their AR-15 Magazines (maybe it’s there but I just didn’t look in the right place?) I called them but the phone rings and rings and there was no answer. No biggie considering it’s the dawn of the Obama-ju-mama era, and they must be EXCEEDINGLY BUSY!

Also, would the 30 round stainless CProducts mag parts interchange with my old Colt ar-15 aluminum magazines (with black follower) in the event of a SHTF emergency?

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Glock 17 magazines

MO ,Just more complexity to potentialy cause problems,loose pins etc.

Besides,how could Glock 17 magazines do this without closing off the backstrap channel?Everyone knows that must remain open in order for a Glock to function properly!

If glock wants to follow the lead of other manufacturers, whose current designs more than likely will not even be on the market in ten years ,I think it would be a mistake!

If you cannot adjust to the Glock 17 magazine ergos the way they are ,you have lots of other choices.

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Filed under: AR1 — lickx @ 6:40 pm

Rifle Scopes

Based on this I did the best I could to get my reticle into something. It is no secret that I have not been satisfied with the quality of the Rifle Scopes from China. The report I just received form one of my field testers at Fort Bragg on the latest CRS from China was not good. Therefore I have terminated any further production of the CRS from China.
I am working on having a 1×4 CRS made in South Korea and a 1×6 made in Florida. I was hoping Trijicon Rifle scopes would look at my reticle for their new TR24 Accupoint but as of now it seems they are not interested. S&B did not want it for their Short Dot and Swarovski was not interested in my reticle for their Z6. Any of these scopes would be a excellent package for this reticle.
I haven’t given up. I’m still trying to get my reticle into a good quality CRS.

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CZ 75 magazines

A friend bought two boxes of WWB 9mm FMJ for me since I was broke and we went to the range. The CZ 75 magazines didn’t hiccup once. His PA-63 (9mm Makarov) was… interesting. The recoil drives the thing right into the web of your hand. Shoot it often enough and I can see some chafing occurring.

As for accuracy, I seemed to consistently hit about six inches low and to the left at 15 yards, though occasionally I was spot on. I think most of that was me and not the pistol though; my groupings were more like shotgun patterns. I am NOT at all in practice with handguns of any category. Fortunately, I’ve always been able to hit what I aim for (even drew my dad’s .357 revolver, cocked it, and put a round through a hog’s head at ten yards all in one motion. Without aiming.), and when I begin ranger training we’re going to spend a lot of time at the range with our handguns.

Overall, I’m pleased with my CZ 75 magazine. My only complaint is that the beavertail pattern on the plastic grip plates chafes my hand; I either need to toughen up my hands or get hard rubber grip plates. I don’t like the Hogue wrap-around grip.

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Filed under: AR1 — lickx @ 6:35 pm

Safariland Holsters

Thanks for that info. I wouldn’t expect them to be of poor quality based on everything I’ve read about RC here and elsewhere. The wings are a newer option. Before it was the clips attached to the main holster which I believe is still an option. Having the safariland tactical holsters farther out might help spread the weight and get the clips out of the way and by making the wings flexible will allow for it to adjust to curvature of different body shapes better than if the wings were made of the same material as the holster itself. More good innovation from RC.

After spending $140 and waiting six months, I received a High-Noon "Closing Argument" for my G26 (I know, not the same as you’re talking about, but High-noon follows a similar pattern for their IWB Pocket Holsters). Thank god for their no-questions-asked return policy. It felt like I was carrying a brick in my pants. I shipped that POS back ASAP, and bought an Safariland Holsters. It was $80 and it came in a Pistol Magazine. It is so comfortable I forget it’s there, and it conceals nicely.

One thing I’ll give High-Noon: they use metal belt clips. If the MTAC had metal belt clips, it would be perfect. For $25, the Bare Asset may get the job done cheaply, but the High-noon design is subpar, IMO.

 

Dead…. personally, I see no need to spend that kind of money nor wait that long for a holster.

There’s nothing the least bit subpar about the cowboy holsters in my use; I LOVE it. And the $25 price! And the immediate availability!

The BareAsset does exactly what I want it to do and I am "barely" aware that I’m even carrying…. which is the main complaint I have with so many holsters that feel like you’re wearing some sort of a heavily built orthopedic device or something. At $25 and immediate shipping, the BareAsset holds my gun at a nice cant, just behind my hip, securely, comfortably, and effectively. I’m a very happy camper with them!

Leave the gun in it at night for awhile before using a gun holster? When I was a kid we used to tie a mitt around a baseball and soak it in water. Have no idea if it really did anything.

I bought one galco Pocket Holster that I have had for awhile and the pistol holster still won’t come out of the holster without a God awful yankhttp://www.ar15.com/images/pixels/clear.gif

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Tactical holsters

I just purchased a new Fobus HK1 for my new USPc. Fobus has done some improvements; this new holster is more substantial than my old one, yet is just as light and Tactical holsters.

If you’ve tried a Fobus and didn’t like it, then fair enough. But if you’re simply parroting what you’re read here and elsewhere, do us all a favor and don’t pontificate on a topic of which you have no personal knowledge.

There is obviously something wrong with me, because from what I saw in the video looked as if

it took Two men, the fat one doing the most work, to break the holster.

If someone is trying to get your Pistol Magazines, the first reaction would not be to try and push Tactical holsters

gun clear off of your body, and I understand that you guys think that this man was trying to leather shoulder holster

his gun in his holster, but the bad guy isn’t going to be able to break it off like that unless

you help him.

 

 

The fatass in the video probably never wore a revolver holsters before and shouldn’t anymore unless

the rest of you would feel safe letting him help bad guys steal guns from him.

 

Duh. Get a clue and look closer.

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Filed under: AR1 — lickx @ 6:03 pm

AK-47

Also, be prepared to get out the heavy files or Dremel tool for fitting the AK-47; the dimensions are bigger than you will need for the MAK. This is not necessarily a bad thing as, with careful fitting, you can achieve a very tight but servicable fit. You will also have to buy at least one additional screw for the tang, but, this is something you can pick up in a hardware store. Finally, you will have to make pilot holes for the screws.

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Sig Sauer 239 magazines

Sig Sauer 239 magazines was cleaned and lubed before heading out. I soaked the extractor in CLP at the range and cleaned it there. That didn’t make any difference in the frequency of FTEx.

This is a real disappointment for me. I really, really like the way the Sig Sauer 239 magazine feels and points. The trigger was fine and for the 6 times the pistol actually functioned as a auto-loader follow-up shots seemed to be fast. I was hoping that this was going to be my new carry pistol, but that isn’t going to happen until it’s fixed.

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September 21, 2007

Filed under: AR1 — lickx @ 3:40 pm

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September 20, 2007

Filed under: AR1 — lickx @ 9:47 pm

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