Comments on: My AR15… http://www.moral-flexibility.net/blog/archives/2005/08/21/my-ar15/ The ramblings of a zombocalypse ready, hoplophile Canuck. Sun, 23 Nov 2008 13:54:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Mugwug http://www.moral-flexibility.net/blog/archives/2005/08/21/my-ar15/#comment-52474 Mugwug Tue, 11 Sep 2007 22:02:27 +0000 http://www.moral-flexibility.net/blog/archives/200#comment-52474 Ah, but you can see there's no flash suppressor in the <a href="http://www.moral-flexibility.net/blog/archives/2005/07/05/ar15-build-project/" rel="nofollow">original AR15 build project</a> write-up. Nya nya! Ah, but you can see there’s no flash suppressor in the original AR15 build project write-up.

Nya nya!

]]> By: Pieter http://www.moral-flexibility.net/blog/archives/2005/08/21/my-ar15/#comment-52473 Pieter Tue, 11 Sep 2007 21:55:49 +0000 http://www.moral-flexibility.net/blog/archives/200#comment-52473 Just as I suspected, no images of the muzzle. How was I to know you didn't have a break on the AR? Just as I suspected, no images of the muzzle.
How was I to know you didn’t have a break on the AR?

]]> By: Mugwug http://www.moral-flexibility.net/blog/archives/2005/08/21/my-ar15/#comment-4590 Mugwug Mon, 22 Aug 2005 19:35:25 +0000 http://www.moral-flexibility.net/blog/archives/200#comment-4590 <b>Greg:</b> Nah, My Brit DPM pants wore out, and I replaced them with civvy knock-off CadPat ones, same reasons...comfy and I need the pockets. <b>Patrick:</b> If you want to learn a firearm inside and out build one from parts, the mishaps are highly educational. Just get it checked by a gunsmith before the obligatory range test. It was VERY educational, I learned alot about the rifle and the various makers of AR components. The carbine match? Just go to the website and download the match targets, print them up then take them to the range and shoot them. Email in your score along with an image of the target (scanned copy or a digital picture should do) and you're officially taking part in the postal match. Who knows, you may even win! No worries about the future, beyond the normal day to day worries anyway. -GRIN- Greg: Nah, My Brit DPM pants wore out, and I replaced them with civvy knock-off CadPat ones, same reasons…comfy and I need the pockets.

Patrick: If you want to learn a firearm inside and out build one from parts, the mishaps are highly educational. Just get it checked by a gunsmith before the obligatory range test. It was VERY educational, I learned alot about the rifle and the various makers of AR components.

The carbine match? Just go to the website and download the match targets, print them up then take them to the range and shoot them. Email in your score along with an image of the target (scanned copy or a digital picture should do) and you’re officially taking part in the postal match.

Who knows, you may even win!

No worries about the future, beyond the normal day to day worries anyway.

-GRIN-

]]> By: Patrick http://www.moral-flexibility.net/blog/archives/2005/08/21/my-ar15/#comment-4575 Patrick Mon, 22 Aug 2005 06:37:19 +0000 http://www.moral-flexibility.net/blog/archives/200#comment-4575 Good job putting it together Mon, looks just like ours! So is it true? ...the journey being more important than the destination? How much do you know about the piece thus far? *GRIN* BTW, how do I get on that Carbine contest? Just took my "Trapper" and "Papoose" out this past Thursday. The Paposse is a tack-driver and so the "Trapper" seems to be out to 260m (backstop). Out there, the rounds seemed to only drop about 3 inches. The Papoose on the other hand, droped about a foot and a half out at the backstop. I guess that's not bad considering the piece is rated as a "survival/take-down" firearm." Aside from that...how are the worries about the future? Good job putting it together Mon, looks just like ours!

So is it true? …the journey being more important than the destination? How much do you know about the piece thus far? *GRIN*

BTW, how do I get on that Carbine contest? Just took my “Trapper” and “Papoose” out this past Thursday. The Paposse is a tack-driver and so the “Trapper” seems to be out to 260m (backstop).

Out there, the rounds seemed to only drop about 3 inches. The Papoose on the other hand, droped about a foot and a half out at the backstop. I guess that’s not bad considering the piece is rated as a “survival/take-down” firearm.”

Aside from that…how are the worries about the future?

]]> By: Greg http://www.moral-flexibility.net/blog/archives/2005/08/21/my-ar15/#comment-4568 Greg Mon, 22 Aug 2005 01:49:10 +0000 http://www.moral-flexibility.net/blog/archives/200#comment-4568 What's with the CADPAT background? I thought you were a Brit DPM wearing guy? Nice pistol, er, rifle. I thought it must be a pistol since it's "restricted" and all...I still want one however... What’s with the CADPAT background? I thought you were a Brit DPM wearing guy?

Nice pistol, er, rifle. I thought it must be a pistol since it’s “restricted” and all…I still want one however…

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