AR-15 Talk/pics

[azkcr]

Well, I wanna see y'alls AR15s.
It can be plain-Jane with iron sights or something with over 4k in it.
(I might have to steal some ideas..... )

I bought mine a few months back. Rock River Elite Operator II. So it is pretty much decked out already.
It now has Eotech 512 and magpull flip up rear and few pmags

Started as (ignore the mag, I didn't have it in all the way... lol):


Now it's this, waiting on an Eotech 3x magnifier:

[Raul@Stealth Automotive]

just took mine out last week

[azkcr]

Dayuuuuuuuum.
Aimpoint up front. What's the magnifier?

And how'd you color you selectors?

[AlwaysStrokin']

Here is my killer. It's my go to gun.

R-15 (made by bushmaster)
sightron 6.5-20x50
New AR Gold Trigger 2-stage
Harris bipod



Don't mind the deer it was the last day and I wanted to kill something with it


Dead yote



and another 200yds at night

[07stroker]

My brother Just got this one two weeks ago. It's s LaRue Tactical PredatAR he has an eotech coming for it and he is going to get a suppressor also.

[azkcr]

Those all look pretty sweet. I dunno how much I plan on hunting with mine.

I dunno about suppressing an AR. I looked into it and you have to mess with the barrel length for the gas pressures and junk.
And you have to sell a child or wife into the slave market to afford the can and tax for it.

[AlwaysStrokin']

Ya cans definitely are cheap.

I love hunting with mine just another excuse to shoot it.

[07stroker]

Yeah the suppressor is like 1100 dollars and the tax is 200 I think.

[AlwaysStrokin']

Wow that's a lot more reasonable then I would ever have thought. I know full auto licences are like 10k.

He!! you may have just talked me into getting one haha.

[azkcr]

The tax is 200. And the waiting period is at least like 6months.

Once I have enough $, I'll get one.
Well built cans are at least 1k.... Tooooo much for me at this moment.

In the United States, taxes and strict regulations affect the manufacture and sale of suppressors under the National Firearms Act. They are legal for individuals to possess and use for lawful purposes in thirty nine of the fifty states.[20] However, a prospective user must go through an application process administered by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), which requires a Federal tax payment of USD 200.00 and a thorough criminal background check. The USD 200.00 buys a tax stamp, which is the legal document allowing possession of a suppressor. The market for used suppressors in the U.S. is consequently very poor, which has driven innovations in the field (buyers want the height of technology, because they are basically "stuck" with the purchase). Suppressors are available in other countries for under USD 40,[21] but they can be of crude construction, using cheap materials and baffle designs. The following states have explicitly banned any civilian from possessing a suppressor: California, Delaware, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont.